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I haven't really sat down and tried it yet. I noticed a marked increase in speed and such, so I'm planning on giving it a shot at some point.

Know of a good 2D game engine?

Free would be great, of course, but then...
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Well....what kind of 2D games do you want to make? If you want to make old-school adventure games such as classic SCUMM stuff, I recommend Adventure Game Studio. A really good free engine is Unity, but it's more 3D-oriented. You can make 2D stuff with it, just a little trickier. If you want a really high-quality 2D engine, Torque 2D isn't bad at all.

Beyond those, I am not well-versed in 2D. I'm more of a 3D guy. :P
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Chozon, for a quick easy start in 2D games, try Game Maker. It's the most powerful and flexible free 2d engine I've tried.

So, deep, more of a 3D guy, eh? What sort of tools do you like for 3D game dev?
If you haven't tried it, what do you think you'd like to use?
Unreal SDK? Unity?
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Well, there's the full game engines I've tried like Unity and UDK. But UDK is really confusing and Unity has so many quirks to it that I essentially have to learn the programming from the ground up.

My main interest however is in working with OGRE, the object-oriented graphics rendering engine. It's just a renderer, but I really like the power it gives you. my hope is to make a full game with it at some point.
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That's a hard question man. XD

Gonna have to go with The Lord of the Rings: the Fellowship of the Ring. Such a good movie.
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Actually, I was aiming to make a 2D open world RPG (topdown). Big project (probably bigger than I comprehend), but it's something that I think I could work on in small pieces and actually it'd be easier than an action game. I dunno though. Maybe I'm just a very tired goober. XD

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Yeah, The Lord of the Rings are awesome movies.

Favorite out of the the three movies?
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Chozon1 wrote:Actually, I was aiming to make a 2D open world RPG (topdown). Big project (probably bigger than I comprehend), but it's something that I think I could work on in small pieces and actually it'd be easier than an action game. I dunno though. Maybe I'm just a very tired goober. XD

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It's not the end of the world if you don't finish it, but it would be a dense project. :P

Fun stuff. Made quite a few mods for Star Trek: Elite Force (1 and 2). Can be quite difficult though.
mebmatt wrote:Yeah, The Lord of the Rings are awesome movies.

Favorite out of the the three movies?
Fellowship, no doubt about it. THat was always my favorite book, and the movie holds a special place in my heart because I saw it in theaters.
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Deepfreeze32 wrote:Fun stuff. Made quite a few mods for Star Trek: Elite Force (1 and 2). Can be quite difficult though.
Oh the mods I downloaded for Elite Force... I loved that game.
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