| Banoffee
:: July 11 2009 |
| Have u released the files yet? |
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| anti-trend
:: July 12 2009 |
| This is amazing news! I will syndicate it for you. :) I think this will help a lot both in terms of progress and general interest. Very good move. |
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| janwas
:: July 12 2009 |
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Have u released the files yet?
Yes, details are given in the Getting Started guide, which is referenced from the open-source page mentioned above.
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This is amazing news! I will syndicate it for you.
Thanks  |
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| dankl__
:: July 12 2009 |
| the installation went smoothy but for some reason none of the buttons work in game |
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| dankl__
:: July 12 2009 |
| nevermind its fixed |
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| Daxos232
:: July 12 2009 |
| okay, i'm confused. So now theyre not actually going to finish the game, theyre just releasing the source code? |
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| Brightgalrs
:: July 12 2009 |
okay, i'm confused. So now theyre not actually going to finish the game, theyre just releasing the source code?
Go wikipedia the phrase "open source"... |
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| Daxos232
:: July 12 2009 |
| i know what open source means. but thanks anyways. |
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| Mythos_Ruler
:: July 12 2009 |
Open Source developers (people who download the source of the game and code with it) who are not actually part of the Wildfire Games development team will submit patches to us. We'll evaluate them, then add the patches to the game if they are stable and helpful. We even have a task manager system called "Trac" that twe've opened to the public with over a hundred "tickets" (tasks) that Open Sourcers can immediately begin working on if they so wish.
We fully intend to release a completed, full-featured game. Going Open Source is a step that could help us achieve the goal of delivering an enjoyable video game into the hands of our long-suffering fan base.  |
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| M1AU
:: July 13 2009 |
| This is great news! Keep it up. |
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| Belisarivs
:: July 13 2009 |
| Just wanted to inform you that packagers for openSUSE are notified about this, so openSUSE users can expect repository somewhat soon. |
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| shumushin
:: July 13 2009 |
| Great news! Good move! What about some Ubuntu packages for early testers? :) |
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| mattie
:: July 13 2009 |
| this is great news! and kind of unexpected :) but very good. the game looks so good you will certainly attract some new developers |
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| Ykkrosh
:: July 13 2009 |
| Currently the game isn't really suitable for packaging for users - there isn't much of a playable game, and the code isn't particularly clean or stable or well-tested, and the idea is primarily to make it available for developers who can compile and debug it themselves. User-friendly packages would be very useful in the future, but for now it seems a bit premature |
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| Brightgalrs
:: July 13 2009 |
| Simply playing around in the editor and modding a few units is really awesome. |
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| el_zoona
:: July 13 2009 |
| This is really amazing news! I think this was the perfect choice, hope this will end in one of the most amazing RTS. |
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| leg25
:: August 4 2009 |
ei look friends i've this is stupid by me but i can't seem to download and test the game
can someone help me |
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| Mythos_Ruler
:: August 4 2009 |
Read this all the way through, m8
http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/TortoiseSVN_Guide |
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| Imperial
:: August 4 2009 |
| I can't wait until the games out of the testing stages! |
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| DesertFox
:: August 6 2009 |
Me too!
We want new screenshots! |
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