You have ~20 days to vote for your favourite project of the month for May. The projects are open source engines for commercial games/commercial content.
Nominated Projects
OpenMW
OpenXcom (my favourite)
Gemrb
ArxLibertatis
VCMI
OpenRA
OpenSpades
Doomsday engine
Stratagus
CaesarIA
You can vote for your favourite here.
The winner gets a banner in our image carousel on the home-page. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Nominated Projects
OpenMW
OpenXcom (my favourite)
Gemrb
ArxLibertatis
VCMI
OpenRA
OpenSpades
Doomsday engine
Stratagus
CaesarIA
You can vote for your favourite here.
The winner gets a banner in our image carousel on the home-page. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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OpenMW has my vote.
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Arx and Doomsday shouldn't be on there as they benefited from the source release of their games. The rest were built from the ground up.
I would pick CaesarIA and OpenMW, if I could pick two!
I would pick CaesarIA and OpenMW, if I could pick two!
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Quoting: HeimdallArx and Doomsday shouldn't be on there as they benefited from the source release of their games. The rest were built from the ground up.
I agree, but annoyingly I was told I was being "pedantic" by another site owner who is also an award supporter.
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Quoting: liamdaweQuoting: HeimdallArx and Doomsday shouldn't be on there as they benefited from the source release of their games. The rest were built from the ground up.I agree, but annoyingly I was told I was being "pedantic" by another site owner who is also an award supporter.
Well there is a big difference being given a basically finished project with Arx source and building a new engine from scratch a la CaesarIA and OpenMW. If that is pedantic, then so be it. I think they are belittling the achievement that the OpenMW people have achieved thus far.
Not to say that the Arx Liberal is project isn't cool. I love Arx and am glad they printed it to Linux. They just didn't have to do much work themselves, that was Arkane.
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Quoting: HeimdallArx and Doomsday shouldn't be on there as they benefited from the source release of their games. The rest were built from the ground up.
I would pick CaesarIA and OpenMW, if I could pick two!
Yes, you can!
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Quoting: HeimdallQuoting: liamdaweWell there is a big difference being given a basically finished project with Arx source and building a new engine from scratch a la CaesarIA and OpenMW. If that is pedantic, then so be it. I think they are belittling the achievement that the OpenMW people have achieved thus far.Quoting: HeimdallArx and Doomsday shouldn't be on there as they benefited from the source release of their games. The rest were built from the ground up.I agree, but annoyingly I was told I was being "pedantic" by another site owner who is also an award supporter.
Not to say that the Arx Liberal is project isn't cool. I love Arx and am glad they printed it to Linux. They just didn't have to do much work themselves, that was Arkane.
So what? They have had it easier. If that is your point then you are PEDANTIC. At the end it is Open Source and thats what counts.
If you want to complain, then complain to the companies which doesn't release the source for their games.
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Quoting: Open SourceQuoting: HeimdallSo what? They have had it easier. If that is your point then you are PEDANTIC. At the end it is Open Source and thats what counts.Quoting: liamdaweWell there is a big difference being given a basically finished project with Arx source and building a new engine from scratch a la CaesarIA and OpenMW. If that is pedantic, then so be it. I think they are belittling the achievement that the OpenMW people have achieved thus far.Quoting: HeimdallArx and Doomsday shouldn't be on there as they benefited from the source release of their games. The rest were built from the ground up.I agree, but annoyingly I was told I was being "pedantic" by another site owner who is also an award supporter.
Not to say that the Arx Liberal is project isn't cool. I love Arx and am glad they printed it to Linux. They just didn't have to do much work themselves, that was Arkane.
If you want to complain, then complain to the companies which doesn't release the source for their games.
It is completely unfair to have projects like Arx in with projects like OpenXcom which is the point, Arx had the entire source code from the official developers handed out, it's in a league of its own.
I wasn't complaining about being pedantic, I like having a good attention to details. My point was made earlier, it's not right for it to be in a list with projects that started with nothing.
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Quoting: liamdaweIt is completely unfair to have projects like Arx in with projects like OpenXcom which is the point, Arx had the entire source code from the official developers handed out, it's in a league of its own.
I wasn't complaining about being pedantic, I like having a good attention to details. My point was made earlier, it's not right for it to be in a list with projects that started with nothing.
I got that, but where is it unfair? It is still a lot of work to port the code, or do you think you just fire up the compiler and it is done?
Sure they didn't have to start from scratch, but the games are released as Open Source, and that is what counts.
I didn't say that you are complaining about being pedantic. What I ment is that if you are complaining about that the other projects didn't have the source from the "original" game, then please go and complain to the company which holds the source without releasing it.
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