Just as a heads up: Let's try to keep some of the off-topic chatter to a minimum. It's fine to make a post stating you've obtained the 600th post. But let's move on after that and not delete our previous posts. Thanks!

Says the one who deletes previous posts. =P

Speaking of which how did Gravity run on everyone's systems? I tried to make it CPU friendly but I've got a long way to go.

Cubanbling wrote:

This will be rigged. The judge will take a sum of the money and split it with the "supposed" winner that they come into agreement with.

Because you're some kind of guru on contests and can see into people's hearts.

Bravo1 wrote:

Speaking of which how did Gravity run on everyone's systems? I tried to make it CPU friendly but I've got a long way to go.

Surprisingly, it ran well on my computer. I noticed some delay when it came to pressing an arrow key and then the character actually moving. But I am sure that's on my end.

Great work, Bravo! It's a fun game and I hope to see it continued and/or sequels.

So far I have tried Gravity, 1-bit Space Adventure (I think that was the name, anyway), Yut Puts entry, Sword, and Chaos Keys.

I also just listed them in the order of highest to lowest in terms of how much I enjoyed them. To answer your question, Bravo, it ran quite well on my laptop which is pretty decent but nothing spectacular. It'll be replaced soon, hopefully, due to a few hardware issues including the space bar being nearly broke which is what I am assuming made it so hard for me to double jump high enough in Gravity.

Since the judging hasn't come in yet, I won't say too much beyond answering questions and mentioning bugs/technical difficulties for now. I am, however, glad that Gravity will continue. My only real issue with Gravity was that I kept wanting to use arrow keys instead of A & D, but that's more of a personal habit than a game issue.

I played the latest downloadable for 1-bit, so I had no bugs or problems there, and Yut Puts entry ran fine as well it was just odd being able to jump/fly into water; which I assume was just an odd obstacle used due to the limited time.

I used the latest download with Sword, and its only problem was that it is too short, and I couldn't seem to kill the enemy or get any tutorial for it so I assume it ended there; especially since there was no where else to go.

Chaos Keys was interesting, but too laggy as others previously discussed. I didn't play it much because of the lag, and the must be damaged obstacle early in game; so I can't really say much on it.

We're indie game developers, what else would we be?

Give them time to finish judging and writing the reviews.

What you've been saying makes me curious about my game. Did it run well? That wasn't even something I considered. I guess I can't fathom a BYOND game not running well on anything that anybody is using these days.

Toddab503 wrote:

So far I have tried Gravity, 1-bit Space Adventure (I think that was the name, anyway), Yut Puts entry, Sword, and Chaos Keys.

I also just listed them in the order of highest to lowest in terms of how much I enjoyed them. To answer your question, Bravo, it ran quite well on my laptop which is pretty decent but nothing spectacular. It'll be replaced soon, hopefully, due to a few hardware issues including the space bar being nearly broke which is what I am assuming made it so hard for me to double jump high enough in Gravity.

Since the judging hasn't come in yet, I won't say too much beyond answering questions and mentioning bugs/technical difficulties for now. I am, however, glad that Gravity will continue. My only real issue with Gravity was that I kept wanting to use arrow keys instead of A & D, but that's more of a personal habit than a game issue.

I played the latest downloadable for 1-bit, so I had no bugs or problems there, and Yut Puts entry ran fine as well it was just odd being able to jump/fly into water; which I assume was just an odd obstacle used due to the limited time.

I used the latest download with Sword, and its only problem was that it is too short, and I couldn't seem to kill the enemy or get any tutorial for it so I assume it ended there; especially since there was no where else to go.

Chaos Keys was interesting, but too laggy as others previously discussed. I didn't play it much because of the lag, and the must be damaged obstacle early in game; so I can't really say much on it.

The jumping was actually my fault HEHEH >_>. Turns out I made jumping 1 pixel too short, which means the jumping was short... by 12 pixels ... PER JUMP

This has been fixed, but I doubt you care to replay the game at the moment. XD

Yut Put wrote:

Cubanbling wrote:

This will be rigged. The judge will take a sum of the money and split it with the "supposed" winner that they come into agreement with.

Keep an eye on ET.

Incase you forgot, the BYONDite empire is still at war with Oasis's BYONDling tribe. There will be no agreements between me and him.

...Or will there? *sinisterlaugh.wav*