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[rednova]

WOw guys,

is been a long time I used amospro...but I am definitely going to get back on it.
I started again working on my supersub game. After reading Horace's post, I realized that this might be the last chance for us to succeed at amos coding/amiga. If we quit now...everything will be lost.
Is like our Last stand in the amos/amiga front. I do really love amos and amiga...I would hate to quit when we need the most possible support. So, let's keep amos alive !!!
Let's keep working on new amos games !!!  let's make an effort, and try to take amos to the max !!!
Cheers !!!

rednova

[Tarzin]

Great idea Rednova, I think that many people would be interested to code with Amos but:
- they don't know that there's still an Amos community
- they don't where to find Amos (except on eBay, maybe)
- French people like french boards 

I don't know if it's true or not but I think I'm (may be surely) the only one french "coder".
I've imagined some times ago to open an Amos part on my website and provid information, tips, source code, articles, etc... (I've collected all french articles dealing with Amos and scanned them) but if I'm the only one, no interest.

[selur]

hi Red

AMOS is not dead. I think most of us just work in silence.  Don't worry be Hippi

[Lonewolf10]

I think most of us just work in silence.

I agree. The only time I usually post on here is when I have problems, when something is finished or when I think of something to do and want to make sure noone else has done it already.


Regards,
Lonewolf10