
01-14-2006, 03:38 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Well, an online editor would work fine if they did give each registered user to have a single lvl that they could access and build online. Though making it only for subscribers still stops people from learning without paying to test it. Honestly if there was an offline editor with all the perks of the regular game, I bevlieve that more playworlds would be sold as more people would have the leisure of learning the scripting system.
As for people being able to back-hack the offline editor for the scripting system... If someone was good enough to do that, they could do it to the normal game and steal what they wanted anyways. An offline editor is no more a security leak then an online.
Allowing more peopel to work with the editing system would also likely increase the ammount of people that played and paid for it as well as more of the creative minds could try learn stuff without being forced into it.
Well thats my 2 cents,
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