Adore - A New Adventure Game Engine - Feature suggestions.

[monkey0506]

AGS is great, but it's a bit frustrating at first for those who are used to more robust...

Funny, I felt exactly the same way when I picked up Eclipse with the ADT plugin (for Android development) a month ago. Then again, Java's not a real language either...just like a bad version of C#.

[qptain Nemo]

It would be open sourced under the LGPL or something similar. A license that allows you to basically do what you like providing you give attribution where necessary and inform users of any changes. Having said that I would allow donations to be given and I think it would be fair to expect successful commercial projects to give me a kick back but no commercial license would exist.

I just thought, if you still intend to open source Adore, I can recommend going with MPL 2.0. It really comes across to me as a more sensible and fair version of LGPL without all the "you put our two programs too close to each other so now they're actually one program" silliness.

Good luck with the project!

[Ryan Timothy B]

Technologies in Adore are currently being adapted into an engine that will power a game by the team that gave us one of AGS's most successful releases of the past few years.

Journey Down

(Or I'm terribly wrong and it's BT:DT, but I somehow doubt that)

[Armageddon]

Aw, we have to wait on Dave Gilbert to finish his next game now.

[Anian]

Aw, we have to wait on Dave Gilbert to finish his next game now.

They showed some screenshots and gameplay of the new Blackwell game, so I'm guessing it won't be that long of a wait...unless they're redoing everything in the engine.

[Armageddon]

*Glares at Mods and Screen 7*