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Chrispy
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their is a limit to how much you can play the full gmae. if melee was multiplayer, that would be all id ever do.
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chmmravatar
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A couple of notes...
First of all, SC2 is by no means a game "engine." Almost everything related to the gamplay is hacked into the source code one way or another. Even with all modifications that are planned to go in to future versions, I really don't see it getting to the point where it's really that easily modified. If you want to create an entirely new storyline, with new ships, and new planets and all that, it definitely would be easier in some ways to just start a whole new project from scratch (or join up timewarp).
Second, network play would require major reworking of the core melee elements...the problem here is that there's a great risk of making it not *feel* right after reworking.
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Death 999
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We did. You did. Yes we can. No.
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DJ, Who are you talking to? Why do we care?
(edit to clarify target of my comment)
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« Last Edit: September 30, 2003, 12:45:01 am by Death_999 »
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Krulle
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Beautiful survey. Alas i cannot change the preselected choices in the survey (Mozilla 1.2b).
See you, Martin
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Culture20
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Hmm... Mozilla 1.4+ works okay for me Krulle. I always hate it when people tell me to upgrade to view their website, but... maybe you could upgrade to 1.4 or 1.5rc2?
Necro99: I assume the Windows XP error is with IE 6, SP1, with current critical updates? If not, your IT staff needs a good swift kick in the pants (there are major security vulnerabilities). youBastrd! uses Opera, but I'll bet he tested his survey page against IE.
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youBastrd
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lol, this is kind of strange way to get debug info, but I'll have a look at Mozilla and IE on XP. The actual thread for discussion about the survey is here: http://dynamic.gamespy.com/~timewarp/ikonboard/ikonboard.cgi?s=3f7c866b69c5ffff;act=ST;f=13;t=21 (Channel 44)
It does work with the following, although I should qualify that I normally tell it not to indicate script errors and the like.
IE SP1 for Win2k SP4 Opera 7.11 for Win2k SP4
What's kind of something that all us developer types should learn (esp me) is that people are often freaked out by warning messages, even if it still works, and users will have every combonation of browser, browser setting, OS etc that you haven't tested on.
There's all of like 16 entries for this survey so far, so if you want your opinion heard, go for it!
[Edit] Yes, I know about the script warnings in IE, yes they'll eventually get fixed. Yes, the file size is too big, and yes, I'll eventually find a workaround for that. And yes, it does work... if you can get by all those warnings. You can shut them down in IE with Tool/Internet Options, Advanced tab, "browsing" catagory; uncheck "Display a notification about every script error", and check "Disable script debugging". Sigh. Probably easier to fix it on this end, when I can.
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