[ Closed ] [QUESTION] DinoSmash, do you support it?

I don't think it's "obvious" the community will dislike DinoSmash, if I remember correctly some of them actually supported it when people first realized what had happened. Here's my thought, I dislike DinoSmash, not because it's using the TeeWorlds engine, but because it's outright a bad port, they added their control scheme (obviously you can't use a keyboard and mouse) and it ruins gameplay, I'm also not a fan of the Dinos, I think they settled in-between a direct port and their own game using the TeeWorlds engine and it didn't in my opinion turn out well. That being said, if someone made a direct port and did well I would have no problem with it because it would still be TeeWorlds. I also wouldn't have a problem if a game took the TeeWorlds engine and made something better than TeeWorlds with it, if someone were to take it and turn it into a full out 2D platform shooter and did it so well that it surpassed TeeWorlds (which would be very difficult) I would support it because it was a great game. I guess my question is, is the rest of the TeeWorlds community so loyal that they wouldn't support a port of the TeeWorlds engine even if it was done well? With DinoSmash, they basically ruined the TeeWorlds feel, but if someone were to do it right, maybe even reinvent gameplay, would you support it even thought it used the TeeWorlds engine?

I dont think this game is playable on a high level with anything else but a mouse. Of course this doesnt say anything about porting, but imho its pointless to port such a game to game consoles and iCrap because it will fail at playability. And I dont like the idea of dinosmash because dinos didnt have thumbs, and you need thumbs to use a shotgun, so its totally pointless.

Future is now
http://sciwars.org/
scosu ( author of modpack) is currently working on a fork of Teeworlds. Well i´m not up to date how far the progress is but i guess he will announce this project when it´s ready for public tests.

And i still think that Nodes is a standalone game too because you need a special client and it is completly different gameplay. Same goes with TeeStrike although you could had played it with the original client.

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As long as the "new" game is still freeware i would atleast give it a try. But i would never pay for a game which is more or less Teeworlds just with other graphics and physics/gameplay related stuff.
Since most modders are able to create similar stuff for teeworlds if the new game has elements which could improve/add something to Teeworlds it would be kinda pointless for me to pay for it.
Additionally i agree with torch this game requires mouse+keyboard for a high quality game experience. This is actually no problem if you want to port the game to consoles because most or all of them support keyboards and mouse.

Greets Marik

It's not the point of the topic. It will be never playable on a gadget without a mouse and keyboard. These games on iPhone etc. are funny but for high level gaming not useful.