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[malloc]

You should come up with a game design document

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

"Into game designing...?" 

 

I thought you designed, owned, and operated Star Trek Online for years. That's what you kept telling everyone.

[Linkenski]

Bioware has inspired me into believing I can become a game developer and make RPGs way better than they can. Just watch me, lol.

Actually no, I'm way more inspired by companies like Rocksteady and Team ICO when it comes to game-design

[leighzard]

and now whole thread is fixed.. please do not kick my butt for pulling "spell mistake" on you guys

it was funny for awhile.. but i'm serious now. >.>

I know you've been getting a hard time in this thread, but if you genuinely want to be a writer for a game developer you're going to have to work on it. It's not just about spelling mistakes or errors that "grammar nazis" pounce on (like how I just ended that phrase with a preposition). I've spent time as a speech language pathologist working with hearing impaired students in middle school. I don't know your language history and development, but it's very common for hearing impaired individuals to have some level of language disorder. Although you may have the greatest story ideas ever and create immersion worlds full of dynamic characters, you'll need to be able to write them down so that people can share in that experience. You're going to have to strengthen your writing mechanics if you want write professionally. You'll have to keep practicing and get feedback, find someone who doesn't make you uncomfortable to give you constructive criticism, and be open to changing.

[Cassandra Saturn]

I know you've been getting a hard time in this thread, but if you genuinely want to be a writer for a game developer you're going to have to work on it. It's not just about spelling mistakes or errors that "grammar nazis" pounce on (like how I just ended that phrase with a preposition). I've spent time as a speech language pathologist working with hearing impaired students in middle school. I don't know your language history and development, but it's very common for hearing impaired individuals to have some level of language disorder. Although you may have the greatest story ideas ever and create immersion worlds full of dynamic characters, you'll need to be able to write them down so that people can share in that experience. You're going to have to strengthen your writing mechanics if you want write professionally. You'll have to keep practicing and get feedback, find someone who doesn't make you uncomfortable to give you constructive criticism, and be open to changing.

my history is quite long, it starts with early school and ended with me being homeschooled. as for last part of your comment, i do feel uncomfortable when it comes to people demanding what they want from game companies. i will say this to them:

"you are NOT entitled to a game you want us to make. we make them with our dreams and soul. we pour our hearts out into making this game fun much as we can."

so i'm open to constructive criticism. i also do know that they come with nitpicking. it's better to weather through that storm and select best choices to go with.

[leighzard]

What? *facepalm*

That wasn't about creative differences. Yeah, sure, not everyone less the same types of stories. If you ever work for a company defend your narrative choices however you like.

I'm going to try this again. Let me be blunt. You are not an effective communicator in writing. You need to work on your grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and wiring conventions like punctuation and capitalizaton. You need to improve your basic writing skills to write professionally.

[mybudgee]

"Into game designing...?" 

 

I thought you designed, owned, and operated Star Trek Online for years. That's what you kept telling everyone.

[Cassandra Saturn]

You should come up with a game design document

i have few GDD actually. 
 

"Into game designing...?" 
 
I thought you designed, owned, and operated Star Trek Online for years. That's what you kept telling everyone.

i used to. it was different version of Star Trek Online. but i tossed it out in favor of Cryptic Studios's current STO.
they got the game to the point where it is now doable enough for "wished features" to happen.

[malloc]

i used to. it was different version of Star Trek Online. but i tossed it out in favor of Cryptic Studios's current STO.
they got the game to the point where it is now doable enough for "wished features" to happen.

 

Okay I will bite.

 

How did you develop this game? Was it 3d? Did you program it yourself?

[Cassandra Saturn]

Okay I will bite.
 
How did you develop this game? Was it 3d? Did you program it yourself?

not actual game, it was all concept stage.

[malloc]

not actual game, it was all concept stage.

The world operated assumes you have a working copy. 

 

No problem tho.

[Cassandra Saturn]

The world operated assumes you have a working copy. 
 
No problem tho.

alright.

these are my old concepts, i actually used images to act as concept stages of what my STO would look like.

Terran Empire Hallway

Terran Empire Bridge

Jupiter Station

TMP Enterprise

TNG Galaxy Bridge Redesigned

Stateroom Concept

Risa Concept


so, yes. the images was to act as concept.

[malloc]

alright.

these are my old concepts, i actually used images to act as concept stages of what my STO would look like.

Terran Empire Hallway

Terran Empire Bridge

Jupiter Station

TMP Enterprise

TNG Galaxy Bridge Redesigned

Stateroom Concept

Risa Concept


so, yes. the images was to act as concept.

A quick google search brings me to a blog called digital citizen. The owner of the blog reads

 

"My name is Minh Tan. I am the owner and sole contributor of this Digital Citizen blog. I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and I am a government analyst by day. This blog is one of my many hobbies, in part to learn things, in part to share things. I am finally identifying myself clearly and at all times after 4 years of blogging because I plan to be blogging some content this year whereby who I am will matter so my actions and intentions are not misinterpreted. I will clearly state them when appropriate, but this post will serve otherwise"

 

 Is this you?

[Cassandra Saturn]

A quick google search brings me to a blog called digital citizen. The owner of the blog reads
 
"My name is Minh Tan. I am the owner and sole contributor of this Digital Citizen blog. I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and I am a government analyst by day. This blog is one of my many hobbies, in part to learn things, in part to share things. I am finally identifying myself clearly and at all times after 4 years of blogging because I plan to be blogging some content this year whereby who I am will matter so my actions and intentions are not misinterpreted. I will clearly state them when appropriate, but this post will serve otherwise"[/size]

 
 Is this you?

not me.

[Angry_Elcor]

i used to. it was different version of Star Trek Online. but i tossed it out in favor of Cryptic Studios's current STO.
they got the game to the point where it is now doable enough for "wished features" to happen.

 

I'm sure you can explain how claiming that you developed Star Trek Online when their credits do not include you anywhere is somehow still true, in some way.

 

A quick google search brings me to a blog called digital citizen. The owner of the blog reads

 

"My name is Minh Tan. I am the owner and sole contributor of this Digital Citizen blog. I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and I am a government analyst by day. This blog is one of my many hobbies, in part to learn things, in part to share things. I am finally identifying myself clearly and at all times after 4 years of blogging because I plan to be blogging some content this year whereby who I am will matter so my actions and intentions are not misinterpreted. I will clearly state them when appropriate, but this post will serve otherwise"

 

 Is this you?

 

Claiming the work of others as their own. Again. The shock and surprise I feel is palpable.

 

 

Or nonexistent. One of those two.

[Cassandra Saturn]

snip

again, i said: "i actually used images to act as concept stages of what my STO would look like."

meaning i needed to use the images to ACT as an concepts. i never did say i claimed them as my own. again, you are thinking i did. when i did clearly did't say i claimed them.

[Vroom Vroom]

A concept is something that you or one of your workers would have drawn up. If you were to present someone else's artwork without their permission during a pitch to an executive/board of executives and say "this artwork isn't mine, but my concept is a lot like it," then you'd be thrown out of the building, possibly from a top floor window. 

[Reezus Christ]

You change your story with each post

I bet you won't turn up tho.

[BroBear Berbil]

Nice work.

 

I'm planning the next Dragon Age game based on Game of Thrones concept art. Hopefully BioWare doesn't beat me to it!

[Angry_Elcor]

again, i said: "i actually used images to act as concept stages of what my STO would look like."

meaning i needed to use the images to ACT as an concepts. i never did say i claimed them as my own. again, you are thinking i did. when i did clearly did't say i claimed them.

 

Oh, yes, that's right. You keep saying that I claim you said things you didn't say, and then I link or quote you saying them, and then you stop answering me until the next time in a new thread when we're back to you accusing me of putting words in your mouth, and...

 

these are my old concepts

 

Wait, but... didn't you just say...

 

i never did say i claimed them as my own. again, you are thinking i did. when i did clearly did't say i claimed them.

 

Okay. Let me read it again.

 

these are my old concepts

 

And the person who created them said, "My name is Minh Tan. I am the owner and sole contributor of this Digital Citizen blog."

 

That doesn't sound like someone who worked for you, or gave you permission to claim their concepts as your own. But please, explain again how I am mistaken somehow.

[Cassandra Saturn]

you really are slow to understand them, elcor. i don't own the artworks, i only used them for concept images to respresent what my STO would have been like. but as you know, i tossed the original GDD for my own STO out in favor of Cryptic Studios's STO. like i said. so henchforth i don't use the images that i don't own or actually design. which is why i'm not going to use them unless i had studio art system with me such as SAI tools i'd need to design my concepts. which i don't have money still to buy SAI.

[Cassandra Saturn]

if you notice the logo on right

that's actual logo i actually designed in GIMP. only first logo of my STO would have been like. but like i said, i tossed them out.

[Commander Rpg]

you really are slow to understand them, elcor.

He's not slow, he's pointing at the glaring lies you're saying, and there are few things as obnoxious as taking other people's merits as they were one-self's own.

[Simfam]

Cass baby stop with the lies and give us your LOK homemade cosplay sex tape with Bunz already.