Conclusion:
I wanted to have created a game in my life but I had no interest to program one, especially with having to learn programing code. Game engines are becoming more prevalent and easier to use, though. I can now say that I’ve made a game, it’s most important part anyways, the design. Like having written a screen play or a book behind it, that is it’s soul, and the actors and directors it’s life. I can’t really say the soul is the most important thing though. And in fact I’d say that without it being brought to life it’s dead. Actually more like under cryogenics or something, needing to be unfrozen.
I’m glad I finished the second part of this. The first part brought me a lot of pride. It was something id never done before. And I can at least say, I kind of made a video game. I made what could be a good video game.
This book and twenty others are free and in public domain. Fame is far more important to me than money. Changing things, contributing, providing things and such is just as important to me.
I don’t cut any corners in my book. I look back and think, wow, I’ve created about twenty books! And I didn’t cut any corners or short cut in making them. I have gotten very used to writing. The difficulty in it has just about gone on me and I find myself writing throughout the day and when not, feeling as though I should. I sometimes have written 6 books a month and a friend tells me at the rate I am going I will beat L Ron Hubbard's record.
Apart from all of that, thank you for reading. That my books are read and used is what matters the most to me in my life.
This book can be used in any way whatsoever. It doesn’t have to all be used but can be a rich source of new and good ideas for any game. In fact I made much of these two books provide material for any product, not just a video game idea.