My game is better
 

Hi. I know you all are very disappointed in Luthier. I am too. As you may recall, I declared that CloD is dead to me several months ago. I wrote a very long post and Tree said it was the best post of the year! Of course, I totally agree with that assessment and I don’t mean to “toot my own horn” here.

Anyway, I decided instead of moping :(, I would fix CloD myself and kill STEAM:!: So I started teaching myself to be a programmer a few months ago. My journey is going okay so far. I made my first game a few weeks ago. Of course, I wrote it in C++ because it is the best language for writing games. Only a bonehead would use C# (lol). Below are some screen shots. Notice how fast the fps is??? This is because C++ is very good. Also, I can honestly say, I like this game way better than CloD. I can play it for hours on end. It’s really great when you get more than one yahtzee because you get 100 points instead of 50 points!

I would like to give special acknowledgements to Bjarne Stroustrup and Oleg Maddox for giving inspiration to make my own video games that run very fast on my computer, like IL-2 1946 does.

Okay, got that off my chest. I’m good for a while now.;)

[IMG]http://i49.tinypic.com/33jl7p1.jpg[/IMG]

You could make a fortune writing awesome games like the old Atari River Raid which is guaranteed to play well regardless of hardware.

http://www.atariage.com/2600/hacks/s...lus_Hack_3.png


... and then there was the version of Doom ported across for use on linux text based green screen terminals.

One wot I wrote earlier (2003? Borland Delphi):
http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/a...987k/EL1-1.jpg

http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/a...987k/EL2-1.jpg

Apart from a minor glitch (window needs maximising to lose the scrollbar) works fine in Win 7. :grin:

Modify your roll? Having never soberly played yahtzee and have no idea of the actual rules, I demand you give the player an option of full real and refuse to play your travisty of a game untill you modify it to my explicite requirements. How dare you fail to release this game when I would not play it even if you did and would still complain about the cost even if it was free and you accompanied the distribution media with a crisp $10.00 note!

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Just joking of course! :) Programming text based games if a good way of picking up the fundimentals of programming and using data structures.

How about revisiting c# ? we need more script writers.

.......
if(Player.Name=='SkoshiTiger')
{
for(1=0; i<=100;i++)
Player.Aircraft.RandomFailure();
}

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You don't happen to work for MG do you? :)

Oops. Yup. Code that doesn't do what it is intended to. As for what it does do, that depends. has 'i' already been initialised? Does the compiler insist that you can't assign the constant '0' to the constant '1'? Or has it read Wittgenstein, and isn't willing to commit itself? The simplest errors are often the ones that cause the most problems...

No! And international laws were actually legislated to ensure that I never program professionally again! ;)

I thought Wittgenstein eventually went all Buddhist-like and concluded it was all just some sort of big game and hence meaningless so nothing really mattered all that much.

OMG!!!

I have not thought about River Raid in ages.


hehe