So yeah, using a wildly different technology now. Different framework, different programming language, different art pipeline. Different everything. Why? Because it's sooooooo much betterrrrrr... I am unburdened by restrictions and licensing issues and proprietary environments. The art pipeline is only slightly more complicated now but feature complete and well documented. The framework has only been open-sourced' for just over a year, previously been used only internally at Disney Interactive.

Also, I've changed the branding and logo to something much cooler and secured a new server/domain for development and fingerquotes "press releases", although I'll probably do those with another service on another server because my virtual machine has limited RAM and I don't want to throw it all down the drain by installing a LAMP stack I won't use for anything else.

What am I working on exactly? I'm not ambitious or stupid enough to attempt a MMORPG, that would be auto-doomed; still, it incorporates many elements of the genre. I'll call it a Cinematic Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game, here me out. It's based entirely off instances/chapters, released in progressive serial installments of episodes/patches. Your character and your teammates play out a story, exchanging dialog with major characters and helping them through perilous situations, advancing your place in the story to unlock the next chapter... there's a lot more to it but words are cheap. I'm moving much faster than I was before but I've still a long way to go. I won't post anything else here unless it's a redirect to my new online presence for the project.