>>If you're in real life quite intelligent but not very good at "using your hands" (de: "zwei linke Hände") you will be in TMW just a reflection of that. This may be true for someone who doesn't enjoy using hand-eye coordination, or playing hard games (like in th...

Note: This is my response to "The leveling curve." Warning: This is a rant. WHERE DID LEVELING COME FROM? Let's look at LEVELING from a theoretical standpoint. Where did the term come from? From the olden days, games like Pac-man, space invaders, and super mario bros. would use level to ke...

It definitely would be like that, but of course, as a "wiki", it would have a web-based interface front end to make it easy to work on wherever you are. Of course, the web would have to become your IDE, and the compilation would have to be automatic on the server end, or something like tha...

Wouldn't it be sweet if TMW itself was a wiki! Every joe who had an idea to add could do-it-themself. User accounts with access restrictions, and version rollback would keep problems from happening if someone did something nasty. Every proposal could have its own source code file, and TMW and TMWSer...

I'm not a mind-reader (only a mind-guesser, and bad at that), but it sounds like you are indirectly trying to insinuate that the wiki is where ideas should be organized. I will concede that point, but... It doesn't sound like there is any really seriously good reason not to organize the forums a lit...

Hi everyone, These forums are awfully crowded and unorganized! Especially the suggestions/feedback forum--we should have each forum broken into sub-forums. e. g. The suggestions/feedback forum should have a sub-forum for the magic system, combat system, etc. The website dev. forum should have a sub-...