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You my friend, are awesomer than awesome. You need to sell your games one day.

SuperSonic wrote:

master0500 wrote:

Bee-Ant wrote:busy with school activities

school, who needs it

If Bee didn't go to school, he wouldn't be smart enough to make this awsome game^^

...True

master0500 wrote:

SuperSonic wrote:

master0500 wrote:

Bee-Ant wrote:busy with school activities

school, who needs it

If Bee didn't go to school, he wouldn't be smart enough to make this awsome game^^

...True

I learned everything about programming outside of school. School did not help me so your statement is vaguely false!

Game A Gogo wrote:I learned everything about programming outside of school. School did not help me so your statement is vaguely false!

Oh, wow. That's cool Game a Gogo.

lol school here is too stoopi' to teach programming All the teachers care about is that green stuff they go home with once a week. (or that little white sheet of paper they turn into the bank) xD the teachers are less smart than we are xDD

Game A Gogo wrote:I learned everything about programming outside of school. School did not help me so your statement is vaguely false!

Hblade wrote:lol school here is too stoopi' to teach programming All the teachers care about is that green stuff they go home with once a week. (or that little white sheet of paper they turn into the bank) xD the teachers are less smart than we are xDD

Yes, I guess you guys are both right in your own ways. But think, if you never took math, you couldn't make complicated functions. If you never took language arts, you wouldn't be good at wrighting story lines. And if you never took art, well I think everyone knows what that means XD

But my point is, without school, we would all be worthless dummies

School doesn't make anyone smarter. It just gives information and tells you how you can use it and how to get more.

Here in the "country of best education" or however it went, too many of the teachers I've had are just busy kicking students to the next teacher or next class instead of really being motivated to teach. Which is weird because some motivation must have made them teachers after all.

Agreed ^-

SuperSonic wrote:But my point is, without school, we would all be worthless dummies

There I completely disagree, if anything school and high school unprepared me for a work environment, and to go to college.
I started doing math 11 algebra when I wasn't even in high school.

Now I understand this is a situational point of view, but school does not make you smart, they make you knowledgeable.
Having knowledge is not better than being smart.

In my point of view, school gives something to make us "ready".
Ready to take more advanced knowledges.
Ready to expand our knowledge in our own way.
Ready to use our knowledge to get money.

And the point is... my school has nothing to do with this game

Ok, everybody is stating there own opinion so now i'm confused haha

Teachers don't just care about money. If they did they would have not become a teacher. They came to prepare us. Think about it. All those assignments with deadlines prepared us for when we have to get something done at a specific time, or we would be in trouble. Teachers aren't high payed workers. They actually have low salaries. Some are just better at motivating than others.

Hey, Bee-ant! Long time no see! Nice to see you're still working on GE as well.
I have some feedback I can give you for this game.
This game is awesome! I love it! I agree with what people have been saying, I think it has the potential to be a commercial game. Because of that, I have some feedback for you to increase the overall quality of this game.
First of all, it would be nice to have a combo list (that is, if the game doesn't already have one). Like when you open pause menu, there could be an option called "combo list", which tells you what key combinations do what. Also, perhaps when you open the map, there could be arrows pointing to your next target location. (keep in mind that most gamers nowadays are not as good at figuring things out for themselves as they used to.)
I also have some feedback concerning grammar. It says "I was given a letter to go here." it would be "come here." Also, there's a part where he says "I will wait you" it should be "I will wait for you".
I like what you've done with the platforming, it feels a lot more fluid and natural than in the first WB. I also like how you've made IZE faster. Also, featuring creatures from WB2 was a nice touch. I love it. Also, it was brilliant to give the enemies health bars.
I think if you polish this game up enough, you could sell it commercially. If not on iPhone, you might be able to through Steam. Steam is open to the indie game market. I was thinking if ever I made a game of commercial quality, I'd sell it through Steam, unless something about GE makes it incapable of being sold through Steam, which I can't imagine why it would be.
Keep up the good work! I look forward to the full version!

j2graves wrote:First of all, it would be nice to have a combo list (that is, if the game doesn't already have one). Like when you open pause menu, there could be an option called "combo list", which tells you what key combinations do what.

Having combo list for all of the characters would be pain...but I'll try

j2graves wrote:Also, perhaps when you open the map, there could be arrows pointing to your next target location. (keep in mind that most gamers nowadays are not as good at figuring things out for themselves as they used to.)

Already give a star there...I guess it's not clear enough huh?

j2graves wrote:I also have some feedback concerning grammar. It says "I was given a letter to go here." it would be "come here." Also, there's a part where he says "I will wait you" it should be "I will wait for you".

Thanks. More feedback in grammar would be nice. I'm not an English specialist afterall.

j2graves wrote:Keep up the good work! I look forward to the full version!

And thanks for your very nice feedbacks!
+1 for you

You know Bee. Your from Indonesia. I am from US and I bet your better at English grammar than me.