dstojkov wrote:Aurion wrote:so I really wish there was an alternative
Well ... You have still Steam.
It is playable and useer friendly but well .... you have no feature. So and it was my point the outcome is almost the same
dstojkov, I nearly tried your thing, because I waste way too much time on the interweb. Yet I didn't.
- You have no website, if you do, I havn't found it.
- You have a forum with more -empty- categories than active users ( active users being exclusively you), that screams "hey, I'm 14 years old, this is the year 1998, I just discovered the internet and I built a forum for the thousands of fans that will queue to discuss on it". Well, the thing is, hudge empty forums are like hudge empty restaurants, nobody ever gets in there.
- Following your links I'm redirected to two boxes to subscribe, with no indication whatsoever, what is it you're getting into. I stil "subscribed" out of sheer curiosity, and after a couple more empty blank pages, I got a bunch of files in a zip, whohoo.
- Now I'm not bored or stupid enough to waste time trying to figure out what the hell I'm supposed to do with it, then proceed to install something without knowing whatever it will do to my computer.
- I'm not delluded enough to think that whatever it will launch will allow me to find any games at all to play, when the number of people posting anything on your forum is actually zero.
That's not even an alpha release, actually, that's the thing, nobody knows what exactly it is. So who's going to try it.
Scrap the 20 categories empty forum, do a simple web page, explaining clearly what it is you're trying to achieve, and maybe, maybe, people will try it out.
Oh, I did get one thing out of all your posts on here. You're building a lobby for people who wanna play 3599 (or whatever patch number it actually is). Well, I for one, wanna play supcom, or supcom Forged Alliance. How many players actually care, let alone remember, patch numbers ? Maybe on a recent game with a hudge community, you'd find enough geeks getting passionated about a patch version. On a game released in 2007, and abandonned before 2010, I find it rather unlikely.
As for the multi-lobby things to get games going faster, it defies logic. Yes for the one person hosting several, once one is full, you can tell to the people waiting in your other games: "sorry dude, f*** off, my other game is full, I'll play that one", but since your system allows everyone to do that, everybody ends up being fucked. It's basic game theory, really, check it out.
(plus the fact, that multilobby when you probably don't have 5 active users, come on ..).