Post by markgraham on Mar 9, 2018 14:17:06 GMT
Hi,
Ok so, as the amount of people who post in this section with new ideas for fangames increases by the day, I think it's about time for me to give them some much needed advice: I am not suggesting that this topic is pinned just because I am an attention-seeking son of a gun, you see. Well mainly for that, but also because I strongly believe people should read this before posting a "hey help me make my Pokemon fangame" topic. Because you see, the fact is that I am probably the most qualified person on this planet to give this kind of advice: oh sure, Ame is the one who knows how things are done, but I, with my years and years and years and years of failed attempts, of projects that started only to go nowhere and fail miserably, of entire new forums created and then left there to die, am the one who knows how things are NOT done. And I think that, for a person who dreams of one day creating a fangame, it would be important to know what are the mistakes that can potentially kill their awesome idea, as to avoid to commit them. And being a guy who has committed all of those mistakes in his life, I take it upon myself to make a topic detailing them.
In other words: in a brilliant topic posted elsewhere Hilda told you what you should do. Here I will tell you what you should NOT do.
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Ok so, as the amount of people who post in this section with new ideas for fangames increases by the day, I think it's about time for me to give them some much needed advice: I am not suggesting that this topic is pinned just because I am an attention-seeking son of a gun, you see. Well mainly for that, but also because I strongly believe people should read this before posting a "hey help me make my Pokemon fangame" topic. Because you see, the fact is that I am probably the most qualified person on this planet to give this kind of advice: oh sure, Ame is the one who knows how things are done, but I, with my years and years and years and years of failed attempts, of projects that started only to go nowhere and fail miserably, of entire new forums created and then left there to die, am the one who knows how things are NOT done. And I think that, for a person who dreams of one day creating a fangame, it would be important to know what are the mistakes that can potentially kill their awesome idea, as to avoid to commit them. And being a guy who has committed all of those mistakes in his life, I take it upon myself to make a topic detailing them.
In other words: in a brilliant topic posted elsewhere Hilda told you what you should do. Here I will tell you what you should NOT do.
For More You Can Check:
B2B Marketing Example