> Fifty-seven percent of indie game developers (including both solo indies and members of indie teams) made under $500 in game sales. On the other end of the spectrum 2 percent made over $200,000 in game sales.
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Right, so, lots of people are annoyed at the behavior of the PCCG users and calling their behavior various forms of reprehensible, so the solution is to do the same reprehensible thing back?
I have a project to do for my C++ class, however I don't really have any ideas for it. I need to have at least 3 functions, one array, one string, two arithmetic operators, and a user input in the program. What could be something that would have these in it?
@SpartanDonut The pay gap doesn't exist. IIRC when you compare males and females working the same job, the difference goes to 97 cents on the dollar instead of 70-whatever, and when you control for hours worked as well the difference disappears entirely.
as far as programming goes, the most blatant sexism is probably refusing to hire a female in the first place. the people who would hire a female would probably also pay them close to the same.
people who don't get hired don't enter into those wage statistics
StackEgg! What a great invention. Probably the best thing to hit Stack Exchange since the invention of unicoins!
Very entertaining game, very fun to play. Many users have probably spent several hours playing this. And April Fool's day is not over yet.
However, where there is great inventions t...
in C# there's two types of casts. first is the (Type) cast, which can change the type of an object to any of its supertypes, or any type that it has an explicit/implicit cast operator for. (msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/xhbhezf4.aspx) invalid casts throw a compile time error. casts to a subtype also work, but will throw a runtime error if invalid, IIRC.
the other type of cast is "as Type", which is basically the same, except it never throws an exception and just returns null if the cast is invalid
What is a good name given to a weapon which has different damage amounts based on distance like a gun, far away = less damage, close up = lots of damage.
I currently call it "damage gradient" but i don't like the term and the general player may not understand from reading it what it even means
@Mutch95 that is true. imo in a way, if you're getting hit you're gonna die shortly after lol. but a big "Your health is low!" text comes up at the top if you're <= 50%, so hmm
yeah that's true, also enabling the shield I think it should be hold to enable otherwise you need to learn to double tap quickly so you can flip the shield to right if you need to block it
but i can tell I'm going to have some fun today
i'll make a list on what i think is wrong and what can be improved :)
@Mutch95 this is still using GUITexts and GUITextures, not scalable, would be possible to add options to change the resolution, but it really can't go less than 640p which is the 3.5" screen minium, text starts overflowing on the inventory menus
@Chris It's just CA for now, worldwide once I'm satisfied that the interface is better. Like upcoming is Results and Your Results. so you can see data for previous contests if you've been out of the game for a while
currently, you can only see contests you were in
so if you're out for a day, you have no idea what people are currently playing
I have a project to do for my C++ class, however I don't really have any ideas for it. I need to have at least 3 functions, one array, one string, two arithmetic operators, and a user input in the program. What could be something that would have these in it?
StackEgg! What a great invention. Probably the best thing to hit Stack Exchange since the invention of unicoins!
Very entertaining game, very fun to play. Many users have probably spent several hours playing this. And April Fool's day is not over yet.
However, where there is great inventions t...
