Linking with lines is a brilliant idea, surprised no one else has grabbed this idea and putt into a game engine to lessen the coding burden for game makers.

So one can install Construct 2 on a USB? If so, did not know.

At my job, they have been a bit paranoid about allowing on work machines anything but authorized software, so they've set up machines in a way that prevents installing software on hard drive unless allowed. If C2 can run on a stick, that's a work-around!

If you try to google your question, you'll find out tons of links to sites and articles that answer this question. I've created a google search for you, just use this link in your browser:

https://www.google.ca/search?q=monteizing+facebook+for+games&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=YVu7VO3QEISiyQTAi4KIBg

For the record, I myself did not accuse you of pirating it, though I think I was the first raise this as a possibility, hoping you would respond to indicate you did not, and you did respond that you didn't. That's good. Discussion over.

Doing a little research on this virus, it seems to come within pirated versions of software. But, that's probably not the issue here.

Thanks for your honest reply, appreciate it. Another question: can the vector art programs used in this course also be used to create game characters, or are they best for objects?

Looked it over on Udemy - seems exellent. However, can one use Illustrator to do the course?

As a taker of Udemy courses, I can say confidently that $19.00 for a course with 7 hours of classes is a phenomenal bargain, assuming you do a good job presenting the concepts. I am interested and will check it out.

Check out this recent thread, has references to video tutorials:

https://www.scirra.com/forum/better-tutorials_t106972

Here's another splendid - and free - C2 tutorial resource, with dozens of tutorials on C2 from one guy - Constuct Dude, on Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/user/ConstructDude

Also, check out books on C2 in Amazon.com - a new one came out in April.

There is a very good Udemy course called "Learn to make HTML 5, Facebook, Chrome Store games and more!" which has 31 hours of online video and about 1/2 to 2/3's of it is focused on Construct 2.

Here's URL: https://www.udemy.com/learn-how-to-make-html-5-facebook-chrome-store-games-and-more/?dtcode=752nvkj3

There are other, shorter C2 courses on Udemy also.

The fact C2 can enable one to create games much faster than using computer programming is, for me, from a creativity addict's point of view, one of the greatest values - and perhaps is the greatest value - it offers. Time is finite, and you can't add any. But a platform like C2 significantly lessens the time it takes to make a game, and thereby frees up more time to create more games, to implement more new ideas. With C2, more freed time = more creativity. Let game programmers walk on the ground programming code in games while C2 game makers can fly so much faster over the ground.