Kayoz
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How about you continue using wikipedia as a source and take a look what harassment is.Where has my topic been misleading until you started ignoring facts where i told you what "easy" is and that it would be much work.
You said that the networking component was easy. I agreed - but coordinating the data across server and client(s) is only part of the problem - you completely ignored the game balance and potential for introducing bugs into the existing code, that such a kludge would invariably create. You then went on to argue that you knew so much about programming - that somehow looking down from the peak of your enlightened position - an OS and a programming language and a compiler become all one in the same. Maybe it's some sort of new-age zen programming thing.
My initial statement was that it would be a disproportionate amount of work - which you refuted - and we got sidetracked from there. Now it seems you're reversing your position. So who's "ignoring facts"?
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You just twisted statement after statement while ignoring the things i wrote thus claiming failure because of my simplistic writting.My expressions might not have been proper english but even then you didn't even try to ask what i'm trying to tell but you ignored it after i told you that i'm not native english.How about you try using my language and i'll very much make you the "lier".
It isn't your writing. I write very poorly in Portuguese. My spelling is atrocious and my grammar is a mishmash of English and Portuguese grammar - but people understand my writing because I tend to be excessively verbose in my explanations. Why you have chosen to be rather terse with your language is beyond me. But I can't divine your purpose. All I can do is go with what's written on my screen. I go by what you say - and if you wrote wrong due to a linguistic difficulty - then perhaps you might consider restating your position and clarifying what you meant to say rather than arguing the point and calling into question the statements of your opponent. Or is that too reasonable for you to do? Not ONCE did you return to a statement to clarify it - you just pressed on and made derogatory statements, claiming yourself to be the paragon of programming.
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Until you showed up it has been a fair discussion.
There were a total of 4 posts by persons other than yourself - each of which could be put in a single line (crazy_guy was the one poster who used 2 lines, but they were short) - and the substance was pretty much "it'd be nice, but it ain't gonna happen". I don't see how it was "fair" - it wasn't a discussion. In face-to-face terms, you got a couple of non-committal shrugs and that's about it. That's a "fair discussion" for you?
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Linux is a bit more than just an OS.
No, it is not. It is, by definition an OPERATING SYSTEM (or rather a family of operating systems using the same kernel). Your statement is completely false and flies in the face of Linux's own documentation. Your statement contradicts the dictionary definition of Linux.
Maybe you're having language problems again, but you clearly don't understand what the words mean when you put them into a sentence.
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Even the COBOL discussion was pure fail on your side. Programming things like "space" had to be done manually in the old days.A machine only understands 0 and 1 and i hope you know why? Do you think even the smallest of characters where present from the start?Everything had to be done at some point.Modern Programms are justan expansion. You failed on so many attempts and still live in the illusion of have proven something?
It's not a "technique" - on a 80x86, it's int 21h - no more a "technique" in programming than falling down is with gravity. It's the way things are. What takes a few lines in ASM is a line in C. What's a few lines in C is a line in C++. But you err in your statement that it's an expansion - C# is not a derivative of COBOL, nor is Prolog built on Pascal. But back to the purpose of this statemet - what's your point?
Do I think the smallest characters were present from the start? Well, actually - yes. The "start" being the OS, characters are defined by the ASCII set - so yes indeed, they do indeed have a start. Development of an OS and the differences between them isn't within the scope of this discussion, so I fail to understand how it has any relation to the subject at hand. So, I again ask - what's your point? How does this relate to how easily multiplayer can be kludged into DW?
You have a "unique" view on "fail" - you've alternately referred to COBOL as a language, as a program - and perhaps I'm misinterpreting you, but you seemed to identify it as a compiler as well. How can you say I've "failed" if you can't even understand what it is you're discussing?
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Even the game comparison that was from a pure technical point where you continued to talk BS.
The whole game comparison started because you claimed, "You could very well make anything in C#/.NET" - which is quite misleading, since there's no way in heck you could write the Crysis engine in C#. You don't have the speed, you don't have the low-level control. You can't write Crysis 2 in C# - despite your claims to the contrary.
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I could write BS for every line you have written but it really got lame to the point where it even started to get on my nerves.And after you didn't quit harassing i'll leave you in the hands of matrix. Maybe you'll grow up someday.
Once again, I fail to see how challenging your claims is "harassment" - you've made some patently false statements - and others which are so confusing as to be indecipherable. It's harassment to question and challenge your statements?
< Message edited by Kayoz -- 4/10/2011 1:03:33 AM >
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