hakerem.orgi just write what i think..:)

Never played a game, and the idea … Meh … I would have something better? Instead of saying that never to use, actually to do something! They were happy to play this game, it was for a reason. Your ideas are much more advanced than the creators of the game.
The state of mind, the most of us is that "it would be too difficult to take a small part of my own …" Spirit. You are absolutely wrong. You better then the terms "contractor", the fact that you have played this game.

So what are you doing? More games to buy, you unhappy? Do not … The best thing you can do is to DESIGN YOUR VERY OWN GAME!

So you have decided that your own game design? Congratulations, that the first step.

The second step is to choose the type of game you want to create.

You can create a multi-player (which is more than one person can play in the vicinity of the game simultaneously).

You can multi-player online (which means that you allow people to connect to your game over the Internet to play and in the vicinity of the game simultaneously). You can also set a single game (which means a game where you’re the only person to play the game environment).

Then you have to think that the dimension that you want your game is, po There are three main aspects when it comes to games.

These are:

2D - Many older games, platform, 2D view that Super Mario Brothers, Megaman, Legend of Zelda, etc.
3D - that the games have made progress, we in the field of 3D. Games in this category are World of Warcraft, Half-Life, and so on.
Isometric - isometric is half of the race 2D and 3D. Since the games of the tibia, Final Fantasy Tactics progress, and many others come to care.

Too difficult to decide what kind of game you want to do? Here are some questions for you:

What games I already have?
What my friends enjoy games to play?
What I really could play in development?
How long do I have to do such a game?

Once you evaluate these questions, you’re ready, look to see whether an emulation of the server or a game program, which covers their needs.

Research is one of the most important steps in the creation of a server.

If you do not do this right, you start, a lot of time to lose. There are important questions that you should ask before you in a game:

How big community?
Do they have a good support?
How often is it updated?
How is it stable?
Are the servers popular?
As long as the server or the European Union, for the summer?
What is the difficulty of programming languages, scripting languages and tools?

If the server emulation or the Community for example, was two years old and has little user / user active and inactive May-forums you as the most likely habit.

If you are a beginner would be wasting your time, you could not get much support, if you occur, the many obstacles that we do if you are concerned with server emulation of games and programs.

Test your forums / support, some questions at random and see how long it takes for them to respond.

When the plant often server emulation, the people will be drilled in May, and stop playing, you get frustrated. Also, try the server as stable as possible. This applies also to play your game program to create. If the customer has many bugs / lags / accidents, the user very disappointed and are likely to be a new game Remember that all matches to ensure bugs you are not too much.

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