i have no experiance in making a game at all.

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Original post by Narutos Angel i have no experiance in making a game at all.

We figured as much. Well, I don't want to discourage you, but be warned: it's a hell of a lot more work to make an RPG than something like pong or Tetris, just to learn the basic structures of your graphics API. I would suggest you start with something easier, so you can learn how to put stuff on the screen, then work on your dreams...

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Yes, Start simple

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Original post by Narutos Angel i have no experiance in making a game at all.

What about general programming experience?

NINE BUT I DO HAVE A C++ BOOK

Hi Guys ! I have this idea for a game it's original, its called Duke III. You are a space marine and you have to kill horrible alien creatures. The game will be dark and scary. My software company will be called ED Software. I wan't to know how I add items, monsters, make them move, create levels. Uhm but I need a programmer, artist, and uh just about every other person needed to write a game because I just come up with the ideas, which is hard enough...

JUST KIDDING :)

actually if you are looking for rapid game devlopment without having to worry too much about DX or OpenGL try Blitz Basic, Dark Basic, or Game Studio. Search them out on google. They should be right up your alley.

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Original post by Narutos Angel NINE BUT I DO HAVE A C++ BOOK

That's "nein", btw. [wink]

I agree with the AP - if you're going to use C++ it might be a long time before you make a game of the caliber you're talking. C++ is pretty close to the dirt (ie, low-level), granted its not C, or (heaven forbid) machine code...[tears]

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Mushu - trying to help those he doesn't know, with things he doesn't know.
Why won't he just go away? An question the universe may never have an answer to...

Narutos Angel, Please check this thread: RPG Woes, in Isometric Land.