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From: Andy Gibson <andy@agasinc.demon.co.uk>
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On 21-Oct-97, Garfield Benjamin scribbled:
>> ...Bad workmen always blame their tools ya know :�
>Yes, tis often said that only a poor workman blames his tools, but in
>practice you must admit that the tools make a BIG difference...
What I was getting at was Giark was blaming the guys for not getting
their levels in on time. I said it could be a communication problem on
his part. In other words, he's the bad workman blaming his tools for
doing a bad job.
If Giark want's to be God, he has to act like one :)
Calling peeps `silly bastards' won't get him far. It may just be in
fun (and so is this email before God starts flaming me), but why
bother shouting if nobody is listening?
Here's a poser for you....
What if Giark doesn't get all the levels sent to him by the deadline?
Does that mean the game will be scrapped and all the hard work by the
others is wasted? Has anyone thought of this...?
How many levels will actually be plaayable enough to include in the
final game? I just hope the guys working on the game know what they're
letting themselves in for.
>From what I gather, the game sounds good and so far everyone who is
working on it seems to be doing well, but then again, what do I know?
I've never seen anything from it!
I'd love to and give my comments and suggestions. It's all very well
the coders saying their level is the best coded jobby, but is it?
Could Giark maybe give us a listing of what is kewl and more details
on the game. I'd really like to know more about it. I came onto the
list too late ya see :(
So c'mon Giark, please update us all on the progress.
I know that a certain person was doing some gfx for the game, but
heard nothing more about his work from Giark, so gave up!!! See,
communication problems once again :(
cya
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