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Indie City Simulation Games |
Posted by: Darth-Apple - May 15th, 2014 at 3:41 PM - Forum: Simmania
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So I've always been a huge fan of the Simcity franchise. Unfortunately, the new Simcity has apparently had a lot of older fans disappointed, and I haven't really had the money to shell out on it to give it a shot yet. (Some people really love it, but apparently that's mostly newer players of the franchise, and it isn't really anything like the older versions of the game.) Cities XL wasn't bad, but it's starting to become a bit outdated and due to some bugs, it never became as popular as games such as SC4 did.
It seems that some new indie gamers and programmers have been independently working on some new interesting projects in recent years. I doubt that an indie game would overnight become as advanced as Cities XL was, but hey, it's interesting seeing what people can come up with. In particular, Banished was recently released, which looks interesting. Although I haven't tried it myself yet, the reviews for it have been great so far. (The concept isn't quite the same as what you'd expect to see in a traditional simcity game. It's more of a survival kind of a game, but it's neat to see something unique. )
Project Avalon is also a browser based project that looks very interesting over at Simtropolis. I've been following the project since its earlier stages of development, and the developer is doing a fantastic job on it so far. With it being browser based, compatibility won't be as much of an issue either, although I imagine the graphical complexity will be a bit limited in the long run. Hey, it means that the simulation will end up being the focus, so I can't complain. I think it's a brilliant idea personally.
Anyway, what are your thoughts on the indie market for city simulation games? For the other fans of the Simcity franchise out there, what would you like to see happen in this particular corner of the gaming market?
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Chat Room Host development |
Posted by: Darth-Apple - May 13th, 2014 at 11:41 PM - Forum: Launchpad
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So I've had an idea that I've been slowly working on for several months now. A lot of people love Ajax Chat, but many webhost prohibit it from being installed because it is highly server intensive. (Makestation so happens to be hosted on a VPS, so we don't quite have that problem here, but many hosts don't exactly appreciate chat rooms. )
Anyway, ajax chat is much less server intensive with an ideal, non-apache configuration. I have recently purchased a new VPS to begin development on that front, and plan on using a LEMP based configuration instead of a typical LAMP based configuration. The server itself is already set up, so it's now a matter of a few last minute configuration changes, and then to modify ajax chat to run on a hosted environment.
As far as the progress, most of the work as far as actually parsing out a specific chat has already been completed. The chat installer has been modified to create a new set up tables for each chat, and a bootstrap loader to parse configuration differences is in place. What has been difficult is the URL rewrites. My hope is to avoid URLs such as http://somechathost1234.com/chat/?key=243 but to have a cleaner URL such as http://somechathost1234.com/makestation/chat, but my URL rewriting skills need some refreshing, evidently.
Anyway, I'll be sure to keep you guys updated. Anyone have any suggestions for what they would like to see, or for a domain name?
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Some Coding Idea |
Posted by: DistanceDesigns - May 11th, 2014 at 11:37 AM - Forum: Software
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well me and my coding team have worked over some ideas / projects were gonna do to make us bigger and better, ill just list a few of them
* = Done
- Register and Login Feature
- Comment System*
- Live Chat Software
- Notepad (almost done)
- Web Browser <--- One of our dreams
- Java Game
- Web Based HTML Code Editor*
- Support Tickets System*
thats just a few, if you want to help us add me on skype - live:amazeht
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Try to guess this word! |
Posted by: DistanceDesigns - May 9th, 2014 at 3:30 AM - Forum: Forum Games
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2 hints
hint 1 - starts with n
hint 2 - ends with e
10 letters 1 space
word: _____ _____
i will write the letters out as people solve it
finished word:
thank you and good guessing
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Hello, Im DistanceDesigns |
Posted by: DistanceDesigns - May 9th, 2014 at 2:46 AM - Forum: Introductions
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Hello I'm DistanceDesigns
- I am a graphics designer, plugin developer, coder, programmer, and a modder
Coding Languages
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HTML and CSS
Javascript
C++
C#
Batch
VB
VBScript
C
jQuery
My Interests
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-Gaming
-Coding / Programming
-Plug-in Developement
-Graphic Design
-Modding
Conact Email - codingtuts@hotmail.com
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