Yoyorast Island V2 last problems

[Inferno]

TBH I Don't think 1/6 of the kids that play halo ce and download yoyov2 will put the .dll into the directory, They download the zip, keep the map and throw away everything else, not bothering to look at the images, read me, etc..

I don't even read the readmes. I also don't want to send a dll around and explain how to install it every time I pass maps around at a LAN.

And I also don't want a million threads concerning problems with OS and HOW DOES I INSTALL OS and what not.

[Matooba]

Why not make the map files into an auto installer and have it place files where they need to be?

[Dwood]

Why not make it the map files into an auto installer and have it place files where they need to be?

Because that would be smart (?)

[Inferno]

Why go through the trouble for something that will add little to no game play value?

[Matooba]

Why go through the trouble for something that will add little to no game play value?

Inferno, its just a matter of a few clicks and a point to. Real easy. Just a thought.

[Ganon]

lol stop fighting over me!

[Cortexian]

Fine, Yoyorast, go ahead and release the map without OS MTV.

If it's wanted I can host an MTV enabled server for awhile, all the end user would have to do is make sure they get the d3d9.dll file for OS MTV and place it in their installation root directory.

[NerveBooger]

Geez, more drama than a hospital scene in a mexican soap opera. I just want to play the map - however the author releases it. Some people need to lighten up.

I appreciate and wish I was as skilled as many of you in making maps. It also seems that some have lost touch with the simple enjoyment of game play. Including gameplay that is solely dependent on the players ability and adaptability within different maps. Especially issues that may resemble a flaw to the modelers/makers is only a unique attribute that is fun to everyone else. On one hand I envy your skill, on the other, I wish you could enjoy the game like everyone else who is not a map maker/modeler.

Don't forget the audience, and don't cater to every nit-picking-squabling nerd that claims they represent the audience's interest.

Release it however you wish, but do it soon please. And thank you to all who contributed to it (including the nit-picking-squabling nerdy assmunchers for shutting the hell up, and putting ego aside).

[Con]

Geez, more drama than a hospital scene in a mexican soap opera. I just want to play the map - however the author releases it. Some people need to lighten up.

I appreciate and wish I was as skilled as many of you in making maps. It also seems that some have lost touch with the simple enjoyment of game play. Including gameplay that is solely dependent on the players ability and adaptability within different maps. Especially issues that may resemble a flaw to the modelers/makers is only a unique attribute that is fun to everyone else. On one hand I envy your skill, on the other, I wish you could enjoy the game like everyone else who is not a map maker/modeler.

Don't forget the audience, and don't cater to every nit-picking-squabling nerd that claims they represent the audience's interest.

Release it however you wish, but do it soon please. And thank you to all who contributed to it (including the nit-picking-squabling nerdy assmunchers for shutting the hell up, and putting ego aside).

People typically create things to their standards, not to the audience's. This is especially true in the arts, and I think map-making is very much an art. This nit-picking "nerd" process is necessary for a well-polished map that the creator can feel proud of. I understand that you have different standards, but your impatience means nothing and makes no difference. I imagine a lot of the things that make maps fun were the product of nit-picking like this, but of course it goes unknown by the people who play the map. The design process isn't what the player sees when they play.

[n00b1n8R]

Whole lot of people getting mad over nothing ITT