Talk:PlayerWorlds
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[edit] Most Simple and Used?
I've taken the liberty of replacing the text, "simplest and most used", in this article, and the List of game engines, information wasn't cited and isn't fact. I didn't remove it though, I just replaced it with, "a simple and widely used".
Very nice catch! Thank you. Shannara 23:54, 18 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Player Worlds X
PWX does not use any PW code as only Kael have the source code. It looks to be another engine created from MSE via Kronia source code. It looks to be having all the features of PW plus many new features and much needed bug fixes. Therefore, it is not PW 2.0 as only Kael can create and release that, but rather a "spin-off" to help the PW community grow. Shannara 20:47, 29 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Unformed Engine
In the above aspect, another project could be considered a "spin-off" would be the one located at Unformed Engine. Neither of the projects use the PW source code, but they do use Mirage Source engine as a base and their goals are the same. Shannara 20:47, 29 December 2006 (UTC)
Engine have been renamed to sound less like a "hobby engine". It's been added to the main page as a Spin-Off. (Online RPG Maker). My opinion is that only proprietary engines should be allowed and not (sources available) engines. Shannara 00:23, 3 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Uneeded Information
This atricle looks as if Granite or Hibeko has writtin it. They, aswell as Scorpio, do not need mentioning as they do not contribute to the explanation of what player worlds was/is.
Please sign all comments with your name. If you look at the references, BradyOk written the article based off his fan page, pw.org. Shannara 21:36, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
