Quoting: AndyMcDandyCDNI tried it back in mid January. At that time I was getting a lot of weird graphic glitches in every map. Going to wait for a bit before trying again.

There was a workaround for that at the time.
But it's all fixed now. No need to wait.

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Quoting: STiATWhat the heck... now I really have to take a closer look at UE4 again. Hopefully the Editor Port is really coming too.

And with that, UE4 will be a bet by a lot of indie developers. 5% in the end, and not having to come up with financing for engine licenses during the development is a huge pro.

It's still 5 % on gross revenue, so 30 % Steam (or any distributor) will take, 5 % for the engine, so you'll only see 65 % of the revenue.

They take 5% sure. But your game could potentially be alot better than the same game made on Unity. And therefore sell more copies.
If your game is good, your 65% could then possibly add up to more than if you used an inferior engine and got 70%

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I only buy old games from them. If they want to sell me newer titles, they would need to also supply a steam when possible.
I am unsure why they don't. Humble bundle does it with alot of games. You get a drm free download aswell as a steam key.
Best of both worlds.

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Just because it means Volcano, doesn't mean it they did that on purpose. Maybe they picked it cause it sounded cool or something.

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I will just stick with Revolution. Looks like pretty much the same game. They coulda just added some stuff to revolution in a DLC instead of making it a whole new game.

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For me KDE is the face of Linux. It has always been my main desktop since 2002 on Debian "woody"
If KDE didn't exist, I probably would never have stayed with linux at all.
I still take a look at all the other desktops on my spare machine when new versions come out. But I can't stand any of them.
I would rather give up computers or use windows.

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I bought it a few months ago. It was fun, pretty complicated though. I spent more time watching videos learning how to play it than I spent playing it. Not bad performance for a Unity game.

My only real problem with it was it saves in a non-hidden folder in home. So I requested it be fixed and uninstalled it for now. (Sounds petty to some, but I can't stand it)

I have high hopes for the game and plan to try it again if the save folder is fixed.

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The Movie "Misery" scared me to death when I was young. My parents made me watch it so I would be scared of strangers. It worked too. I will never forget when the woman breaks his ankles so he can't get away.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100157/ [External Link]

Now I am older though. I love this movie. I recommend you to see it, if you haven't already.

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At least they were smart enough to drop Unity engine and change to Unreal. The game will be way better for it.

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Nice job Hamish :)

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