Topic: The Fate of Undying Legacy

[Ralph]

It certainly did die, it seems.

Our programmer and lead, NeoBelmont, has vanished without much word -- which seems to be the fate of a lot of homebrews. The program has been on hiatus for some time, but things are looking grim. Unfortunately, a lot of the newer polished code was on his end and we've decided to give up after restarting so many times.

If for some reason the program gets back up on it's feet, there will be no updates until a proper demo can be coincided to prevent people from getting their hopes up too much.

Peace.

[MDI]

  

[Kale]

Wow that sucks... But it happens too many times withother stuff to be too surprised.

[A n t r a x x]

In Reply To #1

Again, sorry it went down this way, man.

I was impressed with the progress.

[CVfan13]

In Reply To #1

Maybe he died? Suddenly, of a heart attack, so he couldn't warn you?

[Long John Silver]

In Reply To #2

Undying Legacy is a new title for Super Vampire Killer, a homebrew cv title that was being developed for quite some time and had a pretty large topic on the old dungeon.

[Kale]

In Reply To #6

someone was asking?

[MDI]

In Reply To #6

THE MORE YOU KNOW!

[Aridale]

...and knowing is half the battle!

[A n t r a x x]

In Reply To #9

The other half is dying.

[Omegasigma]

my own project has struggled in fact it still kinda is, but delayed we refuse to cancel, but in some cases all we can do is wait and look for new programmers

[NeoBelmont89]

Hmmmm...

[CVfan13]

So I take it you aren't dead?

[NeoBelmont89]

So I take it you aren't dead?

Of course not... I was just in a cryogenic state!

[The Last Belmont]

In Reply To #1

Maybe he died? Suddenly, of a heart attack, so he couldn't warn you?

I see it didn't take long for people to start coming up with Grim conclusions. More than likely he probably just got bored/tired of doing it since homebrews can be such big projects and take up so much time.