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Hey, this means that Torque will become very popular next Thursday! :wink-wink:In business decisions, little things like "titles using x engine" , are pretty important.
Hey, this means that Torque will become very popular next Thursday! :wink-wink:In business decisions, little things like "titles using x engine" , are pretty important.
Hey, this means that Torque will be very popular next Thursday! :wink-wink:In business decisions, little things like "titles using x engine" , are pretty important.
When deciding which engine to use, a product not developed by you, you have to consider the choices you have: more released titles, means less hurdles, if anybody and everybody can use it to produce a functional game, there is a high probability you will too.Hey, this means that Torque will be very popular next Thursday! :wink-wink:In business decisions, little things like "titles using x engine" , are pretty important.
BIG matters, ya know? That's why Troika made games, no one talks about today. They just weren't BIG enough.
Point little Troika out, so BIG koyima from Unity marketing team, can laugh at them.
BIG! BIG! BIG!
Steam means hardcore?
How? Isn't it essentially "Windows 95 Certified" for the post-millenium?
Aw. You win. 3 experience points for vanquishing a lesser new-fag.It's even worse for C4 if it was as you say "Windows 95 Certified", they can't even pull that off in that case.
Way to ignore were the metaphor was aimed at. Read again: no-Gui software was compared to Photoshop. The metaphor being that C4 is like that to Unity.C4 is not some "no-GUI" software. Where did you learn logic, in drama school?
So you are seriously comparing the user experience of C4 to Unity? You be trollinYeah, i got your metaphor, but you derped hard with mine
(no it's not like that to Unity)
So you are seriously comparing the user experience of C4 to Unity? You be trollinYeah, i got your metaphor, but you derped hard with mine
(no it's not like that to Unity)
Exactly. It's prettier and that is all folks.So you are seriously comparing the user experience of C4 to Unity? You be trollinYeah, i got your metaphor, but you derped hard with mine
(no it's not like that to Unity)
*Loads Unity Pro*
Unity is prettier.
So you are seriously comparing the user experience of C4 to Unity? You be trollinYeah, i got your metaphor, but you derped hard with mine
(no it's not like that to Unity)
I see you still have difficulty coming up with an argument. Unfortunately there is no pill for that.So you are seriously comparing the user experience of C4 to Unity? You be trollinYeah, i got your metaphor, but you derped hard with mine
(no it's not like that to Unity)
He doesn't use OUR money, to hire people like you, so that part of the experience is certainly better.
...and only Pro version has that black interface, right? Remember reading something about it in license comparison.*Loads Unity Pro*
WhY hAs tHe DrAmA StOpPeD? fEeD mE mOrE DrAmA!
...and only Pro version has that black interface, right? Remember reading something about it in license comparison.*Loads Unity Pro*
And what's the difference in user experience, just like i've said, C4 is not some no-gui-alpha-version software, and Unity is not really something special at interface. Now Torque 3D has some weird file browser, i'll tell ya.
...and only Pro version has that black interface, right? Remember reading something about it in license comparison.*Loads Unity Pro*
And what's the difference in user experience, just like i've said, C4 is not some no-gui-alpha-version software, and Unity is not really something special at interface. Now Torque 3D has some weird file browser, i'll tell ya.