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Yeah so I just want to say thank you for such an awesome program. I've made a few posts in the past, and I'm just another random user that's drifting in and out.
So yeah I've had a lot of fun and frustration with FPSC and I think it's because I've always been expecting too much. But when you actually just focus and properly get into it you begin to understand that it's not just segments and entities. Wait, why am I saying this, everyone here knows that right?
I guess what I'm trying to say is, that thanks to the model packs and other different things that I've found on the internet, I really feel like my creativity is reaching new heights. I've got a little project which I've been working on for about a week featuring my own voice acting, guitar work, and level designs and I'm really proud of what I've been able to achieve with the Fps Creator. I'll hopefully have my first demo available in the showcase withing the next two days. So yeah thank you again for being such a great community.

I think you've prety much summed up most people's experience with FPSC.

FPSC is a wonderful game engine and you won't find another game engine community with the amount of help and free stuff that gets posted here.

FPSC doesn't just give you a good platform to start making games with, it teaches you about game development along the way.

I absolutely agree with you Nomad Soul. I've learned so much, sure there's been problems along the way but that's life. And one of the biggest things I've discovered about level making are the feelings it gives me, is this are boring, is it exciting, does that entity need to be there or not. Should I makethis room taller or wider etc. etc. It really is a rewarding experience, and yeah maybe one day I'll learn how to program, but that whole concept scares me a bit. I much prefer drag and drop

I love the program, I love the community, I love the game making experience, 'nuff said!