alright i want to make a game like shell shock live, ive downloaded Adobe CS5.5 free trial and im the biggest noob ever at it, dont know what to do or click, please help, want to make a game like Shell Shock Live or Vortex Wars (yes i want it to be multiplayer) but i dont know how to do anything, please help
No, it doesn't count but you've answered the question.
So let me explain how a flash game is made.
Generally, people will use ActionScript to determine the game logic of a flash game. You'll need to learn ActionScript 2 or 3 if you want to create flash games.
Actually, wait. Perhaps it would be better if you just used Stencyl or something.
A programm to make flash games, but you can make your game without coding.
and where can i learn Actionscript? Well, the correct question is how instead of where. You can learn ActionScript following other people tutorials, analize they code and then try to make your own code.
alright ive downloaded StencylWorks and fiddle around with it, how do i make my like "Actor" a Tank and that kind of ground you see in Bad Eggs online & Shell Shock Live
Remember, that video its a simple example, with time you will find how to use packages and OOP in AS3, but for now try to understand how language itselfs works. Hope you it helps you and if you have any question just ask.
I would really suggest some programming class. There's no way you can master the language overnight, in a few days, or a few weeks. If you want to reach Shell Shock Level, you might need to take university courses on it.
I think its the current version of Adobe Creation Suite (CS). It includes a bunch of adobe's programs, such as Flash, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, etc. It's over $1000 for the Suite. I think you can get Flash alone for a couple hundred dollars now days.
And to Original Poster, you don't just jump right into flash, you have to learn it slowly over time. You won't be making a game worthy of a 10/10 for at least a year from starting learning flash (most likely). Don't rush, it will only make things frustrating.