Development Blog

[Krom]

Thanks Shadaoe

I keep on working on several more articles about early days of KaM Remake development, just letting Siegfried know his request is in progress

[Siegfried]

I feel honored

I also love reading those articles. So many things I haven't thought of yet.

[Krom]

The 2nd part of KaM Remake history: http://www.kamremake.com/devblog/kam-re ... -founding/

[Shadaoe]

Great ! I love learning more about KaM Remake's history

[Siegfried]

This is like a good story divided within several seasons and every season ends with a cliffhanger

So far we've learnt about Alex. That is good, because so little people have heard of him, but he seemed to have had a great impact.
But I still wonder when Lewin will finally join the team.

[Krom]

Thanks guys, feedback much appreciated
This is my first serious experience at writing story-based articles.

You will have to wait few more parts before Lewins triumphant appearance

[Krom]

Here's another article about KaM Remake development explaining how undo/redo works on the inside: http://www.kamremake.com/devblog/how-to ... tionality/

[Krom]

And here's reply to comments about inefficient undo/redo: http://www.kamremake.com/devblog/why-is ... ngineered/

[Shadaoe]

I like how you interact with the comments by posting a new devblog !

I also agree with your approach, since it doesn't lagg even on xxl map, it's not very useful to waste time on optimizing it while you can do something more important.
This approach is, I think, a reason the KaM Remake project got that far compared to many unfinished/abandoned projects, you want something that works, not something that is right from the beginning 100% optimized (and such a thing would most likely never be released after months of struggle on unnecessary things). At least that's how I see it

[Krom]

Thanks Shadaoe

Some topics are better to write once than keep on replying in comments

[Krom]

KaM Remake history, part 3: http://www.kamremake.com/devblog/kam-re ... ry-part-3/

[dicsoupcan]

very interesting story, it statisfies my remake history curiosity becausei still have some big blank parts. keep up the good work!

[woloszek]

Too shame I did not have popcorn . It's fun to read the story of Kam remake. Keep it up!

[Krom]

After a long pause (can't believe it's been 1.5 years) here's continuation to the KaM Remake early days: http://www.kamremake.com/devblog/kam-re ... ng-public/