Originally Posted by Inferno Tech (Post 1259666)

You didn't on VB.org, and accordingly i didn't bring it up here. I fail to see any reason why you would, other than to try to cause trouble :)

I have checked your profile, i have only seen ONE thread you started asking for support, and that was about a division by zero problem, when you set the stats up incorrectly, you were given the correct answer to this in 45 minutes.

Since then you have not started one support thread. So i am unsure where you got your "no support" idea from. Perhaps if you actually ASKED for support in a thread, you would have gotten it.

Please stop posting in this thread unless you have a question or a comment on RPG Inferno 2.4

If you want to go on a tirade about how you didnt read what you were buying, im sure VB.org has some sort of feedback area.

Your posts on GZE are being answered, and you seem to be just repeating yourself here to cause trouble, so please, stop disrupting this support thread. Thanks.

- Iain

Originally Posted by TroyF2000 (Post 164530)

Ouchies. Okay, here goes me.:mummy:

It should say that, though.

YAHH! Excellent. That's really great, Decado. Too bad some of us, if not most people probably, don't exactly..umm...oh, how do I put this....KNOW HOW TO DO THAT!:silly:

When I bought a license for your software, I knew nothing about creating my own game. To be honest, I didn't think I would ever need to. I just wanted to have something to play at my forum that was cooler than the Arcade. The RPG Inferno has the potential to give a forum owner just that. But until about last month, pretty much since last August, mine's been just something for my members to barely look at. That's caused alot of grief for me, considering that I paid you guys for it. However, thanks to some very nice members of GZE, I've finally managed to learn enough now to config out what I hope to be one of the best themes possible for the Inferno. But this has only come because they chose to go out of their way and assist me in setting it up. If not for these guys, what would I have done then, Decado? Keep having something just to "look" at? And what of those whom my good samaritans don't find their way to? What about them?http://www.solitudesbane.net/forums/...milies/106.gif

I suggest you release a universal PDF booklet on configuring the software accordingly, as well as a fully-completed theme for owners, who do not wish to learn how to mod their own, the ability to experience the RPG also. Otherwise, you are going to keep having disgruntle customers who come to wish they hadn't become your patrons. To me, such a thing would really suck, personally. This, however, may be perfectly okay for you, Decado. If that's the case, I can promise you it won't always be.:shakehead:


- Solitus