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Re: death match project alpha update public beta

2017-07-02 Thread AudioGames . net Forum — New releases room : SLJ via Audiogames-reflector



  


Re: death match project alpha update public beta

TheGreatCarver wrote:Hi. What are the movement keys in this game? How do I play? Are there any instructions?Press f1 and read the instructions.

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Re: my personal experience on the rs games administration team

2017-07-02 Thread AudioGames . net Forum — General Game Discussion : DracoSelene89 via Audiogames-reflector



  


Re: my personal experience on the rs games administration team

@42:Agreed, and for what it's worth the average* mainstream reviewer tends to pick apart and tear apart a game, and focuses on one or two things they don't like.I've had this argument with people in the industry as a whole with some notable big nams on both the critical and development side and  the critics can at times, be extremely, extremely unforgiving and brutal.If you put work out there, be it art, music, games, books, movies, whatever, you're going to get feedback, be it good, or bad, take the feedback and learn from it and improve your work to get better instead of saying 'Oh this community is not nice, I won't make games for this community'. Instead learn from it and what you can improve on. Easier said than done.Also, back t the reviewers thing, I've had discussions with a few people from Eurogamer and PA (ddly enough) and got an insight into how they review and it's personal opinion, but I did
  point them to a few audiogames and in private correspondence both tore the audiogames apart as simple, cheap and lazy games, if that's the sort of feedback a mainstream reviewer is going to give audiogames, I feel that audiogames should as a whole, be pushing forward and pushing the boundaries and having something that's worth taking to PAX, taking to EGX, to conventions as the absolute technical gold standard, the very, very best of original ideas (so no Manaman or Nintendo's lawyers may be at the convention and shut that down), and something that mainstream reviewers will play and think oh, this is great, I didn't know this was a thing, rather than oh games for the blind, I'll give this  6 out of pity for thembecause that last bit happens, there's reviewers who give gams pity scores.I'd also like to point out thatno, mainstream devs aren't immune to the drama either. I'll go get the link to a developer meltdown'
 ;s section in a minute and point you to a few high strung game makers who spectacularly imploded

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VPN for Multiplayer Games Up and running

2017-07-02 Thread AudioGames . net Forum — General Game Discussion : Sebby via Audiogames-reflector



  


VPN for Multiplayer Games Up and running

For those who need it, I've just set up a VPN that's peer-to-peer and works for all games that support direct connections (not using a remote server), and it should even work when you are behind two layers of NAT or other unfriendly firewalls. It works a lot like Hamachi and uses the 25.0.0.0/8 address space. It's free and fun, and doesn't require you do anything once it's set up. Follow these instructions to use it.WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING: pay attention to the following as it's very important, before you even get started.1.  There is no security. Anyone who can read this forum thread can join. You can't rely on this VPN for anything sensitive. Not that I'd expect otherwise, and it's good practice to just assume the whole world is out to get you all the time, but remember that this is a public network and anybody can see anybody else. You should imagine that you have a public IP address, for all the go
 od that does, and act accordingly. Do not host or transmit stuff on here that you'll regret. Most operating systems nowadays are robust on public networks, and do include firewalls. And of course you should be keeping your software up-to-date, and only expose services you need, and password-protect all important shares or resources. You should already be doing all this stuff, of course, but here's a reminder to be careful.2. Although I've tested it independently and found it to work from my Windows VM, please follow directions carefully and bear in mind that things might fail for odd reasons. There is an easy bailout no matter what, and I don't imagine anything tragic will happen, but understand you are ultimately on your own here. Of course, feel free to ask for help if you need it.And now, the instructions:1. Get the latest stable version of Tinc for Windows. We
  assume you are on Windows because that's where all the games are, but if you need help with another OS do let me know. The server in fact runs Linux.2. Run the installer. Install everything, except that you may, if you wish, uncheck the tap adaptor driver for the platform you do not use (if you are 32-bit, you could uncheck 64-bit, for instance, or vice-versa).3. Install the tap driver for your platform. In the tinc program folder, find the tap-win32 or tap-win64 directory, and run the addtap.bat file. You need to have elevated privileges.4. Find the tap device, and rename it to "gamers", exactly as shown and without the quotes, obviously. You must find the network object and rename it. How you do this depends on your OS, but I'm fairly confident I don't know the procedure for anything later than XP as M$ are determined to make it as stupidly hard as possible. But I believe newer versions of Windows now call this something like "Ne
 twork and Sharing Centre". And indeed, here's a wonderful guide, which also incidentally talks about the different types of exposure I was warning you about earlier. Read and understand it, please.5. Next, grab this file, and unzip it. Copy the contents into your tinc program folder. Specifically, the tinc.conf file must be in the same place as the tincd.exe file, and the hosts directory should be a subdirectory of your tinc folder.6. Open tinc.conf with notepad or another text editor. Change the second line, as directed by the first, and save it. Specifically, replace the name with a unique name for you. It doesn't matter what, as long as it has just letters and numbers and _ characters.7. Next, open an elevated command prompt, and switch to the tinc directory. As in<
 pre>cd c:\program files\tinc(or whatever is appropriate).Now, generate your keypair, by typing this:tincd --generate-keysIt should be safe for you to press return twice, to select the default locations. If you did step 6 right, you'll notice that the proposed file in your hosts directory, for the second prompt, now matches the name you have picked.8. Finally, it's crash test time! Still in your command prompt, type this, to start the client and register it is a Windows service for future restarts:tincd --bypass-securityIf you did everything right, your network adaptor list should show you that you have a 25.0.0.0/8 address. You can try to ping the DHCP server by typing this into a command prompt:ping 25.0.0.1If you receive replies, you are con
 nected!Now simply play your games, and instead of worrying about port forwarding and all that, simply hand out the address you have been assigned.Any questions, just follow up here. And sorry it's such an annoyingly advanced procedure. It would be easier if the software was designed for client-server authentication, but it was really meant for mutual setups where both sides were under the user's control. If I can figure out a way to make it easier, I will, but this should get us going.Enjoy!

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Re: my personal experience on the rs games administration team

2017-07-02 Thread AudioGames . net Forum — General Game Discussion : SLJ via Audiogames-reflector



  


Re: my personal experience on the rs games administration team

Some people might think I'm talking out my ass, I don't care. It's not me who are having issues with admins etc. I have played, and are still playing many games, where I don't need to deal with the admins, and don't have to care about them. So therefore I enjoy those games without caring about the developers, and just stay off the chat when it becomes too childish, because I wanna enjoy the actual game. I'm done waisting my time in this topic, I have better things to do. I'll let other people talk out their ass. Lol.

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Re: CAEJones games?

2017-07-02 Thread AudioGames . net Forum — General Game Discussion : CAE_Jones via Audiogames-reflector



  


Re: CAEJones games?

The idea with the JFIMA was to use sounds that I either created or had some legal access to, excepting the characters from pre-existing franchises. I was also using the same footsteps for a fighting game where they make much more sense as pairs. But you're definitely right. Mostly all I can salvage from those are the snowsteps, which I haven't found better substitutes for (all the professional such sounds I can find are crunchy ice-style, and I like having softer pure snow available. I mean, imagine if Sengoku Jidai involved shinobi running around on crunchy mcCrunch snow? That's not very ninja!)I'm glad that someone managed to figure this much out, even if it took 6 years, .Thanks a lot for the praise! It really does help a lot .

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Threema Android issue

2017-07-02 Thread AudioGames . net Forum — Off-topic room : David via Audiogames-reflector



  


Threema Android issue

Hi,As the topic implies, I have a major Threema problem with my Galaxy S7. I attempt to open it, and it says, database error. Damaged or incomplete. Finish. I have done nothing to cause this. Tried to reinstall the app, and it came up with the same error. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Re: CAEJones games?

2017-07-02 Thread AudioGames . net Forum — General Game Discussion : david_solomon1 via Audiogames-reflector

Re: CAEJones games?

@CAE_Jones:I've been trying to figure out JFIM adventure for ... well, I don't know exactly when it came out. I'm going to go out on a limb and say maybe 6 years? I mostly tried to play it in the new Jekocon console, not the old java based one. In all of that time, I never made it to the garage rooftop. Of course I wasn't literally playing all of that time, but ocasionally I'd pick up the game and try playing it.Tonight, I finally figured out how some things work. The sound test helped a lot. Not sure why I didn't use it before. I've actually managed to beat the first boss. Pretty cool trick to defeat him.I don't know what others have figured out, but I have to say, you actually have major potential as a developer.I think I can finally say a few things that have always been confusing to me. Firstly, the footsteps just are not clean. I don't know why, but there's a double footstep sound every time you tak
e one step, and having your ally walking with you adds even more chaos to the step sounds so it's really hard to keep track of things, especially with all the sounds for topography firing. I think if you just changed the footstep sounds to cleaner, single steps for most of your games, it would go a long way toward making them more understandable. Case and point, Le Petit Planet has cleaner steps and for the most part, I was able to figure out where I was going in that game. Though I do think there's a bug somewhere that prevents items from respawning properly, as I could never find the ring that deals with the duck.I really like the action RPG style interface. I like how you can bring up your inventory on the fly and do various things. Combat seems a little bit button mashy though. To be fair, the first boss isn't button mashy at all. I just didn't realize I needed to do something specific and kept running in swinging my sword for like 4 respawns, lo
l.I hope you'll return to working on these console games a little bit. Jeko Prime has some potential, but I'm assuming basically none of the story mode was actually completed as all I could seem to do was walk around maps. DBGU I still can't figure out how to advance, since walking in either direction just steps infinitely without doing anything or finding any enemies. I imagine I have to find a platform or something.Seriously though, JFIM has a lot of potential. It's already got some neat things that a lot of games still don't have, like actual 3D movement. Even though it was kind of annoying to walk off the roof of the garage like 4 times before I figured that part out, it was still neat that I could do it.I remember you posted some demos a while back of Triastria and something called PS3. PS3 looked like an improved version of the JFIM adventure, and Triastria just looked neat based on the demo you posted. I know you're wor
king on Dark Clashers right now, but I hope you'll return to some of your old projects. They are actually pretty cool once you take the time to figure them out. You make the type of games I love, and if feedback helps you at all, I'd be happy to help you test any of your products now that I think I've figured out how you usually code some of your mechanics. You've got a lot of neat ideas. Perhaps your lack of motivation is just due to not enough people being willing to put forth the effort to figure out what kinds of things you've done?I hope this has helped in some way. I'm going to keep trying to figure out JFIM and perhaps I'll hit up Sengoku Jidai again. That's another game I've always liked the concept of but haven't been able to figure out much of yet.

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Re: has someone a menu guide for killer instinct?

2017-07-02 Thread AudioGames . net Forum — General Game Discussion : ke7zum via Audiogames-reflector



  


Re: has someone a menu guide for killer instinct?

Actually I just confirmed the clang at least on my computer is the shadow lords thing. My how I wish that were accessible. Fro what little I heard of it, it sounds cool!. Once I got into single player mode and chose my character I could not figure out what to do from there. I expected to choose the computer's character, but it's late here and my brain is tired lol! I was going to practice e a bit before bed but maybe I need sleep first. Lol!

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