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Community Sigs6th December 2008 I wouldn't be surprised if this gimmick, or whatever we call it, starts spreading to other sites; especially since many sites already have that comment ranking system deal already. Of course, with its propensity for encouraging silly one-liners, THIS gimm*snip* |
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socoder worth $532930th May 2008 7.2 ad revenue. One could make a living off of 10 of these. |
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#142 - The History Challenge18th March 2008 Oh never mind, post edited. |
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#141 - The Rectangle Challenge11th March 2008 Did this in about 30 minutes to an hour. It's quite terrible, but I said I'd make an entry. [code] Global score = 0 Type box Field x,y Field up,dir End Type Type player Field x,y,oldx,oldy End Type Type plat Field x,y End Type Graphics 400*snip* |
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The MMORPG Design Thread2nd January 2008 Toaster is certainly correct. There are a number of MMOGs that involve twitch action play. But do recall that Auto Assault, a high profile MMO action game, was shut down in April due to lack of subscribers. It is true that direct interaction in play mak*snip* |
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The MMORPG Design Thread1st January 2008 On the concept of level grinding, I believe the key to "level" grinding is the "level". So by removing levels, one removes level grinding. But another factor must be implemented to ensure that there is a direct relationship of "skill advancement"/"play t*snip* |
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How is everyone?20th December 2007 [quote] Everyone seems tired??....speak for yourself. [/quote] well, it just seems that way, it's hard to deny that there is an overall prevailing aura (if you'll pardon my use of that word) of fatigue seems to come from a some what fatigued population.*snip* |
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How is everyone?20th December 2007 it's hard to say, I guess I've been out of the proverbial "loop" for the past few years. Was always too interested in the humanities to be much of a programmer anyway. Trying to get back into the "loop" recently but all this fancy 3d stuff and all that n*snip* |
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#123 - The Number Challenge3rd November 2007 Threw something together in an hour or two, I hope you have fun [code];Well, this code is a disaster and an optimization nighmare. ;If anyone is learning to code, don't learn from me. ;drop me a comment if you read this ;simple algebra game v. 1.2 ;3 *snip* |
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#122 - The Halloween Challenge 331st October 2007 right, no problem, I just wanted to see if the game was bugging up or if the map wasn't loading correctly. It might have something to do with the graphics settings I had, it gave me some errors when I used the usual so I changed around the numbers until i*snip* |
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Fast Forward. :D31st October 2007 yes, I can be a buzzkill sometimes, though in most instances, incidentally. I'll try to keep that to a minimum on these forums. But I won't say more about this since we've already established that point and I don't really want this thread to get more off*snip* |
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#122 - The Halloween Challenge 331st October 2007 Thanks for taking the screen Jeyenkai, but I think there may be something wrong. Also, I would like to say that I was lazy and used Krylar's mapmaker and tile functions (which turned out to be a pain) and Blitzplay Lite. So I can't exactly claim this wor*snip* |
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Needed: artist for projects30th October 2007 That's a good point, the Blitzcoder line of sites hasn't really (not to my knowledge at least) attracted many artists. I remember a few past fiascos related to this kind of things. But honestly, HoboHen, I'm not sure if they're inept or just flat lazy. *snip* |
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Fast Forward. :D30th October 2007 gee, that was almost scathing. I didn't exactly mean to be a fun kill and maybe that was a bit too harsh, but I remember when cartoons were bitter satires about politics and society and when each episode contained allusions to some nice victorian novel or*snip* |
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Fast Forward. :D29th October 2007 I just hardly understand kids shows. I see how kids might like the adventure and heroism but I don't see how presenting a candy coated world where good and evil is black and white, your friends will stick with you forever, all problems can be solved by fi*snip* |
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Ubuntu 7.1022nd October 2007 what I find the most confounding is how this thread did not start a flame war against windows (not suggesting one be initiated of course). In all honesty, I don't see why a blitz programmer would boot ubuntu (since wine doesn't support blitz), but then ag*snip* |
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