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000066_amos-request@svcs1.digex.net_Fri Apr 11 01:24:50 1997.msg
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Garfield Benjamin wrote:
> WHY spend so much time trying to HIDE the fact your program
> was written using AMOS? Instead spend that time tweaking your
> code, polishing up the graphics, etc.
>
> Recently, I was "talking" with Paul Carrington of Vulcan
> Software and I think he put it best when he said It does not
> matter what language the game is written in as long as it is good
I agree with you. We must admit to everyone our games are made with Amos
and feel proud.
Except that the starting orange screen is horrible! And the requesters
too!
We don�t have to hide the fact our programs are made in Amos, but we
have to work to make them look cool!
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