Yeah, I like how some bugs makes the game slightly insane...

- Inability of the paddle to go faster than the ball
- Lack of collision detection on the X-axis
And also
- Lack of game winning detection

Well yeah, half done. I didn't had any school this week, so my calc was kinda uninteresting...

And a wild screenshot appears, showing some bugs left.

IMHO, the best ones are either the ones you can see the guy's fingers going at an unimaginable speed or tool-assisted speedruns (TAS) that abuses pretty much every glitch in the game, like the Super Mario 64 beaten with 0 stars video.



DJ_O: I love how in East Asian countries Starcraft matches get crowds like it's a professional sport like baseball, football or hockey

Ok then, everyday I'll guess it will be tomorrow, so the end of the world will be something like never. Or when our sun will explode, but it will happen far after our species will be extinct.

When I will die, the world will end for me.

When I read the topic title, I was thinking that we had funding for 115 years or something.  I don't think anyone can predict the end of the world.  I saw one thing that said May 21, 2011.  That would be interesting.

Saw it as well, it's 7000 years after the Creation or something. Some says it's the Apocalypse Day or something.

...OMG IT'S IN TWO MONTHS

Quote from: juju2143 on March 20, 2011, 03:52:30 pm

Oh god what the hell happens here. I am disappointed.

I have an alpha version of Axeanoid ready to release since earlier this week, I don't think I'll release anything before the dust from all the drama happening on Omnimaga settles...

Solidarity with DJ and Ashbad.

I disagree, we shouldn't let dramas affect our work, we should be worried with them and try to solve them, but I don't think we should slow things down in Omnimaga due to what happened.

Well, of course I'll work on my projects at school (because, most of the time, I have nothing else to do). But still, what happens on this forum now disgusts most of the people, that's why some of us slowed down or even stopped posting. Just look at DJ. He's extremely disappointed of the community he founded years ago.

So we should solve this problem now and then everyone will be happy to work together, like an awesome community.

Because we can be awesome.

Je me souviens qu'au secondaire (un peu avant que la Nspire sorte), une poignée d'étudiants avait une TI-83+, un seul avait une TI-89 Titanium (et se vantait comment sa calculatrice était supérieure) et le reste avait des TI-82 fournies par l'école. Et je crois que j'ai même vu une TI-80.

Je ne serais même pas surpris si c'est encore le cas.

Ninjaé? Ça a l'air encore plus bizarre en français.

En tout cas, ça a l'air pas mal intéressant, Noël. Bien sûr, il y a d'autres concours semblables sur Omnimaga et United-TI, mais ils sont en anglais, au contraire de celui-ci qui est en français, ce qui est bien