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Senile Team Big Cheese
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14 Jul 2008 15:42
If you can read this message, that means the move was successful. Welcome back! We hope the move has not caused any inconvenience.

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openBOR dev
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16 Jul 2008 13:04
Is the server local to you or is your site running on a server farm like mine?  I really need to move mine somewhere new and stable.

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Senile Team Big Cheese
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16 Jul 2008 18:43
It's not a dedicated server, but it is the next best thing. It belongs to a friend and it runs only a few sites. I'm afraid I can't help you find a server too, though.

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openBOR dev
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16 Jul 2008 19:32
I've been debating to run the site from my home going forward.  Now that I have FIOS up and running my upload speed is somewhere around 5 Mbps.  I think this might be enough speed for the current size of the community?

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NobodyReally
19 Jul 2008 20:29
It's a shame that you've taken so very long to complete anything in the last 5 years... You have clearly lost a lot of followers because of this too. I mean, seriously, one person replied in a week... From the once great SENILE TEAM.

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Senile Team Big Cheese
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20 Jul 2008 07:18
0;NobodyReally wrote:
It's a shame that you've taken so very long to complete anything in the last 5 years... You have clearly lost a lot of followers because of this too. I mean, seriously, one person replied in a week... From the once great SENILE TEAM.

I don't see how this is related to the subject of servers, but it's a valid point nonetheless. And still quite flattering despite the air of accusation.

It is a terrible shame, I agree. I hope we'll be able to turn the tide and gain some momentum by (finally) releasing a game, but if after that it takes us half a decade again... Well then we'll never get ahead, will we? Of course the reason why it takes so much time is quite clear: a group of so few people creating complete video games in their scarce free time - that's just nuts.

Personally I'd be happy to leave the world of the employed to do what we should have done directly after the success of Beats of Rage: start our own company and turn it into a full-time hobby. However, not everyone is willing or able to trade the warm, safe embrace of a monthly wage for a plunge into financial uncertainty. And who can blame them?

But I am not without hope. Beats of Rage was a great success, but it wasn't the best that we could do. We still have a whole handful of better cards to play. And I'll play them! If it's the last thing I do, I'll play them!
</maniacal screaming>

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20 Jul 2008 19:14
0;NobodyReally wrote:
It's a shame that you've taken so very long to complete anything in the last 5 years... You have clearly lost a lot of followers because of this too. I mean, seriously, one person replied in a week... From the once great SENILE TEAM.

I'd still say what Roel & his team have made (and are making) is infinitely greater then what you have. I don't think that if you'd ever tried to make your own professional game that you'd be saying these things. Striving for excellence is HARD- and not always rewarding in the obvious sense.

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NobodyReally
20 Jul 2008 21:08
I have to say that I didn't mean that comment in such a negative tone, but yes I agree it sounded very bad when I read it back.

I just remember the glory days of Senile, when there were literally hundreds of people downloading & commenting all of the time... And now it's down to only the few true dedicated fans. Naturally they will all come flocking back when they get wind of any new progress, as people do.

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Miracle Fighting Level!
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21 Jul 2008 01:55
0;NobodyReally wrote:
I just remember the glory days of Senile, when there were literally hundreds of people downloading & commenting all of the time... And now it's down to only the few true dedicated fans. Naturally they will all come flocking back when they get wind of any new progress, as people do.

It happens on a lot of independent developer sites. If you looked at the Bombergames site back when they released SoR Remake v4, there was a massive increase in their forum visitors and downloads. Then, the new information slowed down on v5 and only the "regulars" there were the frequent returning posters. It's a natural thing.

Also, Pete (not Kirby), is that you?

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