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Peffe01 (October 26th, 2008 @ 9:05 pm)

My response was not pissed off, just neutral and factual. I have been involved with Torque for nearly 5 years. I used it for my student project, and my own Indie pursuits. If you go to GarageGames and click on "Documentation", you'll see your previous comment was misguided. As EinSpear stated, you targeted your criticism at a commercial product meant to aid developers in creating a game for publishing. Unreal is amazing, but not Indie friendly.

dimensionwarped (October 17th, 2008 @ 10:07 am)

And just to verify, I have in fact purchased a number of GarageGames products including TGE. It's simply a matter of what is obvious to me. If the engine is made for people to make and sell games, and they never do either, it isn't any kind of immoral thing for them to not have paid for the engine.

dimensionwarped (October 17th, 2008 @ 10:03 am)

Wow. Testy. It's a development tool. If people are just using it to fuck around, then there is no reason they should have to pay the same as people making money off of it. Really there is no loss to Garage Games in that. All it gives them is exposure in case that person ever decides they do want to do something with the engine. If you want to begrudge people for wanting to see if they can actually use something before committing to it, then you can fuck off to be quite honest.

EinSpear (October 11th, 2008 @ 10:39 am)

The reply was a month after, not five months. You did imply that "to anyone who is thinking about getting a torque product" rather than implying that anyone just wanting to make a mod, some do plan on releasing it without the six digit costs worth of an engine to publish a game. $ + no royalties? No way! Nice video by the way.

ekuhlkamp (September 16th, 2008 @ 11:49 am)

Alright, I wasn't going to say anything but why are you fucking idiots responding to a 5 month old comment? And what's with the pissed off remarks? Do you guys work for Torque or something HAVE YOU ACTUALLY USED TORQUE? Have you actually seen how little documentation there is? And wtf? Unreal 3 costs whatever a retail game costs, I'M NOT SAYING 'GET A LICENSE'...

pooeyegg (September 16th, 2008 @ 4:11 am)

the source code for unreal 3 is about half a million dollars to license, so yeah, thats a great idea for people who want to get into game creation.

1sgtbeta1 (September 12th, 2008 @ 10:23 pm)

you got told bitch

antonarset (July 26th, 2008 @ 9:43 pm)

If you are using GM you probably know v.6x are not working on Vista, v. 7 licence is crashing and you will have to spent weeks or more for reactivation. And after few minutes it can crash again and you will have to wait again... stupid yoyogames

munge69 (June 8th, 2008 @ 2:13 pm)

im trying to think of a way you could be more full of shit.. maybe if you threw a religious justification in there too. maybe then you'd be more full of shit. burn your next few paychecks and tell yourself people deserved your hard work for free cause theyre not really going to use it for anything more than their own amusement, and then open your cumlips. otherwise, shut your fucking mouth.

Peffe01 (April 23rd, 2008 @ 1:02 am)

Actually, new tutorials were written in early 2007, late 2007, and as recent as this month. Not to mention, new documentation has just been provided for TGEA, and more is on the way for the other engines. You *might* be able to make something with Unreal's tools, but you will not have source code access and you will not be able to publish your games.

ekuhlkamp (March 21st, 2008 @ 3:18 am)

To anyone who is thinking about getting a Torque product: skip it, get Unreal 3, and use their free mod maker. I'm in UOIT's Game Development progam, and let me say, this is the shittiest engine I've ever worked on. The latest tutorial is from 2003 I believe.

Taijiguy108 (February 27th, 2008 @ 4:52 am)

Stealing is stealing. It's their engine and they don't have to give it away if they don't want to. If a kid wants to learn how to make a game, there's a lot of free software they can go download legally.