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Well discussions are meant for discussions. He want to sell a website, not discuss about selling it to the right price.

This forums is really ****ty. Honestly, he set a price stop whine about it, if you're not interested don't ****ing post either.

I doubt that is doable. Instead you should provide a demo for each module. That would be something!

Great, feel free to make any topics if you have any questions :)

You should make a website/documentation as well! And of course a demo available.

Yes, they are.

    ezRPG is open-sourced software licensed under the GNU GPL v3 license. It's free and will always be so.

The tags on the master bransch are stable. https://github.com/ezrpg/ezrpg/tags

Glad to help, I'd happily answer any further question :)

The master branch on Github.com/ezrpg/ezrpg is the current. Yes, you can. The versions keep being compatible. The rework however is still under construction, but master is considered stable.

I am not part of the main development team, however I've helped nand (the guy who started the rework) building on it, and now we're making a merge and stuff. It's going to be awesome! Not sure, but it could easily be implemented or created by someone, perhaps I'd do it myself, make a topic in the Module Request with details and I'll take it from there, if you find interest for it.

On the forums, http://www.ezrpgproject.net.

Yes, you certainly did miss out with the awesome of ezRPG in that case, it's really modular. Depends on what module you choose, but in general all of them are.

No security flaws that I can speak of now. It's patched. Yes, there are no genre, its a boilerplate offering many modules you can use to modify etctera.

That's what you have modules for.

Yes, that's because the main developer suddenly just disappeared. The Google Code isn't what we use anymore, it's the Github, but as our current developers don't have access to change the page information, it can sometimes be misintepreted. http://www.ezrpgproject.net http://demo.ezrpgproject.org/ (Old demo, what you find on Google Code). http://rework.ezrpgproject.org/ (Rework, the one who made the development coming back). Official Github: https://github.com/ezrpg/ezrpg The rework: https://github.com/nands/ezrpg

I am predicting his going to say ezRPG, but heck who knows.

Please provide us with relevant code

Make the admin panel in "view"-mode only. You may see how it looks like, how its structured, but disable all the "functionality".

Looks cool. You should make a documentation and go through features available, the database structure (explain the flexibility of it, what each table does etc), how to make a new "module", extending features and so on, talk about templating, you name it.

The module can be found at http://www.ezrpgproject.net

For the record the $ir variable doesn't make any sense. Yes, I'm talking about the name of it.

Looks like Gangster Legends Game Engine ?

I would say ezRPG or NWE. ezRPG is modular, it's easy to make modules and customize for your needs, the community is starting to come back again, and it is currently being updated frequently and many ideas on it yet to come. The reason why I'd also would recommend you to take a look is at NWE because it offers many modules, it very beginner friendly and have nice support. It's licensed though, and you'd have to pay to get an license, and eventually need to pay for some modules as well. However, making a game also requires a budget, so most likely nothing you would do without a starter economy. Why I would chose ezRPG over NWE is because of the very simple architecture and good boilerplate it has to offer, NWE seems more bloated, and when in comparasion I always tend to pick a open source project rather than some commerical projects, because in the end open source rocks.

That's the epic thing with Laravel 4, it does not provide you with a full-featured framework, it lets you decide what you need to use, by using composer which allows it to happen. Laravel 4 isn't packaged with many stuffs, but it utilities whats already does it best, i.e. Symfony Request/Response component rocks, Laravel uses it. In baby steps, laravel is just a tiny powerful boilerplate which you basically can use any library on.