if you use google, and type in armorgames.com and then whatever you want to find on the site, you should usually find it.
It doesn't work well with user names though. I used mine and the first one was a link to my page. But then I used your name and I just got a bunch of topics that you had posted in.
Once again, why do we need a user search? The only reason would be if you can't remember the silly numbers added to the end of someone's name, I suppose. Aside from that, you can easily fill in the URL yourself.
I would love to see a community search again, myself. THe only reason it's gone is that it wasn't specific enough, and most people didn't take the time to go through the answers... I do miss it, though.
I suggested THE EXACT SAME THING (a user search) a while ago, but nothing yet.
Same here.
but, I hope it isn't like NewGrounds. There, you are required to enter one word of more than four letters(even if a thread's title is only 3), and it cannot exceed 25 letters.
Sigh. So many suggestions that have been talked and posted about all the time. I wonder if Armor Games can have a newsletter posting topics that are posted all the time and answers to it.
Well that doesn't seem like a half bad idea! I'm not sure if there is one (or was, so I apologise in advance if there is) but maybe there should be some sort of bulletin showing new updates and player related requests. It could have a section on new games coming out and the like. And i've always wondered if AG would make different sections for animations and so forth.
You know what would be cool -- the system Yahoo Answers have. You type in a question and similar questions (with wording and everything) will pop up, so you can still choose to post your question OR just visit the other topics.
If applied to AG, I know there may be some people who'd still to opt their own suggestion/question regardless of the topics already available, but really, there's no excuse for that! Coding it into the site would be difficult, sure, but it'd be nice.
Also, nobody (I mean newbies and the likes) bothers to use a community search on any forum (even if they do, it's pretty rare) OR they don't search hard enough ("Ahh, one page and nothing yet, oh well!" - it becomes futile and loses its purpose.
I'm against a user search as well, it's pointless. Like DM already said, just fill in the URL yourself (i.e. copy and paste/type the person's name after 'http://armorgames.com/user/'