nonono...dont get me wrong... Jet22 ..its fine...just i dont want that the guys from FSDT think that i am stealing clients...
It will take a little bit more than forum posts, to steal any customers from us. For example, what about learning to create a good scenery first, then starting your own website and forum, and try to get users there, instead of using our own payed web space, bandwidth and, most of all, notoriety ?
I remind you this is NOT a public forum. Normally, when you want to advertise your own stuff on another website, you BUY a banner, which gets more expensive the more popular the website is.
So, please, stop posting on all forums about your "company" not being dead. We are happy you are still alive, but the correct way of doing this, would be spending your time building a reliable website, getting customers, etc.
All things that are not easily doable, since (according to your signature) you are both "CEO", 3d modeler and texture artist. Not to rain in your parade but, sorry, this will never work.
Any successfull product is a TEAM work.
I'm perfectly able to do modeling, but I wouldn't do this in place of any of our modelers, because they are very good doing this, and because I'm supposed to do programming and support, which is my main task. I'm also able to do texturing, but I'm not making any textures, because we have a dedicated professional textures artist. And, there are more advanced stuff on the programming side, for which we have another programmer that is much better than me at this.
The times of the lone developer making a game product entirely on his own, selling and even supporting it, are long gone, since about 1986...
It's no use you keep repeating "I'll not get rich" (this is for sure, BTW...) or something like that. The moment you ask for user's money, you HAVE to act professionally. If you are not prepared to do this, you better stick to freeware. One of our designers made an extremely good freeware product, way better than many paywares around, before pretending to be able to do payware, then he joined us, and still had a long training period to learn lots of new things.
I have to ask you stop posting about your products, because it has gone way too far.
Not that we think you'll will "steal" even a single customer from us, but because it's just wrong doing business this way, like piggibacking on other developer's forum, or other embarassing things you did, like making business proposals on Latin VFR public forum. When you started announcing (the day after we said we are doing KMIA, how convenient...) you are still "alive", it was just laughable at first. Now, it starts to get annoying...