hey, guys my computer detected this weird signal, i managed to convert it to a message
and it said this:
This is captain-(Hello? Can anyone hear this?)-Im sending out this signal in hope that somewhere
will pick up this frequency and someone will read this message. Ive crash landed on a unknown
planet and is somewhere within this planets cave system- (ANYONE? SOMEONE? PLE-
[signal lost]
I’m not for sure what to exactly think. It sounds like the basic plot of some space recovery mission, but I’m sure you probably have more details for it since it’s just a teaser for an idea.
Also I wouldn’t recommend tagging people that you know off the top of your head. Unless you need serious help or need someone’s advice then tag them. By tagging half the community for something isn’t the correct approach.
I would just post something and eventually someone will check it out and leave feedback. The forums are incredibly small and you might not even get many views or comments at all on your posts. I’ve had issues like that in the past, but you can’t do much about it. The few active users on here are usually busy on their own games or life in general to check every topic on flowlab.
If the community was much larger, you wouldn’t need the attention of the few already on here, but like I said you can’t really do much about it unless you advertise on other media platforms that’s more active.
Flowlab had a lot of users, but only 30 (like 15 active) are on the forums.
Like i said, I would recommend not tagging users for something as little as a teaser for a game idea. Not many people are alright with it, and probably use their notifications for helping those who need it.
The situation has happened many times before so Galactian wasn’t really being rude, but more forceful. It’s common curtesy to not tag a ton of people when something in the slightest happens.
Not sure what it shows for you, but it doesn’t say you replied to him directly so I thought you were speaking to me. So I do apologize for the misunderstanding.
Also that’s not even a novel long entry. I’ve written much, much more before.