Of course I would pay!!!
Besides, who would want to miss the opportunity to pay $1 to play a game that rewards him $10 for every correct answer, I would become a billionaire this way!

*Sarcasm aside*

Well, it depends on many factors when people consider if the game is worth their money (people are especially picky when it comes to games nowadays, since they can just stop playing your game and switch to another easily).

But one of the easier suggestions is.......are you as a developer.....enjoy playing this game? And for how long? Is there anything element you could add to keep people playing?
Another example is to make your game unique, something that separates it from all the other game (or all the guessing games).

Also......if you're going to make the game grindy, avoiding making it ridiculously long......or even better......don't make it so that you force the player to grind for money every once in a while (people have lives you know).

A mix of both eh? Well since you're young (12 years old), there's plenty of time to learn how to make games and improve to make better ones. (unlike most people who begin at 18+, me included)


There are two ways that I recommend, the first is to rely on youtube for learning what can you do with the game engine (Game Maker, RPG Maker) like fade-in and fade-out (errr.....that thing should exist in every engine.....but you get my point no?), after you think you learned enough tricks you can then begin making your own game and try to mix the tricks you learned so that your game can stand out from the rest of the other ones.

The good thing about this one is that it's fast, easier and safer (it's especially good if you're an artist and can't afford a programmer). But there are special exceptions sometimes, ones that are enough to make people mad. (You can just check what to watch out for by googling it).


Now the second method, is to learn how to program (aka coding), this one is slower (since it's your first time, I guess), harder (depending on your understanding) and risky (to the point where I sometime do some planning on paper or miss with something and see the outcome). But its benefits outweighs its drawbacks (if you know what you are doing, otherwise....god have mercy on your soul), because you LITERALLY have total control on your game. There are so many things to list that I'll need 20+ more paragraph to write.

In case you wanted to program, here's what to do first:

   Step 0: Crash course into programming. (skip this if you had taken a programming class or watched a youtube tutorial)
In order to use engines that uses a programming language, you have to first learn that language, but you should pick yourself a programming language that you are most comfortable with. You know......the one that you are less likely to make mistake in, can get the job done faster, and where you can organize things so you know what's going on exactly. Of course, you can learn more than one language, it'll only going to give you more engines to use. (there are plenty of programming languages out there. People seem to prefer C++, C#, Java. As for me, I use VB)

Also, you have to know what to ask for and be specific about it, since you could be doing that a lot. Anyway, I think you should begin your youtube marathan. Here's a quick start:
* Variable
* 'If' statement and 'switch' case (or select case in VB)
* Functions
* Arrays
* 'while' and 'for' loop
* creating additional classes and creating objects

These are just a tip of a planet-sized iceberg in programming, so if you have time to spare....why not learn something new.


We'll continue this conversation in PMs instead, ok?

Hello there, since no one has given you the answer you were looking for (or at least zander did), I'll just burg in then.

To begin, I'd like to know if you're doing this just as a simple hobby or you're actually aiming high. I need to know because if you're doing it for fun then it's not worth it to go through the troubles. (I'm speaking from personal experience)

Likes see....*takes the test*. Huh?


You Are:
True Neutral
True Neutral- A true neutral character does what seems to be a good idea. He doesn't feel strongly one way or the other when it comes to good vs. evil or law vs. chaos. Most true neutral characters exhibit a lack of conviction or bias rather than a commitment to neutrality. Such a character thinks of good as better than evil after all, he would rather have good neighbors and rulers than evil ones. Still, he's not personally committed to upholding good in any abstract or universal way. Some true neutral characters, on the other hand, commit themselves philosophically to neutrality. They see good, evil, law, and chaos as prejudices and dangerous extremes. They advocate the middle way of neutrality as the best, most balanced road in the long run. True neutral is the best alignment you can be because it means you act naturally, without prejudice or compulsion. However, true neutral can be a dangerous alignment when it represents apathy, indifference, and a lack of conviction.
Detailed Results:
Alignment:
Lawful Good ----- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (18)
Neutral Good ---- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (22)
Chaotic Good ---- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (15)
Lawful Neutral -- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (22)
True Neutral ---- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (26)
Chaotic Neutral - XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (19)
Lawful Evil ----- XXXXXXXXXX (10)
Neutral Evil ---- XXXXXXXXXXXXXX (14)
Chaotic Evil ---- XXXXXXX (7)
Law & Chaos:
Law ----- XXXXXXXX (8)
Neutral - XXXXXXXXXXXX (12)
Chaos --- XXXXX (5)
Good & Evil:
Good ---- XXXXXXXXXX (10)
Neutral - XXXXXXXXXXXXXX (14)
Evil ---- XX (2)


I'd expected it to be neutral good, but it's still accurate.

play4fun :

I don't know anyone that can help you in this....

However, I DO know a website that might help:

https://www.fiverr.com/?u_sou=google&u_med=cpc&u_cam=brand/ge_sh_bd_World&u_ter=one-fiverr_(phrase)&u_con=AdID^88238187928^Keyword^fiverr&gclid=CjwKEAjwwtOsBRDdjZTbvYvTlzcSJADOY0DRqM1ajdSXjLvWBA6t9EBJw7L8Rzyeikh-WF2LV_srxxoC4pvw_wcB

This website has people who will do services for $5, ranging from solving your homework to engineering to video editing.
Since you're willing to pay for intros (by paypal that is), this site could be what you're looking for.
And I bet since you want 2 intros, the price will be $10

If things didn't work at all, then.....dunno

"I don't usually read fanfics, but when I do it's because it's one of the 0.1% that doesn't give me cancer."


Ok, enough with "The Most Interesting Man in the World", what I'm looking for in fanfics are:

0- Correct spellings and grammars. Let's be honest, when reading fanfics with spelling error in the first page, it doesn't give you a good first impression doesn't it? (that's why it's listed as No. 0)

1- I don't mind if the fanfic sticks to its original plot, but I certainly wouldn't want to read a copy-pasted fanfic that has nothing new to introduce (no new events, no another perspective, and......as much as I hate to say this......no Original Character from the writer)

2- Emphasizing on the the reader's view (not how to explain this, but let's take an example:
Spike gathered his friends to go and investigate a haunted house, they entered inside and the door closed by itself, the group got scared and walked forward until a ghost appeared.....
I think you know what I mean now, I just wanted the writer to give life to the fanfic by saying what does the character think, feels, etc)

3- NO MARY SUE OR GARY STEW (google that up). Seriously, they just make the story predictable and dull. (There are however excellent character who are mary sue or gary stew, mainly because they are well-written unlike many fanfics I've read so far)

4- I can tolerate mild sexuality levels (like mentioning them), but I cannot tolerate high sexuality levels. (like literally sexual actions)

5- And finally, a good execution to the fanfic's theme, whether it be humor, adventure, mystery, horror, or even gore.
As long as it does it's job right, I'm more than happy to read it again and again.

6- Anything that is actually REAL or could HAPPEN in real life.

7- No major plot holes, twisting a story ridiculously to your liking is a bad sign for a writer. (I have to admit, it is hard but a good writer knows how to solve this)


So yeah, these are what I want whenever I want to read a fanfic.

And recently, I've found this (FNAF) fanfic that I liked it:
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11189614/1/A-mangled-perspective
(Note: you need to be a bit familiar with fnaf 1 2 3 to understand some things..............on second thought, never mind, read and enjoy!)


So anybody here wants to share his opinion with me?

Phew, finally got a new version released:

https://youtu.be/rzw4bE9YKEo

At least now it's a bit more exciting....

Razor-987 :
Agreed, and as you said already....it's what people wanted....like slenderman or amnesia but like these games sooner or later (about years actually) the audience will find something scarier, etc, and they will begin a new fandom while forgetting about FNAF.

And I too played the game myself, and you kinda create this fear illusion because you want to survive(win) while having two animatronics corning you and having less than 30% at 3 AM. But with time, you'll get used to the jumpscares.

Fun Fact: 90% of the fans don't own the game XD(or so I've heard)

LunarDarkness2 :
First, answering your question, yes...he's going to make the other character from FNAF 1(except goldie) but they'll be stationary(you expected 50K $ to be enough?).

Second, technology like this existed way before(check wikipedie, you'll be really suprised), but the hardest part for them would be, if they managed to somehow open a restaurant, to create an AI that allows them to move, interacts with people according to their ages, and a dozen of things I'm too lazy to mention.

Sword legion :
Good luck, and hope you pull off the amazing wombo combo (actually, be careful of being caught in that situation...)

juuldude :
Now that's what I call an anniversary.

I wish I could know you better but the problem here is that now I barely have time to be hanging here (you know...collage, almost daily club routine, working on multiple games...), and it doesn't seems that it will end anytime.

In fact it seems it will last for say like....at least 5 years, so yeah I might be rarely seen here from now on.

Anyway, happy 4TH vizzed year!

Ainstrings :

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a winner! (hate to say loser because that's already too much to handle)

Games I want to play in Netplay:

SNES: Wizardry I-II-III Story of Llylgamyn (Normal or Rebalanced), Wizardry V Heart of the Maelstrom

Anyone who wants to play with me, PM me.

Yes, Yes, YES!!!
Netplay finally works for me Woohoo!!

Despite the horrible lag that might occur because of my location, I can still Netplay RPG games which is what I wanted. (oh and sorry if I broke a rule or two here; which I think is that I shouldn't double post)

But there is one question I have, GB games doesn't seem to have an option to Netplay...so is there really a way I can trade/battle with someone in GB games?

earthwarrior :
Ok then I'll help.....but I'm kinda busy now and don't have steam cash right now.
Hopefully I'll be able to help after four days.

One more question, I'm not in US but the currency steam displays is in US doller, so that means I'm in US store which also means I can't trade with you right?

ghostfishy :
Ok, how about this deal:
The Binding of Isaac - $4.99 = 10k Viz
Counter Strike - $9.99 = 20k Viz

If you agreed to any of these prices, PM me your steam name so I can buy you the games, then after everything is done you pay the Viz.

vanelan :
That would be really useful for me if the majority of people here were NOT far away from my location (since the data goes to another continent and back like you stated), so it ultimately means I can only joins games in netplay

vanelan :
That one solid way of saying "no" XD.

Recently, I had my laptop formatted so I decided to check whether RGR plugin will work or not, turns out it did work!

And after that I tried netplay but it seems I always, always fail to connect. Is there any way around this? or does it not supports in Asia continent?