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If we're talking about the same InCreator then he's fine. And he's been quite active on the estonian game making forum(He's actually working on some game with another guy there).

I'd love to help but I don't have a mic . But the game looks great.

Thanks for the advice. But what would be the smaller projects that you'd suggest for learning programming then?

Well I'd like to make some simple games platformers perhaps or something like the first zelda game on the NES and eventually I'd like to make an RPG game (with skills and all, and I actually have an inspirration as to what I'd like to achieve, a short rpg game that a guy on another forum made even though he used some old version of Game Maker I think). And I myself am also slightly leaning towards Python because it seems to make more sense(atleast to me). And the object oriented programming bit, I honestly do not know because I'm not really sure if I know what it means and if it is more benefitial or something.

 So I'd like some help with choosing my first programming language. I'm choosing between C# and Python. Also as some of you might know I already have 2 C# programming books, but I was dissapointed in these because they aren't actually meant for beginners who have no programming experience. So I thought that maybe I should continue with C# and simply find myself some beginners tutorials, even though there is a small problem with C# namely the fact that I can't use the newest version of Visual Studio because my computer still has wimdows XP. Also I did find 2 free e-books for Python that are for beginners( for children actually, but most children are beginners. I think?). So any advice on this is welcome(even if you suggest a completely different programming language).

 I could translate it into estonian if you'd want that for some odd reson (there's only less than a million people speaking estonian ).

I'll try to get something done for this.

That's because you're so far north of the old Mayan stomping grounds that you only got a teeny bit of the apocalypse. 

We over in this part of the world didn't even get a tiny bit of apocalypse I was so dissapointed.

Would Visionaire Studio be better for someone who knows very little about programming?  The Visionaire website says, "The main purpose of Visionaire is to empower fans of adventure games to create their own games, without requiring extensive programming skills."  Does anyone know if the "without requiring extensive programming skills" bit is accurate?  Or could "without requiring extensive programming skills" also be said of AGS?

AGS is more than good enough for a begginner. Also it's free and that is also a huge advantage in my opinion(Even though I haven't used Visionaire Studio I don't think it could be that much simpler than AGS)

Looks great.

Thanks kconan.

Hey I'm looking for the game Downfall. But I can only find the demo the game's website doesn't seem to exist anymore.
Edit: Just found out the demo doesn't exist anymore either.

So I have 2 C# programming books for sale (The books are too difficult for me) : Visual C# Game Programming For Teens by Jonathan S.Harbour and C# Game Programming For Serious Game Creation by Daniel Schuller. So if anyone is interested let me know.

> search for matches (and take them)
> also pick up a candle

+1

> get canned food (enough not to overburden)
> search the tent better

+1

> examine book (on table)

     

+1 Even though I thinks it's just a regular bible.

I dont know about favourites since I only use the following 2: GOG.COM and Steam, but Desura seems nice(I also try to buy every indie bundle I can)

This was real funny in my opinion atleast. And they got all the names for the apple products right.

> examine the shredded flaps

+1

[> TAKE LAMP!]

> TAKE LAMP!

+1
We NEED the lamp