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Great stuff best of luck to your project

This thread on here http://makewebgames.io/forum/general-development-central/general/17461-advert-experiences-and-feeback was pretty good for paid networks but where do you guys normally get most of your traffic from? Do you focus on a particular stream, like getting your site on game lists and directories, or are your members from a mix of google traffic and word of mouth and paid ads?

The experience you described isn't analogous to crashing a game.

I'm sorry, are you being sarcastic?

4 weeks.

Yeah but he refers to Mccodes

Interesting discussion here. To clarify I am only using it for game content like item statistics and other non-varying numbers to save myself from writing SQL queries. I haven't thought about the staff issue - I wouldn't expect to change the hard coded data unless I am balancing the game anyway. I am not familiar with caching. Is this a relatively simple thing to implement? Thanks

I have no idea what I am doing here. Let me know if this looks all right to you:

I prefer to use include('file.php'); for storing game data (predominantly item stats) in arrays as it is easier to manage than SQL tables. Anybody know if there's a performance difference with using this compared to storing it in SQL? Would it be a problem having a file with hundreds of assigned variables/arrays included on all your pages?

In case you are unaware, there is some feedback here from certain advertising experiences: http://makewebgames.io/showthread.php/36153-Advert-experiences-and-feeback

I see a lot of photoshop tutorials for very elaborate fantasy paintings that are beyond my scope. I just need some pointers on how to draw things like chain mail and plate mail and then i can work from there. I'm guessing I should draw outlines by pencil, then brush over with silvery grey paint. Then do dark tones and highlights. After that I have no idea.

We need a more robust sign up. Meanwhile gotta keep reporting these 'people'

Yeah in my case I don't think I have friends who are free on demand.

I'm presuming we are talking about friends helping you out here? Is there a possibly you could hire a contractor to look after it?

Do you easily find reliable players who volunteer to admin your game? What about technical stuff - let's say you're on holiday and your site is screwed up, what mitigation or back up plan do you have?

Every country has it's own approach, but generally you have to do some sort of self-assessment on your income. If you are doing this under a registered limited company then you'll probably need an accountant. In the UK you can avoid some of your tax by paying yourself by dividend (~10%) and not salary (20-40%). Is this the same in the U.S?

Demanding protection money, money laundering, making drugs, arms dealing etc

I don't see how we can value a domain with no context; it is merely a name on its own.

I agree, they should be made into buttons with the same font as the headings.

Designed the homepage with the header and footer missing. Before anyone asks, all the content on here was done purely out of boredom. https://i.imgur.com/JmKC1tM.png

  Haven't seen these two games before; good additions!

That sounds terrible. Can someone explain to me the mentality of "I am going to bully/abuse/steal from some random person - oh **** they beat me up. I have to go prosecute them in a court of law now."

It all depends on the fighter on the end of day, but I was merely generalising from a physics point of view!

I did taekwondo and I don't agree with that. It helps with certain kicks and especially kneeing, but it doesn't give you so much more power. A roundhouse or a turning sidekick in a non-square stance is very powerful.

It's just a shame in our country that hitting someone even in defence of your home can get you prosecuted. They expect the British population to be trained in brazilian jiu jitsu so we can painlessly eliminate threats and call the police at the same time. But yeah, I used to do a fair amount of taekwondo and then some kickboxing. I would do muay thai but I would have to get used to the squared stance all over again! Although I used to find kicking more enjoyable than punching, I would probably just do boxing in the future as I don't think my legs are getting any looser.