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Stanni

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  1. Very nice design, simple and effective.
  2. Hey, I liked the design of the website, it was minimalistic and effective, but the only thing that let it down in my opinion was the background. It was too obstructive and felt out of place. Overall though, it seems well made
  3. Hey, Nice to see your on a similar project. First off Ill just tell you that I am in very early development so I don't have a beta to show to you but as soon as I do, id be glad to show you though. Secondaly, my game works using basically tiles to make an image on the screen, so you might have say tiles that represent grass, pavements, water etc then in a database there will be a bunch of records with co'ords on them that refer to a tile on the map then next to each co'ord will be defined an image. Then the map is put together by first seeing where the user is and then pulling all the tiles from the database that are around him. the reason it needs to update so frequently is so you see the other users/monster moving around you, or is there a better way of doing this? :s thanks, Stanni P.S. Do you have a beta of your game to show me, id be very interested to see?
  4. Hey, I am currently in the process of designing a game I have recently thought of. It is a web browser based MMORPG which I believe is quite unique how it works. I have an issue I am thinking about which is about bandwidth and mass server load I may encounter from the game. The game relies on a big mysql database and the game runs queries every 0.5 seconds to keep the player updated on what is happening. What I wont to know is, would that create a lot of strain on the server and will it require a lot of bandwidth? One other thing is that I am using Ajax to reload the data so the whole page wont be reloaded every time. Thanks, Stanni
  5. At a first glance it looks very professional, the colour scheme is nice and I can't see anything wrong with it. One thing I'll say though is that the logo looks kind of squashed in a way and I think it would look better if it was made a bit bigger. Other than that, great job
  6. Very nice design and use of colors, as soon as I saw it I said "Wow".
  7. Thnx for the help guys
  8. Hey guys, Is there a way, for example, using "#div:hover {}" in CSS to effect another div. So if you hovered over one div it would do stuff to another div. That would be mighty useful Thanks, Stanni
  9. Hey, I really like the design of your website, there isn’t very much I can say is wrong with it. The only thing I might say is that the main image at the top is maybe a bit too big and taking up allot of real estate on the page. Maybe you could create a box with a slight transparency on it inside the image, and put your "about us" text in it, then you could maybe put more sample art pictures at the bottom where it previously was. Other than that I love it, the green and dark grey colours really complement each other and the background pattern works well with the site. Great job

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