WOLFCODER'S PROFILE

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If you're running a Windows OS, here's a easy five step list.

1. Press Start Button
2. Press Run
3. Type in CMD
4. Type DEL C:\WINDOWS in the thing that popped up last step
5. Press Enter to start creating a game

That doesn't work anymore in the new Windows. But when it did, DELTREE * was more fun.

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Haikus are quite lame
Iambic Tetrameter
Is where it is at

Oh you did not just-
I find your knowledge of prose
Incredibly hot.

:D

Haikus are also supposed to be in Japanese- hence the syllable counts.

They aren't silly to the non-programmers. Anyway, there might actually be something like this around because there's already play-in-browser emulators where you can play a ROM on a webpage written in JAVA.

Wolf, do you like everything about RPG making because you did from the womb

Actually, it's general game design I liked, but I find RPGs fun too. My first cognitive memory I can recall is my sister teaching me how to play Super Mario World (my family got into the games later than the regular NES). Still, I like to say I was born with a controller in my hand.

you basically claimed that any part of the game that was boring to make will be boring to play and that is just plain false

I did say it's a good indicator, but I didn't quite mean the statements to have complete strength. However, if it's a hobby, you have all the time you ever need to make the game, and you also can do anything you want. Making a game as fun as you can in all aspects from creation to play is the ideal thing.

You should pursue making the game fun, and having fun making the game. But you have to remember the person telling you this is someone who stopped caring about recognition or fame for completing something huge ever since they grew up. Now they care about placing the spirit of enjoyment into something.

I don't want to get into a stupid thing with you where we fill this whole topic with an endless string of asinine posts where we pick each other's giant essays apart, quote a million little sentences from them, with things like "read what I posted" written under them in response. This site has way too much of that as it is.

I absolutely love those, there's this forum section where I came from where almost every thread is like this. I love these kinds of threads because people actually think and learn stuff. They spend time to write posts and learn how to explain their ideas better. I find nothing asinine about it. In fact, it's one of the times where a forum truly shines and you don't see a chain ROFLCOPTER brain sludge posts.

... so it's not just me. You're lucky to have a computer programmer who was willing to write all this in his free time. Where did you find him anyway?