Due to the increasing work load given to me by home studying, college assignments and new clients purchasing websites and work from my hosting company, I have been left with little option but to stand down as Train2Game’s forum moderator.

It is with slight regret that I’ve had to make such a call, however, I feel that in the interest of my own well being, and that of the community at T2G that it is the right thing for me to do at this moment in time.
Even if a little difficult to deal with, considering I’m needed by their community on an almost daily basis.

I’m confident that once I have more time to contribute to the T2G online community that my rein-station to the role will be given. However, given the fact that I will be starting university soon, that rein-station won’t be for some time yet.

I am sorry to all of those affected by my disappearance, but it is for the best of both worlds, not only for my own future goals, but for the sake of user support I’ve provided as well.

Though, on a final note, I will be catching up from time to time on events happening there

Following up on the revitalization of my T2G developers home study course, I am pleased to announce that I passed my first ‘Tutor Marked Assessment’ (TMA) by 90% – with only two wrong answers disabling me from a total victory!

Even though you only need a pass rate of 70% to carry on to the next stage of the course, I felt that being a student moderator within the T2G online community and having already some rudimentary knowledge of the subject matter, that it would be only right for me to put in the extra hours to obtaining a decent grade to start me off…

At present I am fine tuning the three initial games I’ve had to make for that – now completed – section, in order for my tutors to add them to my student profile at their end so I can receive my next assignments and crack on with the course.

As usual I will add my three game creations to this site, once I’m happy for them to be used by others (lol).