@Zaz: YES! :drool:

And I got a foil Celebi. o--O
Online TCGs are pretty popular already.
I had started a Star Wars one.
It's a load of work.

We definitely threw all ours away...

Goodbye shiny blue eyes white dragon.

@Olea
Dun ruin the fun! It'll be our own special game!

@Vix
I have the programmin ability. We just need a solid idea and people to contribute art, xD;

* u *
Online card game?

@Xelao
Yes, that would be the idea, o 3o;

Child #1: Oh boy! I just drew a limited edition Ragin' Vix card!
Child #2: Shit! You just instanta-killed my Donal!

@Zaz: I can't do art but I can come up with card layouts/add the text and such.

This is the kind of online tcg that's real popular.
moonlight legend :: THE sailor moon anime tcg

@Vix
Before ANY of that, still need a mechanics engine. IE, is it going to be a combat game, a building game, or what? And how will it work?

I wish my Star Wars one would have worked. ;[

@Olea
It would have been shut down anyway if it got popular. Since it wasn't original content.

@Zaz: I've never heard of a card game centered around building things. I leave that kind of big thinking to nerds bigger than myself.

Nah. TCGs is just fanart.
You don't profit off of it.

It's Vegeta! :shock::shock:

Vix hungers.

@Vix
Sim City card game, ^_~;

@Olea
Websites profit off ad revenue and other such things. I've been working on sites for a long time. I've seen some nice ones get shut down despite doing everything they could NOT to piss off the copyright holders. Once you get big enough to fall under the radar, it is game over.

@Ful
YAR!

@Zaz: I didn't even know that existed :lol:

Eh. None of these TCGs have advertisements, either.
I've yet to see even one have any ads on it or any kind of revenue.
Moonlight Legend and many others have been around for years.

I can't help you guys think about ideas but good luck. xDD

@Olea
I'm aware. But, it doesn't matter. Because it puts an associated name with content not produced by the parent company. Some companies see that as a deterrent to their main product, especially when an official TCG of something like Star Wars already exists.

I guess you didn't look at what these tcgs are.

The cards look like this:
with a few variations depending on what site it is.
They're not actually cards.
You don't fight them.
You display them on your own website and trade little pixel cards with other people.
When you get all of them in one deck, you get a special badge.
That's about it. Lol.

These games have been around for years and years.

*got distracted*

@Olea
Ahhh. Okay. I'm talking about actually making a full game, :P

im so tired >.<

@Zaz: Battle, battle, battle!

Hey Whisper.