[Kaperstone]

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Originally Posted by AndreiWow Eh.. you also need someone with photoshop for graphics, someone for sound... while you do the code.. learning all of those isnt that easy.

You can always find free or paid stuff on the internet if that's needed, but I agree that "for that specific thing, I cannot find anything on the internet", which is also time consuming to get to and then you need to spend time on creating that sound or that texture yourself somehow, but at the end, I think it will make the developer who put time into it very happy when he finishes.

EDIT: Like, yeah, the amount of time a person would put to a simple game would be longer than just creating a samp server, the game engines a bit more complicated than a few strokes of code because they're universal, but it pays off, plus you got the chance to fit your ideas in and not be limited to a preset. (and actually lots of other stuff that samp or MTA just cannot offer)

Besides that, I think games naturally are more attractive than a samp server.

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Originally Posted by Marricio You're right, however not every member of this community is trying to learn PAWN to become a full stack developer. They're just trying to improve the quality of the game they spend hours playing every day. This was me initially, then I developed the desire to learn new programming languages as I stopped playing SA-MP. Well, I have spent countless hours developing projects that took years to finish and I don't even have the source code of them now.. You're making me reflect on my life Needless to say it was totally worth it!

Well, you don't have to want to become full stack I learn to create my games for visualization of my architective ideas.