Originally Posted by C/1Lt Henderson

Like zander said, we dont have near enough resources...I for one dont have 24/7 access to a graphics design computer...though I cannot speak for the rest of the members...So the next best thing would be to talk about one and hope that we get "discovered" by a game creater...

We kan make a scrap book in paint, print it out, flipp the pages fast to se the game in all it´s glory. We need to make expansions too

lol.sounds good

Well, you need more than a scrapbook and note pad to make video games! HAHA~! I must admit it, although I have a good com, but mine is not top of the range yet with those superior Graphics card to produce the best graphics! So maybe your idea can come true! You can write in a suggestion to some big game company like EA and tell them about your idea, then also tell them to include you in the production team and you could in the end make money out of iT!

Originally Posted by C/1Lt Henderson

Like zander said, we dont have near enough resources...I for one dont have 24/7 access to a graphics design computer...though I cannot speak for the rest of the members...So the next best thing would be to talk about one and hope that we get "discovered" by a game creater...

lol, well , hmm.. lets all rally, and THEN we strike And hunt for whatever we need.
Being discovered is another good thing heh

I don't think EA will worry too much over some missing programmers, not like they cared in the first place.

Then wad other company?

EA would be my first choice. Then I would have to go to Microsoft to make it a PC/Xbox exclusive....

HAHA. I agree.

But what type of game? a FPS, a squad based game or a strategy game?

Originally Posted by C/1Lt Henderson

Like zander said, we dont have near enough resources...I for one dont have 24/7 access to a graphics design computer...though I cannot speak for the rest of the members...So the next best thing would be to talk about one and hope that we get "discovered" by a game creater...

Cinema 4D, C++ and a freeware 3D engine is all you need. So, off you go... Some of the 3D engines around are easy to configure and performs very well for FPS styles of games with their extended support for OpenGL rendering. Easier, but less powerfull, languages such as Dark Basic can be used for creating games in a day or so - OK programming interface and performs well with the options of including assembly or C++ routines for your time critical routines. I've been working with the 3D Rad engine in 2003/2004 having quite a bit of fun with it (learning the basics of controlling while being at university). If the game plot/time table, game script. music and graphics, etc are done programming a FPS game can be completed within a couple of weeks by using freeware resources - depending on your programming skills and problems encountered.

Screenshots from Panda and Nebula engines