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: I hate to break it to you, but going slow means you've already failed. <br>
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: This isn't a business you can afford to go slow in. Also, eventually you and your friends will have to do other things with your life. Which means you'll be able to devote less and less time to this hobby, if any. People will probably "drop out" saying, honestly, that they simply don't have the time.<br>
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: The only way this isn't going to happen is if you do something soon.<br>
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Actually, you're wrong. If you want to create the next Quake and make the REALLY big bucks you can't go slow, but take a look at www.spidweb.com, their games should,both technically and graphically, have been released over 10 years ago, but I wouldn't say they've "failed". For some gamers a good idea and a nice feel to the game is way more important than that the game uses the latest graphical innovations.