Goodbye. Basically you are right. LU was a game for children, I won’t lie this. But you shouldn’t come across this site until you are, let’s say eleven (else this is the problem of the parents). And with this age (I know this, my little brother is about that age) you can search before post. Just my thoughts. See you another time!

I agree with this somewhat. There tend to be lots of contradictions with the projects and the way everyone personally handles communities. When Raffa first made the Sourceforge forum I don’t really think he intended to face much of a community. The problem being projects split up. Humanoid and lcdr don’t want anything to do with being public and same with DLU. But with LUNI they embraced being open and with being open you have to expect a larger community and a wide variety of people. When it comes to questions regarding stuff that is semi-common knowledge everyone should be able to search the forum for that. But when it comes to a lot of stuff that isn’t really known of much at to the casual community (Such as DLU) you can only expect them to continue to support LUNI. Yet a lot of the diehard supporters seem to get their Lols out of insulting these people. It really just seems ignorant to do so. Not everyone wants LU back as much or has the time to try to be involved with this stuff. I guess really what I’m trying to say here is, yes people should search the forums for common knowledge. But it’s only natural for people to be curious/confused. And people really need to lax off insulting people who choose not to follow everything closely.

Well, I for one will wait patiently for the developers to finish the game. I’ve waited four years, I can wait a few more. Don’t get angry at them, they are building a game from almost nothing. That takes a lot of time. Besides if they were to rush it some things may be buggy or non-functional (And that just puts MORE on their plates). Don’t leave the community, just. Wait.

See, @Prodigy_XD knows whats up. Thanks for agreeing mate 😀

Just felt like saying this to any dev: 🙂
«Here’s to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes… the ones who see things differently — they’re not fond of rules… You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them, but the only thing you can’t do is ignore them because they change things… they push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do.»
-Steve Jobs

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Hi @timtom,

Actually, we are strictly forbidden from marketing anything related to LEGO Universe for commercial purposes. This is why you will not see any ads on this site.

This actually got me thinking about how the multipurpose of money is also its greatest pitfall. Sadly this world is reigned by those who have it by now, as has been the case for a long time. I started working on LU because I liked the game back in the day, and because it is an awesome opportunity to reverse engineer into a very complex system as it turns out. Even if it was allowed to make money of it, that would not have been my goal. Anyways, I’m really sad, that you are right in general, that this would attract people to work on stuff.