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You guys have done an absolute great job on Forge.

You have added more cards than I ever thought possible and a ton of people really appreciate you.

p.s.
I know that adding cards and programming can seem like a videogame when everything is going well but debugging can be torture.

@mtgrares - Thank you, in return, for your blog (http://mtgrares.blogspot.com/) where you continually support our work and give out kudos like they're going out of style.

It's fun to read your writing and enthusiasm, and to have an "ambassador of code" explain to the unwashed masses everything that goes in to this project. I for one really appreciate your, well, cheerleading, in the best sense of the word - rah rah go team!

So, great job to you also, sir, as well!

Edit - was just reading said blog and interwebbed myself into an interesting link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splice_the_mainbrace

It's fun to read your writing and enthusiasm, and to have an "ambassador of code" explain to the unwashed masses everything that goes in to this project. I for one really appreciate your, well, cheerleading, in the best sense of the word - rah rah go team!

I try to be an enthusiastic ambassador but sometimes I'm just sleep-deprived and goofy. I do see myself as the public relations cheerleader. Forge is still really fun to play and with almost 10,000 it is a masterpiece of programming perfection. Like I've said before, "Forge is really a bug factory that just happens to play Magic."


I regular get "thank you" email like this and I try to pass it on. I got this message on Dec 23.

lugaru wrote:Hey do you have a paypal or steam account or amazon wishlist or something? Wanted to share a little holiday cheer but found no easy way to do it on your blog or in thread posts.

I probably have more hours logged in Forge than Skyrm, thank god forge does not count the hours (yet).

Maybe Forge is better than The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, who knows?