Are there any games that let players play their character inside a computer or an internet network? I'm trying to design a game of such but having trouble with how I should present the scene so that players can get the idea of where they are at. :/
Hi guys, i know this is a hell of a conventional and probably noob question, yes i have googled the question many times and been to forums etc, but i wanna know from you guys where do i even begin to learn how to develop a game? ive read up about open gl and i have developed some easy stupid games in delphi 7 but if i knew nothing at all where would be the best place to start
@Arrow what part of development are you really interested in? Looking to learn the nitty gritty of it all or would your rather focus on making a game? Is programming something you want to do or are you interested in tools where a lot of the heavy lifting is done for you and you can focus on scripting core gameplay components?
@ToddersLegrande at the moment im a novice web developer working with php and web languages, but its hell of a boring thing for me, i love games and i love design, especially when it comes to character, weapon, armor.. i wanna learn about the design aspect but at the same time know enough to be able to develop, a game from scratch, so yes core scripting, im not a an awesome programmer at all but im really willing to learn and put time into it
porting anything is hard, especially if you've been hired by someone who doesn't understand the meaning of "platform particularities" and "platform limitations"
The game I am attempting to port is Gang Garrison 2. It should be interesting. I want the code to be "near-perfect" though :P and so far I am just slapping things on a temporary class
he's been gone since someone made a comment that snake always writes perfect code and never ever needs to refactor, and it got like 7 stars
he had this weird attitude where anyone asking about how to write something so it could be modified later or was legible for future programmers to read was met with derision
one of the weirdest things I've seen from a programmer
that and the guy i worked with in 2003 who put no spaces between anything unless he had to.
yes, it does slow down. That's why when I manually unroll all my loops I have to trim all the spaces inside because the code is already getting too large!
When you give the player a rare but powerful item which can only be used once but is never really required to proceed, most players will not use it at all, because they are waiting for the perfect moment. But even when this moment comes, they will still be reluctant to use it, because there might...
This question arose from comments about different kinds of progress in computing over the last 50 years or so.
I was asked by some of the other participants to raise it as a question to the whole forum.
The basic idea here is not to bash the current state of things but to try to understand some...
I usually say "to localized" if it's a debugging issue, because nobody can help you debug it (other than debugging tips) and it won't help anybody else, ever
unless the debugging issue results in a specific cryptic error code that comes up frequently. Then the fact that future Googlers will find this particular question might be useful
but if it's like, "my code doesn't work will someone please look over this pastebin plz" yeah that's not worth it
private colleges are not that great here, and are usually appreciated by people who want to get in quick and get out fast with a diploma in their backpack
My school crams so much into its super-expensive degree programs that most of the students drop out because of overwork or stress.
30% of our students get killer careers and make huge money. The other 70% drop out to go to business schools so they can learn how to not become homeless from all of the college debt.
@Jimmy yup. not sure if they're allowed to sell uncooked fish though
in Romania that is
or raw fish, as it's better said
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@Jimmy Actually I lived in Shenzhen (a big city just north of Hong Kong) but people from all over China go there to make more money so you can get traditional food from everywhere
@Jimmy Noodles are definately common in street food like friend noodles and such, but they put noodles in tons of other things, although mostly soups and stews
They are pretty interchangeable. I think rice is more common now because it is so cheap, but usually they seem to prefer noodles
or at least that is what my girlfriend tells me, but she is from the northern part of china
Romanian cuisine is a diverse blend of different dishes from several traditions with which it has come into contact, but it also maintains its own character. It has been greatly influenced by Ottoman cuisine, while it also includes influences from the cuisines of other neighbours, such as Germans, Serbs, Bulgarians and Hungarians.
Quite different types of dishes are sometimes included under a generic term; for example, the category ciorbă includes a wide range of soups with a characteristic sour taste. These may be meat and vegetable soups, tripe (ciorbă de burtă) and calf foot soups, o...
A plate of sărmăluţe cu mămăligă, a popular Romanian dish of stuffed cabbage rolls (sarmale), accompanied by sauerkraut and mămăligă.
my personal favorite
the stuffing my grandma makes is a mix of rice and pork + beef I believe
Mititei () or mici (, both Romanian words meaning "small things") is a traditional Romanian dish of grilled ground meat rolls made from a mixture of beef, lamb and pork and spices such as garlic, black pepper, thyme, coriander, anise, savory and sometimes a touch of paprika. Sodium bicarbonate and broth or water are also added to the mixture.
It is best served accompanied by mustard and beer. Ideally the mustard should not be overly tart, lest it interferes with the taste of the mititei. The dish is very popular in Romania.
History
Nowadays, they are sold both fresh in restaurants an...
if you go to a Romanian barbecue and there are no "mici", it's not a Romanian barbecue