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I took part in a similar type of project many years ago, where various members of a forum all contributed to a communal project. Going by that experience, I'm fairly confident in making two predictions: (a) this game will take 100 years to make, and (b) it will be a Frankenstein's monster of clashing styles and incompatible ideas. Here's hoping you fare better than we did, but I have my doubts you will X)
This.
Altough, this sounds like a fun thing to do; and given the right circumstances I would love to chip in, and see what happens - but I concur that most likely you shouldn't expect a polished or perhaps even working result.
This.
Altough, this sounds like a fun thing to do; and given the right circumstances I would love to chip in, and see what happens - but I concur that most likely you shouldn't expect a polished or perhaps even working result.
It is what it is. If I have to do the whole thing. I will! No Big Deal. Just thought it would be cool to have multiple people share ideas with new users.
It sounds like this isn't really shaping up to be a big communal game, as outlined in the first post. Rather, it seems to just be a bunch of disparate standalone examples placed in separate frames of a single MFA. That seems like quite a good idea, actually.
There are hundreds of good Fusion examples out there already, such as on nivram's excellent castles of Britain website. I myself have collected a giant folder of mfa examples on my hard drive over the years, that I almost never look at because it feels like looking for a needle in a haystack. It would be nice to have many quality examples on a single mfa where you can instantly peruse them without having to locate, download and load each of them one-by-one.
It sounds like this isn't really shaping up to be a big communal game, as outlined in the first post. Rather, it seems to just be a bunch of disparate standalone examples placed in separate frames of a single MFA. That seems like quite a good idea, actually.
There are hundreds of good Fusion examples out there already, such as on nivram's excellent castles of Britain website. I myself have collected a giant folder of mfa examples on my hard drive over the years, that I almost never look at because it feels like looking for a needle in a haystack. It would be nice to have many quality examples on a single mfa where you can instantly peruse them without having to locate, download and load each of them one-by-one.
Thank you. I have a bunch more things to add from my own collection. I think this makes it much easier for anyone to participate, instead of one game.
Thanks for posting these examples! And the link to the character creator was cool too 
Thanks for posting these examples! And the link to the character creator was cool too
You're Welcome bud. I hope they help out!
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Almightyzentaco (Fusion 2.5 Tutorials)
Captain Quail (Firefly Tutorials)
