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As the original TUOIC once, I feel I must complain about some issues:
- People did not leave because of me; instead, people went mostly to pursue their own life as they wanted different directions than what I wanted the project to go. - I never revoked forum licenses. In fact, I granted the Hero6 project eternal use of it forever. However, as I once left the project, people were desperate to get rid of it. - I left the project as I had other projects at the time, notably being VirtualKid.com. I believed, at the time, this would need more time than Hero6, as Hero6 was coming along rather nicely - TheDeath (Javier Gonzalez) and Daemious (Nunzio Hayslip) rewrote MAD mostly, work which was utterly turned down by Hero6 in the end. It *did* fix most shortcomings of the original MAD, but it never seemed really used by Hero6 as they turned to Adventure Game Studio (AGS) instead.
Nice to see how people are trying to make me look bad :( I've done all I could, it's a shame it didn't work out. Oh well, such is life.
Hero6 using AGS? Unless you know something I don't, their webpage says they are using MAD.
