Why Did You Join Infinity?

[kerochris]

I joined IMT because I was looking for a good database of chars and stages and I found it here, also the games they develop are great!

[YoZangWu]

I was lookin  some good tuts on creatin characters 4 MUGEN and found this forum. People seemed very informative and helpful, why wouldnt i join? 

[manluis]

I joined because of SMVC:EOH. even though the final product is severly dissapointing to me, the passion that went through it and the fact it was one of the first examples of a community effort, led me to stay and see what future projects hold.

[Jmaxximus]

Liked fighting games, Google'd Mugen and this was none of the sites that came up. Like the vibe liked the people, go to work.

Been doing it ever since

[mulambo]

I dunno, it seemed a nice place and I wanted to publish my works. 

[mulambo]

Sir, to protect and serve, Sir!
jk
to show my stuff, to discover new MUGEN contents and to find coworkers or even professional engagement (reeeaaallly rare thing).

[NX-MEN]

Dont know if I commented here before (got bored to check 15 pages ) but I signed here in order to enlarge my Mugen roster!!

I use the Blue sp which means that this site played a big role to the image of my roster and I thank the guys a lot!!

Also I signed in because in forums you have a say or u can shoot ideas on how a char can be made. As a result u can help in the improvement of a char and help creators when they are out of ideas!!

Last but not least here u can thank the creators via commenting and appreciate their hard work because they deserve it. Its good to encourage creators or say at least a thank you to them for appreciation!! 

[sky79]

Why Did You Join Infinity?

To crush your enemies. See them driven before you. And to hear the lamentations of their women. 

[Tha Lando ( Le CROM )]

To crush your enemies. See them driven before you. And to hear the lamentations of their women. 

Hmm why does that sound so dang familiar....
 

[Tundra]

For the beer & the women.

[DarkValentine]

My reason for joining IMT, was because I was recommended to come here, after having been to a number of other places. And to seek guidance in improving myself as a creator starting out. I got the necessary input from there, and the rest is really history.

[shastab24]

I realize I haven't posted in this thread yet.  For me, my go-to forum (for as lurkery as I tend to be, which I really want to change) was CVG, and I made a profile on here to see links (of course, joining to leech--like I said, trying to change my lurker behavior a bit).  However, this was always an interesting site, considering the fascinating full-game projects of which you could actually download games, and the fact that the characters do not have horribly cheap AI (quite a problem in a lot of places) and instead the official ones are balanced to each other.

Then CVG started restructuring to CrusaderCast, and somehow in the shuffle I was banned from the forums, despite never having any conflicts with anyone and nothing to indicate my behavior was unacceptable.  It was probably just a glitch, but I drove me to start going here.  Then I realized this community fit my stylings better, anyways, especially with characters made as well as I mentioned.  And considering the other forums can go down so frequently and Infinity doesn't tend to do so, it's easy to stay here.

Eventually I do want to make my own characters and release them here, but time and resources could limit me.  But if I do, I'm sure I would be more on the spriting end of things than coding.  However, with the way I want to do sprites (no editing pre-existing ones, but instead trying to make characters be in the art style in which they first appeared, such as a Superman who looks like he was drawn by Joe Shuster or a Hellboy who looks like he was drawn by Mike Mignola, for two examples of characters I probably won't do but are good indicators) means my method may be unfeasible ultimately (but would fit how I like to see MUGEN and would prefer crossover fighting games be in general--I like seeing the digitized photos of Mortal Kombat take on the stylized drawings of Street Fighter; they make it feel like a true crossover of different universes has happened).  Not to mention, I wouldn't be comfortable asking somebody to take time out of their own life to code for me.  But we'll see if I ever create anything, anyways.