people have mentioned it and they are correct. verge-rpg could need a fresh up. at least to a design that looks like it's active. wouldn't hurt if we could somehow lift up the "hey, it's still fully neat to make oldschool games like the snes had, try your hands at verge". old times will probably never be beaten and there's no fun in getting quantity without quality, but i somehow hope a few people (i count me and corey as two now in this) that make verge seem a bit more alive.

right now with the forums it's like a zombie, not quite dead, not quite alive.

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zaril@hellven.org - ICQ 7698022

verge-rpg.com needs work, yes- but it's not meant to be the same sort of site as vergesource.com. Back in the day, with verge repo and the earlier verge-rpg.com, it was meant to be a community site and a resource site... Times change and running a site like that takes a lot of time. It's incredibly wonderful to have sites like vergesource.com around and verge-net.com around so we don't have to spend time trying to update every day.

The problems mentioned (broken downloads particularly) do need to be fixed at some point, but all this stuff is already available on vergesource.com.

It's been said before and we'll continue stating this as long as people don't learn: We've all got jobs and/or school and are already busy trying to code things, such as verge.

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-loretian (vote republican)

I'd imagine having those burdens would limit my activity in a free internet community too...

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Hmmm. . . I'd be willing to write an article with my skimpy (at best) knowledge; maybe a simple mouse article or something. Should I submit it here or at tVS? Or both?

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