1.85 release :( French community conclusion ...

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Okay you guys, I agree, I just found it surprising that I purchased a dead product though, I thought this product would continue to receive updates and new features long after I purchased it... That is all, I don't want to see myself with a product within 6 months and there are no further updates for it at all, that is all I am saying, and yes I also agree, from what I have seen, blitz is great and mark has alot to be proud of, and I also agree it is up to you to make the games as great as they can be, and if you are unable to make something then the help is here, and we are able to make libraries, which in itself makes this system updateable by the users if nothing else.

Exactly, like the physics system or even the blitzplay.

I agree.. I do like what I have seen so far, and have already made large advances in learning the system, I already have my vehicle selection screen ported over from rad to blitz and it looks 3 times better under blitz and is much nicer. Also as for the language, the addition of functions is very sweet indeed, what is this class thing somone mentioned though ? I didn't see that listed in the updates description of features changed or added.

Please don't misunderstand me, I am not here to flame, or start anything, I am very happy here, and will stay here, it's just like I said, I didn't want to find out that in 6 months, I have blitz3d and everyone switched to max, and there are no more blitz updates. That is all, but I have received nothing but warm welcomes here, and helpful guidance so far, so yes I am happy, and here to stay.

Just call me gunshy, I got burned with 3d Rad.. well I can't even say that, but currently it is in a state almost unuseable for my multiplayer game work. But who is to say for updates down the road.

Thanks, and I hope you guys understand. I am here to help just like you guys, and enjoy being with a mature large community like this, where people are helping each other instead of flaming each other.

Thanks again,

Ken