I'm sorry.. I shouldn't of gotten so mad nor should I have claimed it to be EVENTUALLY original because I had said that it wasn't original just yet. But back then I didn't understand what it ment to make a game but after that big arguement I vowed I would make an all original game just to get you guys off my back. However its taking longer then I had expected, I had planned on on apologizing on my game but seeing as how it probably won't be released for two more months I thought I should do it here before it became too late, however it might already be. But for what I said I am sincerely sorry. And as for the unmovable unstopable blah blah blah stuff, I did not get it from WoW(Never played it), I did not get it from batman(Hadn't seen it at the time), I just made it up on the spot. But LG10 please don't make it sound as if I did not try to be nice, I did everything in my power to keep the players friendly and keep you from getting killed, even going so far as to insult myself for you. Until you got on my nerves.. But I came to apologize not argue so please, accept my apology.
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Hmmm? I wonder, where does these fags come from? It's just a game.
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Don't get me wrong; changing a map can definitely be alot of work if well thought out. However, what I mean to say (and perhaps should've elaborated on for a clearer understanding) is that, in terms of game design, simply changing around a map isn't much work. I mean, you have weeks (or months depending on the quality) of programming, creating a player character base, creating multiple styles of clothing and hair so players can customize their characters to their liking, and (perhaps the largest part of map designing) creating turfs, which can seriously be an assload of work depending on how detailed you want the end result of your map to be.
All in all, it's an assload of work and simply changing a map doesn't compare to actually creating a game from scratch. Map design can be a time consuming and even difficult job. But it definitely doesn't define creating a game considering all the work that comes before and/or after designing a map. Creating all of the turfs you plan to use for the map is no walk in the park.
But yes, you're definitely right.