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Sorry but maybe the reason people are dissing your work is that it's just another "I HAVE A PROJECT LOOK AT IT LOLZ"
I've been a part of/initiated several failed projects, and I felt exactally the way you do right now.
Making a mod alone takes an obscene amount of time and experience, making a game outside of a Text-adventure from the ground up is outrageously difficult.
"It's called being awesome, maybe you should try it." -Bank
I wouldn't pay much attention to non-constructive criticism of your goals, even if most projects don't get completed (and they don't) it doesn't mean you can't learn from it.
Success projects are often built upon several learning experiences.
But ... like Bank said, building a mod from the ground up is nearly impossible.
Either way, keep up the effort
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But ... like Bank said, building a mod from the ground up is nearly impossible.
Not mod, game.
Mods usually get finished, but looking at the site (no offense Mantan) all I really see is speculation. You need an experienced team, time to work on it (basically you'd need every week clear of all work excluding the game for about 8 months minimum), and funding.
You may wish to consider trying a smaller project with your team to see if you can even do that before attempting such a widescale project.
"It's called being awesome, maybe you should try it." -Bank
Go for it Mantan. I've tried making my own game engine and game from the ground up a time or two, but of course never "finished" the projects. But even if you don't finish it's still a very good learning process. You will learn more about game programming than you ever knew existed.
I agree with Grim, it's a little "well we'll uh...." and not the most professional thing I can think of. That's not a problem now because you're in the planning/preliminary stages, but you need to get your Team together first. There's nothing that I personally hate more than projects where people say "HEY YOU GUYS SHOULD DO THIS BECAUSE IT SOUNDS COOL TO ME AND I DONT KNOW HOW MUCH WORK IT WILL TAKE SO YOU DO IT LOL"
What exactally would your position be for the project?
"It's called being awesome, maybe you should try it." -Bank
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