Posted: Mon Sep 02, 2013 11:36 pm
however i'll continue with final update or maybe "new update" 

i'm tired of you!pondo198 wrote:
Do not act like you are the victim here.
Sure, but don't here.People should have the freedom to choose between the gamebases -(This is your words!). I am simply providing them information about the options available.
Exactly why is it you hate this guy so much again? basically he's been telling you dude do your own thing I don't mind just get off my thread already and let me release my project however I see fit regardless of what you are doing.- nothing compared to what I think of you.
Because to a gamer, rather than weed out your favorite games or ones you WOULD play, is a pain in the ass and these days the bandwidth and hdd space is entirely feasible.why collect at all? would any real collector now seek a complete set, regardless of what he or she is collecting...
It says to me "why stop there" this is alot of fun, people will love it as much as we do, it can be theoretically an endless project for us to kill time and apply and further our knowledge with. Plus they get plenty of props and fans all over the scene because of their work. Infact they are even doing something historical by preserving these games, otherwise it would be entirely up to the game companies that hold copyrights. These companies dont do what they do out of the goodness of their hearts it's a business. So thanks mame team, emu authors, gamebase creators etc. As for us? were the audience that deems this useful enough to spend valuable time on. Kinda like how I think this is valuable enough to spend time typing it.Wow, really? What does this say about the MAME development team, the Contributors to the GB64 project or all those community members working on TDC?
uh, we both work together on TDC, so yeah.
That's because most of my Gamebase questions have been thoroughly covered by searching the forums or just generally reading it.You "collect" (I use that word loosely) many gamebases, and yet, Out of all the threads in all the forums, you decide to make this your very first post, Quickly coming to the defense of Seiya's gamebase. Why, just now, get your feet wet here?
That's awfully true. However, let me tell you that it isn't anywhere outside my scope of comprehension. And people here have already covered anything I'd be interested in working on.I'm also assuming that you have not actually created any gamebase yourself.
Well, I've collected and played with more GameBases than I would have if I was forced to be choosy. The only concrete thing discernible from this little argument were having is that you're upset someone is doing another dos gamebase (holding people over) before your DosBase comes out. You have questioned everything about it including his intentions releasing it. This isn't gonna hurt you pondo, consider it some kind of giant demo holding people over until your fantastic giant gamebase is online. How would you feel if Seiya did all of this for himself only and no one knew anything about it? Alot better right? Seriously, alot of peole on this forum are creators, contributors, long time posters, and MOST of all big GameBase fans. They don't want to take any sides here for fear of pissing you off and possibly having you cancel your project outright. Basically, you got us by the balls.So, you only download (here and there) the gamebases that you want; so, how could you possibly understand or relate to the scenario I laid out in my post above?
If the shoe was on the other foot here, I wouldn't choose to get in the middle of this disagreement without a little more clout.
My understanding was that Pondo had started DOSBase long before Seiya started his version. Pondo had asked to work together rather than duplicating work, which was denied. This is where it should have ended, rather than all this back and forth crap that nobody wants to read.Exactly why is it you hate this guy so much again? basically he's been telling you dude do your own thing I don't mind just get off my thread already and let me release my project however I see fit regardless of what you are doing.
Agreed, this is a friendly fan based forum with a relatively small community we really don't need the bickering. One thing I will say to Seiya though is - your input on a joint effort with Pondo would be preferable and a benefit to all, especially as you are so enthusiastic and have a high production of updates on Goldies, this of course would bring a complete MSDOS collection to us all much sooner which is what we all want, right?Hidron wrote:My understanding was that Pondo had started DOSBase long before Seiya started his version. Pondo had asked to work together rather than duplicating work, which was denied. This is where it should have ended, rather than all this back and forth crap that nobody wants to read.Exactly why is it you hate this guy so much again? basically he's been telling you dude do your own thing I don't mind just get off my thread already and let me release my project however I see fit regardless of what you are doing.
I do agree that Pondo's update post should have been made under his own thread which has not been updated since last year.
We are all here for the same reason. We are all fans of the Gamebase frontend, even if it is only for 1 or 2 gamebases. Can we just remind ourselves of that, move on and stay friendly please?
Thank you I appreciate that, I knew this was you all along anyway, a gentleman. Let me add a little something I though I'd never tell you because I am a lurker (one of many) here and have been following all of this longer than I've been a member of the forum. Unless it's specifically pointed out to me, of all the gaming projects I am aware of, DosBase has got to be the most massive undertaking of any fan-based gaming project I have ever seen since M.A.M.E. This is going to be legendary and it's going to be something people will buy hard drives for and keep and cherish for years and years to come. This would never happen even if somehow one gaming company could acquire all these copyrights. DosBase is overwhelming to me, I cant believe someone actually wants to catalog and make playable an entire dos collection, just the sheer amount of testing, configuring, scripting is plainly put...bonkers! And it is a reality thanks to you and some friends. Here's to ya!pondo198 wrote:Everyone here makes good points.
Xentor, I actually welcomed your additional respose as well. You are both a scholar and a gentleman, and the short exchange of words has proven you a worthy opponent. You were right - I just couldn't resist the temptation to respond. Thank you again, I rather enjoyed this quick duel.
Hidron, You are indeed correct, it may have been a little 'tacky' to post DOSBase information here. So with that, I promise to only post it into the DOSBase thread from here on out.
OX - I'm glad you see my point about the possibility of accomplishment that could have been attained if Seiya and I had only worked together. Unfortunately, that ship has sailed, and so we must both just do our own projects now.
Seiya, I will not apologize to you, because I still feel what you have done is wrong, and I hold you, personally, in the lowest of regards. But what I will do to resolve this issue (I hope), is that I will avoid your thread. The other members of this forum are correct, in that, we should all try to keep it on a 'civil' or 'friendly' level. Although, I'm sure we are never to be friends, I think we can just both agree to disagree and move on with our own individual projects.
There is no "NEW" emulator entry in update 10 Seiya, the last entry is DOSBox-CS which is working fine if that's what you mean.Seiya wrote:in final update 10 i think there is an error..
someone could check if this "NEW" emulator is installed and working?