Did consider it for my RTS game a long time ago... didn't test it though.

It looks good for a quick prototype..

Thanks metacatdud....

I did read a bit about node.js, but never ventured into it. Thanks for the advice and the recipe..

Am hoping to make it a PC game, so let's see..

Jackolantern, thanks for your nice words and advice. The thought of turning it in a bbg did cross my mind a couple of times, but I didn't pursue it.

hallsofvallhalla - thanks. I did watch the first 2 videos. Will follow up on the rest. Keep up the great work.

Sent you a PM.

lucius wrote:Good to know . In my opinion C# is easy to use and learn and IDE for it is free. XNA is also easy to use and learn (if you know C#) and its free too. So that maybe the reason.

Am looking for a coder familiar with C# for my game. Would you be interested in joining?

hallsofvallhalla wrote:I may be putting some "build a game in c# tutorials together later. Need to finish up a few series first.

Sounds cool. Do you plan to use XNA?

I have not completed the RTS game tuts, are they complete?

Been a member of this forum for less than a week and I find it amazing..
Keep up the good work!

Well, that's exactly what I meant, but you typed it much better than I did (even with your lack of sleep excuse) ;) Crons consume too much of server resources. Only update what is needed, when it is needed. If we assume we just use cron jobs, how would that work in the scenario that you proposed (fo...

Amazing idea! I play in one text based cricket-management game, currently. Your game still has a few bugs...but I love the fact that you have a graphical view going on. You need to have a page so that managers/users can place their game orders and simulate the results against opponents. I'm sure you...

welcome.
you could also have a look at the NeoAxis engine. it too uses C#