Homicidal Monkey

im on loop 560 or something from this week alone

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@Robin: > Fuck that made me hungry. 8am soup time. duck, im out of soup. also trollface.html

soup.

@crzyone9584: > anyone find it funny that PSN went down and bin laden finally dies? hmmm timing??? lol bin laden's address was leaked via psn. its a known fact that bin laden purchased the largest quantity of ps3's


@LegendHoly: > I feel like I just want someone who is not republican or democrat. :p I want change, and as long as we keep voting for these two parties we won't have that. Ron Paul 2012

@Frosty: > summers coming up… ;) my summer starts on the may 13th at 6pm. @Apple: > Can't wait till it reaches EO2.0 > I hope your attempt of making this won't be like in Solar Eclipse,Fabio. you mean **be** solar eclipse? hur dur credits screen.

I like how these pop up when a working ported version already exists

one day ill spend another day and finish the rest

yeah, I was like to Robin "I can finish this" he was like "today?" I was like "challenge accepted" then it happened.

100mb of ram consumption and long load time.

@Tarou: > I was actually about to make a thread about this, but I guess I'll post it here. If someone could answer, it would be really helpful. Basically, I might be getting a new laptop soon. My current laptop can run Origins fine. However, this laptop is worse. I know it sounds stupid to be getting a worse laptop, but I only use it for basic stuff. I don't even need a powerful laptop. The only game program I use on it is Eclipse. The reason I'm even getting the laptop is because it has things on it that I need. > > Anyway, my question is, if I get this new laptop, will it be able to run EO without any problems? > > Windows 7 Home Premium > 1.6 GHz AMD E-Series E-350 dual-core processor (1 MB KB L2 cache; 1066 MHz front-side bus, or FSB) > 3 GB of installed DDR3 RAM (1066 MHz; upgradeable to 8 GB) > ATI Radeon HD 6310 graphics card > > I would imagine it can, but I just wanted to make sure. My game on EO runs fine on my current laptop. get a desktop.

@Robin: > U mad bro? not even.

I like how nobody recognizes the completed java edit just because it was done in a few hours.

@Robin: > I'll do it for $19 per hour. >implying I give a fuck, I tutor already and dont have the time to teach an archaic language

I'll do it for $20 per hour.

see Admiral's post. thread locked for obvious reasons.

@Schnurman: > Where could I get licenses for my sprites, tilesets and my game (but has credit) for my game? you hire someone to make you sprites and tilesets and create a contract. that contract becomes the basis for the license

@Robin: > lolwat. > > It's 20/4\. Damn American format. lolwat >11/04/20\. 4/20 is an impossible date.

@Helladen: > Windows 8 won't be out for a few years and even after that most people will still be using Windows XP/7\. I still like Windows XP over 7, just because of how much more CPU it requires. > > But by then I'm sure Origins will be long gone and something else will be in its place. You can always convert data over to the new engine too. win7 uses

@Grizzy: > Will you be able to edit games made in VB6 though? no, same reason why you cant run dos games in win7

ofc it will require an eclipse gold account to use it tho

@MrMiguu: > So when IPv6 is in mainstream use, will games programmed under VB6's Winsock IPv4 still work? yes, because all games stop working when you don't have an ethernet cable plugged into your pc

vb6 was technically dropped in win7