You haven't let anyone down Jeff. These things are all part of the ebb and flow of a career. Gutted for you, and I hope all the blood, sweat and tears you've shed thus far (and I know there have been bucket loads of each) don't go to waste and that other projects get a kick start from what you've been through.
The vision you described for Unity way back when is intact. Releasing something now that didn't live up to that vision would have been more disappointing to the people who have followed the project so closely. You've made the right decision, the tough decision, and respect and support are the emotions doing so deserves.
koworld wrote:You haven't let anyone down Jeff. These things are all part of the ebb and flow of a career. Gutted for you, and I hope all the blood, sweat and tears you've shed thus far (and I know there have been bucket loads of each) don't go to waste and that other projects get a kick start from what you've been through.
The vision you described for Unity way back when is intact. Releasing something now that didn't live up to that vision would have been more disappointing to the people who have followed the project so closely. You've made the right decision, the tough decision, and respect and support are the emotions doing so deserves.
Huge hugs to you big man
"What's there to lose?" said the general, selling our dead meat by the pound...
I guess it shows that the journey really is more important than the destination: if you've enjoyed the last two years internally, then it hasn't been wasted. Although to us who have never seen it, and are never going to...
koworld wrote:You haven't let anyone down Jeff. These things are all part of the ebb and flow of a career. Gutted for you, and I hope all the blood, sweat and tears you've shed thus far (and I know there have been bucket loads of each) don't go to waste and that other projects get a kick start from what you've been through.
The vision you described for Unity way back when is intact. Releasing something now that didn't live up to that vision would have been more disappointing to the people who have followed the project so closely. You've made the right decision, the tough decision, and respect and support are the emotions doing so deserves.
Huge hugs to you big man
What he said. You've got my respect in everything you do Jeff, so here's to the next project and the development of your ideas. It's a really fucking sad day for videogames at a time when the industry badly needs you though
best wishes and all that jazz, You have not let anyone down -
it was just great we were all let in at the ground floor, have a look at the games development and see it grow - that what it was all about to me
thanks for that! Your still the man!
Lee
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koworld wrote:You haven't let anyone down Jeff. These things are all part of the ebb and flow of a career. Gutted for you, and I hope all the blood, sweat and tears you've shed thus far (and I know there have been bucket loads of each) don't go to waste and that other projects get a kick start from what you've been through.
The vision you described for Unity way back when is intact. Releasing something now that didn't live up to that vision would have been more disappointing to the people who have followed the project so closely. You've made the right decision, the tough decision, and respect and support are the emotions doing so deserves.
arron wrote:What's the next step from here? Back to nuLlamasoft as before? Is there another project in the offing? Unity on nextgen hardware?
Never a step back arron, the things we learn and live help us to continue
into the future with more wisdom and hope, what does not kill us make
us stronger.
I was going to buy a Gamecube for that 
