Programming vs. Video games

Programming vs. Video games

weapon_S

Member #7,859

October 2006

I'm a complete game addict. I'm lucky I don't have any kickass games on my "dev" PC (Total Annihilation :-X ). I do tend to sequence MIDI's instead, when I start out to program ::) When I have a good idea I code like crazy, even forgetting to play games, and then it just... seeps... away.

Aletiophile said:

most derailed thread in least amount of time

Did you check that or just guess? I didn't see anything.It only seems to plunge to 0. Quite often relevance inversions occur i.e. instantaneous change from 1 to -1. But people suffering from severe stupidity don't notice. (No, not you.) I don't have any examples though. :-/

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Arvidsson

Member #4,603

May 2004

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I play OpenTTD on single-player with no bots (or severely crippled bots) for fun on occasion.

Ooh, I've been playing that game way too much lately. I like to play with "smart" bots though, and then buy them out one after another. Although I sometimes like to just play by myself as you do, it is more gratifying to crush your competition. In a way I'm more interested in the business side of OpenTTD and not necessarily so much about the train track layouts. There should be more business simulation type of games.