britney spears has so many dubstepy tracks

Hopefully it will teach some new people how to build games. Eventually, it will walk you through every step of the process, with the exception of scripting most likely.

I hate doing the review exams more since it doesn't help me much.... ._.

Yes, I love dogs. But should I study now? I am only 10 and yet when my teacher said about her dog "Sometimes he is scared like shaking and somtimes he bark at the vacuum.", I understood that he wasn't afraid if he kept changing his personalty over the vacuum, my dog just hates anything that blows in his face and he gets scares and hides, my vacuum blows air out the top so he is scared of that. But with my teachers dog he is not, just most likely wants attention. :l Yes, I am ammiting that I want to have a job like this but it is rare and most likely unavailable. I want to be a bankist but I am missing my sats because of my Autism, So I will have a rarer chance. What do I do? I am good at money BTW, I can do algerbra in like 5 Minutes (And the class takes about 30 Minutes).

I am sorry I wasn't very nice today, showing from my thread posts. I have just had a terrible day today and I am very upset, sorry that I took out my anger amongst others and farewell. I will see you all soon enough.

Introducing...

2 HOT CANDY!



Ingredients: Lithium, Uranium, Radium, Charcoal, Cinnamon, Red Dye #5, :furious: es, Sodium, Red-hot Pete's Hot Sauce, and less than 2% of: Wood shavings, Flint, Sugar, and Nitroglycerin.

Nutritional information per serving:

Calories: 9002
Calories from fat: -5
Sodium: 50 grams
Iron: 0.001 gram
Vitamin A: Insignificant
B vitamins: Insignificant
Vitamin C: Insignificant
Vitamin D: Insignifant
Vitamin W: Does not exist outside of chocolate factories
M&Ms: 1/2 Piece
Big Macs: 0
Bland Flakes: 1 flake
Corvettes: 1/10th Carbuerator
Radioactivity: We don't know because it broke our Gieger counter
Cats: 1 hair

Warning: Consumption of more than the reccomending serving of 2 Hot in less than 24 hours may result in: Smoke in the ears, Singed hair, Heartburn, and/or temporary insanity and the belief of being Mt. Vesuvius. Key Bored Industries, Qwertygiy, and Buildism not to be held responsible for all above ailments and any other ailments occuring in a 2-week period after ingestion.

is that his behavior is "cool" on roblox

Title. ⇧ ^_^

I've seen several posts by people who seem to think that Buildism is just going to get better all by itself. Although it would be nice if that were the case, it doesn't usually work that way. First, I'll explain how commercial games are made (these are popular games made by large companies, like Team Fortress 2 and The Elder Scrolls.)

A team of a few dozen developers works on the game. The company also employs testers, who play the game and look for bugs, then report back to the developers so they can fix any problems. This process can take anywhere from a few months to several years.

While this is happening, other employees of the company are paying lots of money to get the game publicity--billboards, online advertising, store signage, and so on. This ensures that by the day the game is released, lots of people already know about it and are ready to play it.

Once the game is released, millions of people buy it, and the company makes a lot of money, which they use to buy more advertising so a few million more people find out about the game and get it. After they stop updating the game, a fan community keeps it alive for years by making mods and other content.

On the other hand, Buildism is an independent (indie) game, meaning that it is made by a small group of people (in this case, me.) I don't have a QA (testing) team, so instead I open the game to the public during testing and let everyone be testers, and this should also get some good user-created content out by release day. However, if you guys find a bug and don't report it, then that doesn't help at all because I probably don't even know about it! Today the game was broke for 2 hours and nobody told me about it. Don't feel like your bug isn't important, or it's been reported before--take a few minutes to post in the bug reports section.

The other problem that all indie games face is advertising. Most indie developers just like to make games, and they'd rather not deal with a lot of marketing/financial stuff. Also, a game is one of the hardest things to advertise, so you have to pay a lot of money just to get a few new players. So, this is where the users come in. Minecraft, probably the most successful indie game, gained millions of players just from players telling their friends about the game and posting about it online.

To conclude, as a Buildism member, you're not just having fun or helping me make money--you're an important part of the game creation process. Keep it up!

And next week? If so, then I feel alone.