Flash Games Aren’t Easy To Code!

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No! You upstart! Flash games arent a bunch of stupid commands and graphics written by 10-14 year old programmers. Maybe not complete works of art with terrifying skill results but still it pays to be focused in order to write a flash game. I am not talking about writing the flasg games that is alerady written. If you were thinking so, i could say, it needn’t to be a programmer of any age to be able to copy something down on somewhere else. What am i talking about here is overviewing all the functions possible in both maths and graphics for the computer and combining the right ones to make an entertaining flash game.Yes the point here is actually to be creative. Have you never wondered how these things were invented? Shooting moving aliens o air with delayed space pistol shouting in blasterbolts, sure haven’t sent with the bible. It even havent been much time since flash games were invented. For why they were invented and how is a short story. A type of game which players could play whenever they want was required and avalible program languages were too heavy for internet to carry in its own weight to provide connecters direct access to its contents. So adobe released flash, and won the hearts of your so called easy-ass-programmers who wanted particularly this. They grabbedf the language, molded it to their benefit and started to write what we now call flash games. But there must be a start of all these. Why shoot aliens with a pistol, or bounce a ball ver a bar to hit some boxes? Maybe turning changes to find two of same picture can also be counted as a flash game. But well, someone has to think of what to do to make something that would entertain people. Maybe you are calling those people who are entertained with this, simple minded people too? Maybe so, but they are simple minded, still they got the money to pay for these flash games, unlike you, or not, it doesn’t matter. What matters is, flash game makers must be creative, at all times, and those who are creative gets paid properly, adjusted on the measure of their creativity. So this is not something to be trifled with. Show some respect.Lets mention a bit about the way of thinking for a flash game designer. First of all, you need to give a spesific parameter to be excited about. Something uncontrollable. This can be anything. A ball, a character with artifical intelligence, a block, an alien falling down. Then you must think of an interaction that might be interesting when applied on this parameter or parameters. Can be hitting, turning, slashing, making it bounce, killing, blowing, slamming, all sorts of things, its up to you. Then you must condition the way of applying this interaction to the given parameter. Conditions may be numerous and various as you like. As, left mouse required but right mouse button must be clicked every thrice left clicks to continue. Or, should compensate the random moving parameter, encounter it to slam, bounce, kill and such. The instances can be increased. Then finally, to the point of fun. Extra features for this event, which may give chances of take chances of the player. This might be called the second parameter. For example, killing the second parameter with the given mean to be able to apply the given interaction with first parameter more swiftly, maybe more accurately, or when parameter 3, which we may add as impairing parameter, can be that impairs these in full reverse, slows application of interaction with first parameter, makes the interaction apply every one of two attempts at most, makes it a dead end when strike, for first three strikes. This is the general structure of how to think to form a flash game.Doesn’t look that easy now does that? Maybe i should also tell that all these parameters must be specified, named, and must be related, maybe in logical way or not. This will measure how entertaining your flash game might be. Doesn’t this take skill to do? So if you are one of those people who insult flash games, please do think again!

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