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EpicLeinad
Dec 21, 2009 11:32pm xB14Kx you know ur just a 14 year boy (easily guessed by ur username) that cant find friends and just play flash games?… pathetic.
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NinjaOfSteel
Dec 21, 2009 10:20pm I fully understand that this comment goes out to a troll, a generic named, will come back on a new profile after being kicked, Troll Your shout to the creator of A Knight’s Story 2 was completly uncessary! I know that you are only 10 and that you will not understand most of my words. But please get an adult to read this to you because it is importa… show moreI fully understand that this comment goes out to a troll, a generic named, will come back on a new profile after being kicked, Troll Your shout to the creator of A Knight’s Story 2 was completly uncessary! I know that you are only 10 and that you will not understand most of my words. But please get an adult to read this to you because it is important. First off, AKS2 is what is called an IDLE game. That is, you do nothing and your character progresses. This is great for those of us with friends. We can chat while still seeing our RPG characters advance. This is hard for some to understand (since they dont chat, AKA no friends). Also, fyi programming is not easy. You as a gamer are used to watching big companies put Halo and Madden together and when see a game with pixled graphics you instantly think, “WOW, THEY PUT IN NO TIME AT ALL!”. Well sorry sir, but when you do a game solo or even with a small crew it can take forever to get half the product of AKS2. So please, before you go and make comments like someone on a pacifier, PLEASE, just think about the time and hard work they put into it. Rule of thumb for a critique, say something positive for every negative statement, and dont just shame the problem, but point out a solution. show less |