THE DREAM OF ROWAN. A brand new game for Amiga 68k

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

what happens to the money if it does not make the goal?  Is it refunded to the people who paid?

Kickstarter doesn't take the money unless the goal is met.

[Amiten]

737 eur people are too sweetheart, anyway... you need 4000 eur for what?

PS: I have enough knowledge of spanish to read about your bad reputation and your other projects.

JAJAJA  mi reputacion hablas?  y la tuya? es buena o mala?...

Kickstart update your Bios please and dont support us if you dont want.
 but please
stop poison those who believe and trust that this is possible .with your comments WITHOUT ANY foundation thanks (remember you dont know me)

all the best

[Amiten]

And of course
if the campaign fails all the money is returned by kickstarter



Thanks to all the people who support this Campain! Amiga4Ever

[TheMagicM]

Actually kickstart is partially right.  The only reason I also have heard of you is from some argument you had when you wanted volunteers to help you make a game/company or whatever it was.  It was handled unprofessionally.  

I think you should make the game anyway but definitely make changes to have the characters run/move more fluid.  Make the background move like in Shadow Of The Beast or some other changes.   Once you have a game you release that looks great, you'll have a better reputation as a game maker.

Good luck!

[kickstart]

@amiten

You always delete all your post or videos on youtube hidding all those things, i only lost few minutes to read about your "adventures" but good luck.

[Amiten]

Actually kickstart is partially right.  The only reason I also have heard of you is from some argument you had when you wanted volunteers to help you make a game/company or whatever it was.  It was handled unprofessionally.  

I think you should make the game anyway but definitely make changes to have the characters run/move more fluid.  Make the background move like in Shadow Of The Beast or some other changes.   Once you have a game you release that looks great, you'll have a better reputation as a game maker.

Good luck!

Thanks! for write your oppinion and whis us Luck!. all the best

[TheMagicM]

@amiten

You always delete all your post or videos on youtube hidding all those things, i only lost few minutes to read about your "adventures" but good luck.

all right man..you got your point across.


@Amiten:

So far so good though.  Graphics look good..

[Amiten]

all right man..you got your point across.


@Amiten:

So far so good though.  Graphics look good..

Thanks for your Support!

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Make the background move like in Shadow Of The Beast

I'm not trying to pick a fight here, I just want to point out how absurd that is.  SOTB was written in hardware-banging assembly at the height of the Amiga's popularity.  No one left here, or very few people, have the time, desire, or coding skill, to write such a game anymore.  Sorry folks, that ship has sailed.

Now I don't know anything about the guy writing this other game (or his "reputation"), but he's pretty clearly stated that it's being written in AMOS.  So to ask for them to "Oh, just make it like SOTB"... yeah, sure.  Wishful thinking, and all that.  Why don't you just say "Hey, go learn some long dead programming language for a computer hardly anyone codes for anymore, to make a game that - at best - you have the possibility of making a couple thousand bucks off of, while all the while being flamed in public forums...  AAAHHH!

Anyhow, I backed it, because I'm at a point in my life when I make pretty decent money, and want to support continued Amiga software development.  I pirated the sh** out of games 20-something years ago when I was a broke teenager.  Now that I'm an adult I try to do the right thing, and support continued Amiga software development where I can.  It's your choice what you want to do.  Cheers!  

[TheMagicM]

I'm not trying to pick a fight here, I just want to point out how absurd that is.  SOTB was written in hardware-banging assembly at the height of the Amiga's popularity.  No one left here, or very few people, have the time, desire, or coding skill, to write such a game anymore.  Sorry folks, that ship has sailed.

Now I don't know anything about the guy writing this other game (or his "reputation"), but he's pretty clearly stated that it's being written in AMOS.  So to ask for them to "Oh, just make it like SOTB"... yeah, sure.  Wishful thinking, and all that.  Why don't you just say "Hey, go learn some long dead programming language for a computer hardly anyone codes for anymore, to make a game that - at best - you have the possibility of making a couple thousand bucks off of, while all the while being flamed in public forums...  AAAHHH!

Anyhow, I backed it, because I'm at a point in my life when I make pretty decent money, and want to support continued Amiga software development.  I pirated the sh** out of games 20-something years ago when I was a broke teenager.  Now that I'm an adult I try to do the right thing, and support continued Amiga software development where I can.  It's your choice what you want to do.  Cheers!  

If you want to wear the minimum pieces of flair, then that's your prerogative.  Lmao. Strive to be the best..if the minimum is the best, then so be it.

[Thorham]

I'm not trying to pick a fight here, I just want to point out how absurd that is.  SOTB was written in hardware-banging assembly at the height of the Amiga's popularity.

A simple dual playfield infinite scroll and some bobs and sprites. Hardly rocket science. I wouldn't be surprised if Amos can handle that. Looks far more impressive than it is.

[vince_6]

I'm not trying to pick a fight here, I just want to point out how absurd that is.  SOTB was written in hardware-banging assembly at the height of the Amiga's popularity.  No one left here, or very few people, have the time, desire, or coding skill, to write such a game anymore.  Sorry folks, that ship has sailed.

Now I don't know anything about the guy writing this other game (or his "reputation"), but he's pretty clearly stated that it's being written in AMOS.  So to ask for them to "Oh, just make it like SOTB"... yeah, sure.  Wishful thinking, and all that.  Why don't you just say "Hey, go learn some long dead programming language for a computer hardly anyone codes for anymore, to make a game that - at best - you have the possibility of making a couple thousand bucks off of, while all the while being flamed in public forums...  AAAHHH!

Anyhow, I backed it, because I'm at a point in my life when I make pretty decent money, and want to support continued Amiga software development.  I pirated the sh** out of games 20-something years ago when I was a broke teenager.  Now that I'm an adult I try to do the right thing, and support continued Amiga software development where I can.  It's your choice what you want to do.  Cheers!  

+1

[BooBoo1200]

A few iffs and amal running on 68030?? for 4000e come on Amiten you take Amigans for suckers or your crazy?
Also this kind of stuff makes amos look bad. of course you can do a lot more in amos and it wouldnt take 3000 lines.

[kamelito]

A few iffs and amal running on 68030?? for 4000e come on Amiten you take Amigans for suckers or your crayz?
Also this kind of stuff makes amos look bad. of course you can do a lot more in amos and it wouldnt take 3000 lines.

At least he is doing something...
Talk is cheap, even cheaper on the Amiga community.

Kamelito

[BooBoo1200]

4000e yeah filling his pockets lol

[TheMagicM]

4000e yeah filling his pockets lol

Did you pitch in an money?  No?  Then what do you care?  Dont like it, dont pitch in.  Dont read about it..troll elsewhere.