Relicensing the game media

[Aosys]

It might also be worth mentioning we're on MandaloreGaming's list of games to review (I was pleasantly surprised to find TDM there; totally wasn't expecting it):

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_K3ziSxT9zcUUGCddS4sF1uNJTWHSbOwB1CQX2Rx4Uo/edit#gid=0

If that ever happens, we may see some more attention directed our way!

[wesp5]

6 hours ago, Jedi_Wannabe said:

That would be cool. Would it just be too easy and cheap to copy/paste the first post in new FM threads  for his blog or give him a link to the forum post for said FM?

I'll test this with the next mission that will be coming out ;). It's up to him though how large a news item he wants to make out of it...

[Alberto Salvia Novella]

Personally whatever work I put in something I do with the perspective of it being mostly unattended later on. This way I can manage an amount of things that normally it would be imposible.

For example when packaging the Dark Mod for Arch I designed it in a way that, once implemented, it won't need my supervision later on. Except perhaps in case of anomaly. Everything is automatically detected and handled by software, even the package version itself is read from web pages and the list of game files are generated automatically on any future update.

For the moment being I don't see the way of doing that on all those platforms, it seems it would require permanent dedication. Publishing in more sites and platforms seems a work-around to me, while the real fix lies on the licensing.

[Anderson]

"If the mountaine will not come to Mahomet, Mahomet will goe to the mountaine."