thebroz
Originally posted by Magued
Why dont you then develop a game that are better?
Do all the stuff youre talking about with 3rd person.
And while youre on it choose a game developer that have "better" track record so we can be filled with confidence...
Unbelivable!
Magued
Aside from making a dog's dinner of my degree....that's what I've been trying to work on for the last few years. Unfortunately I lack the resources at present for the necessary development hardware and to hire the staff that I would require. My forte is in design and 3d moddeling so I personally wouldn't be able to deal with the engine creation. Although I have looked into licencing an existing engine such as Unreal or maybe even Renderware, this again would be at a great cost that I currently could not accommodate.
Magued, even so, it shouldn't be an issue of 'well if you don't like it you do it better'. I'm just concerned, a few years ago I really saw genuine potential in a paintball video game and what I have seen so far of this Xbox attempt hasn't seemed to capture much imagination. Instead from what I have gathered it is instead aping existing products such as Half Life's Digital Paintball. While enjoyable to a degree I just don't feel that they should allow the sports potential to be demonstrated to the mainstream as something that doesn't seem much more than a shoot-em-up.
In short, I am really looking forward to this game as it could provide the boost that PB needs to shove it into the mainstream and get the TV execs signing up. But I am concerned over quite a few factors which could jeopardise its success with anything more than the PB hardcore.