codemaster wrote:
Thanks. Sent 3 copies to myself in the mail before posting.
The competition on that website has ended. I have restored back the links to your games in your posts. Unfortunately you got only 5th place:
http://igdc.ru/igdc_top.php?konkurs=117 (look for my nickname in the ranking table).
But this place still awards 2 coins, which you can use to spend on one of the Steam games they have (if one of your friends/family members has internet and uses Steam):
http://igdc.ru/gifts/ (look for games in that list which cost 2 coins or less).
codemaster wrote:
America. Internet is expensive. No vehicle or phone service, either. Must go outside with phone to access WIFI.
I am very sorry for that. I have uploaded your games to our SVN on your behalf, and managed to build them with our auto-build script. So you are now officially participating in the competition.
codemaster wrote:
I spent all month working on this. My source code, language and library, is the easily the best, most professional here and most useful as examples. Please ask someone who's really experienced like Tomasz and/or Ville.
We are wondering who is the author of
ABAKIS library that you used, and which license does it have? On FASM forums ABAKIS library was posted by a user named
m3ntal, but no license was specified:
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?p=174080Are you and
m3ntal the same person? If it's true, then why you have posted ABAKIS library on FASM forum under one name (
m3ntal), and KolibriOS games under other name (
codestar)? If you are a different person, then we need to know the license under which ABAKIS library is distributed.
codemaster wrote:
Not sure how this will be judged and by whom.
It would be judged by Russian-speaking readers of our project blog on a major Russian IT website:
http://habrahabr.ru/company/kolibrios/blog/Unfortunately for you, only game quality would be judged - no special bonuses for programming language used or size of the executable.
codemaster wrote:
I would love to do more for Kolibri like create a web browser if I had internet service and I've created many more programs+games that I could convert.
Are you a professional FASM programmer? What is your current day job? Maybe we can hire you regardless of this competition.