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« on: July 21, 2014, 08:42:37 am »
I should do a study of all the pranks  EDIT: unless there's a link 
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« on: July 20, 2014, 08:51:57 pm »
DJ Omnimaga SOme people that have troubles supporting alcohol but love beer taste will drink such beer. Or maybe 0.5% beer
Princetonlion.tibd I played a three hour football match yesterday. With college students.
DJ Omnimaga wow
DJ Omnimaga wow
Princetonlion.tibd I hate the taste
Princetonlion.tibd I hate the taste
DJ Omnimaga as in soccer or american football?
DJ Omnimaga as in soccer or american football?
Princetonlion.tibd Uh oh, double line prob. Let's see if your waiting way works
Princetonlion.tibd Uh oh, double line prob. Let's see if your waiting way works
Princetonlion.tibd soccer
Princetonlion.tibd soccer
Princetonlion.tibd I'd be dead if it was handegg
Princetonlion.tibd I'd be dead if it was handegg
Princetonlion.tibd Not single line yet
Princetonlion.tibd oh, it is now
Here, examine it
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« on: July 20, 2014, 08:27:21 pm »
Indeed, but IIRC in China the laws are more lax regarding driving, right? In Quebec people drive like idiots even if there are stricter laws and stuff. But again, it might have to do with poor law enforcment, though, since there are not enough cops to keep up. And in certain cases cops don't have their priorities set up straight (for example, if you leave your kids suffocating in an hot car you get a $60 fine, but if you get caught walking on the grass in a park you get a $100 fine)
Ok, I don't get it and the laws are lax.
530
« on: July 20, 2014, 08:24:07 pm »
We even did a double takeover once, two years ago or so. As in, we took TI-Planet over while they took us over.
I don't think it was meant to be a takeover, though, more like an obvious April Fools prank involving each site swapping names/themes. Otherwise there would be posts about takeovers by some staff
lol So that was the theme change prank, if my knowledge of previous April fools is correct? 6980: Your friend rejects a invitation to come to your house because you are a hardcore programmer to them (it's actually mostly faked I mean, simple BASIC programs that I code sloppily?)
531
« on: July 20, 2014, 08:08:28 pm »
I don't want to win the whole thing anyways, I can't choose topics.
Just some programming motivation
532
« on: July 20, 2014, 08:07:56 pm »
Over here, some people drive in the streets with bikes the same way cars does and if there isn't much traffic it slows down cars behind. >.< In most places, though, people use their bike on the sidewalk or side of the screen, although the former is dangerous for pedestrians (and illegal in some cities), while the latter is dangerous for yourself due to some idiot car drivers driving way too close to the sidewalk.
Idiot car drivers: hmm... that sounds familiar from my experiences in China
533
« on: July 20, 2014, 08:07:09 pm »
lol Let's do it again, with some admin banning everyone for one day and remakeing the sircmpwn thing
534
« on: July 20, 2014, 08:06:28 pm »
Except that there are like four decent ASM RPG for the 83+ series (one of which is actually written in Axe and is a remake rather than a full game) that are completed. All others are just demos of unfinished projects or very buggy. BASIC has many more quality RPGs since it takes much less effort to make them than in ASM, but a lot of them are low quality or slow so it takes more time to find a good one. On top of that, one of the only 2 completed/non-buggy ASM RPG out there, called Dying Eyes, is even harder than most BASIC ones.
On TI-89/92+/V200 calcs it's even worse, since the only ever completed ASM/C RPG was CalcRogue.
I personally don't judge calc games solely based on the programming language, since a lot of games in each language are actually fun to play.
I love calcrouge. it's the only game I play That's because it's the simplest and most entertaining RPG I've found for the v200 so far. Only prob, it's too hard
535
« on: July 20, 2014, 03:22:40 pm »
[...] but I think his contest ends soon, so unless he immediately starts a 2nd round you might be fine.
Which I sort of hope for
536
« on: July 20, 2014, 03:11:31 pm »
The funny thing would be if he started writing a book then automatically sold them on Amazon Kindle 
I would get the book Imagine how much would be censored... I would label it: "Not for the weak minded" and "Not for those not with TI Communities"
537
« on: July 20, 2014, 03:06:27 pm »
You have to use the command to recall pictures. Unlike TI-83+ pictures, 68K ones can be any width/height. Just recall it anywhere you want on the screen using RclPic (I think the syntax is RclPic picVarName,row,column), AndPic, XorPic or RplcPic. You might want to check the V200 Guidebook on TI website for more info at http://education.ti.com/en/us/guidebook/search/graphing-calculators but keep in mind there's no table of content (seriously, a 1000 pages-long manual with no table of content... what were they thinking?). Also, each picture is one separate variable in the memory menu, so with 800 sprites this means 800 pic vars being listed there.
This could also be handy for picture use. http://tifreakware.net/tutorials/89/b/ge/
Also, pics are slow-ish, so don't expect a grayscale Reuben Quest clone
I never will expect reuben quest. and Thanks.
538
« on: July 20, 2014, 03:05:04 pm »
But again, USA and Canada also have neightboorhoods that have mainly bad-mannered people or high crime. For example, most of the city of Detroit is crime-ridden and some police officers said to enter the city at your own risk.
I heard that in China roads are dangerous, though (with higher risks of car accidents). Is that true?
I think... The traffic in Bejing is horrible, so they had a way of letting cars who's license plates began with a specific number/letter out. Then everyone bought 2 cars.... Anyways, I think the bikes are worse.
539
« on: July 20, 2014, 03:03:26 pm »
Not trying to beat a dead horse or anything, but just as a question, how hard was THE GAME?
* 123outerme runs
Seriously, I don't have a real opinion an anything Source Seekers. Since I programmed it, I know how to solve every puzzle, beat every enemy, etc.
I found the difficulty not too bad, except of course that aforementioned enemy that was very hard to beat .
By the way, since I was busy I didn't have time yet to try the latest versions, but do they let you skip the A TILDA^3 PRODUCTIONS logo animation?
you store something to K to skip the animation
I found the game easy compared to Sorus axe remake of reuben quest (which took me 1 hour)
Well, considering there are RPGs that last 50 hours and that the original Reuben took 3-4 hours, I actually find Reuben Quest remake easy. In fact, Reuben original looked harder mostly because of the much slower speed that made grinding for levels look more tedious.
One of the hardest calc RPG gotta be Illusiat 7: The Legend of Gwaf or some of the early 2000's Ticalc.org ASCII RPGs.
That's why I play ASM RPGs only EDIT: because ASM games are smaller(usually) so I can fit a few in my calc just in case I get frustrated (90% chance)
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« on: July 20, 2014, 12:03:21 pm »
I also wouldn't want to try lobster with peanut butter >.<
* Princetonlion.tibd throws up Yeah... * Princetonlion.tibd runs to the bathroom the lobster's face reminds me of a Halo guy for some reason, not that I play it
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