Comments on: Austin GDC: Interview with BigWorld Tech’s Gavin Longhurst http://www.mmogamer.com/09/27/2007/austin-gdc-interview-with-bigworld-technologys-gavin-longhurst Sun, 29 Aug 2010 01:07:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Journeys with Jaye » Big World and Copernicus http://www.mmogamer.com/09/27/2007/austin-gdc-interview-with-bigworld-technologys-gavin-longhurst/comment-page-1#comment-481 Journeys with Jaye » Big World and Copernicus Wed, 27 Feb 2008 15:20:38 +0000 http://www.mmo-gamer.com/?p=266#comment-481 [...] it be cool if….” into a real game, which is exciting. - According to a recent Ten Ton Hammer interview, Big World touts itself as providing a very customizable engine, yet one that runs smoothly on [...] [...] it be cool if….” into a real game, which is exciting. – According to a recent Ten Ton Hammer interview, Big World touts itself as providing a very customizable engine, yet one that runs smoothly on [...]

]]> By: buzzworld http://www.mmogamer.com/09/27/2007/austin-gdc-interview-with-bigworld-technologys-gavin-longhurst/comment-page-1#comment-367 buzzworld Fri, 09 Nov 2007 12:22:21 +0000 http://www.mmo-gamer.com/?p=266#comment-367 Interesting read. Very informative. But Gavin Longhurst from BigWorld just seems to forget to give out at least a few details about how exactly BigWorld runs. 3 examples: -the only MMO game that has been released to date with BigWorld is Dark and Light: a huge failure, laggy all the time -BigWorld/ Microforté cancelled Citizen Zero MMO game after seven years of development -BigWorld developers/programmers themselves don't seem to be much in accordance with the theory of getting rid of the(expensive) programmers, since they themseves admit a lot of MMOs using BigWorld were "aborted" IMVHO it would be a pretty neat thing to do to start by the basics (concentrate on one's code) before even thinking of commenting on what Second Life, Multiverse or more blatantly Eve on-line are "trying to do". lol Interesting read. Very informative. But Gavin Longhurst from BigWorld just seems to forget to give out at least a few details about how exactly BigWorld runs.

3 examples:
-the only MMO game that has been released to date with BigWorld is Dark and Light: a huge failure, laggy all the time
-BigWorld/ Microforté cancelled Citizen Zero MMO game after seven years of development
-BigWorld developers/programmers themselves don’t seem to be much in accordance with the theory of getting rid of the(expensive) programmers, since they themseves admit a lot of MMOs using BigWorld were “aborted”

IMVHO it would be a pretty neat thing to do to start by the basics (concentrate on one’s code) before even thinking of commenting on what Second Life, Multiverse or more blatantly Eve on-line are “trying to do”. lol

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