Wait, you've already started? OUT FUCKING STANDING!!!!!!!!

We humbly offer you a cartrack for entertainment purposes and I don't mind mailing out some Folgers, and a dan mizzo too if you want one. Although I doubt anyone would want that.

A+

Im excited to get this thing going! Love all the updates so far (part from the well poofing on me here and there, but that just means i pick up less wellables lol)

This post was edited by RistVaLL on Aug 7 2018 02:30pm

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I’d take a dan mizzo

"I've made the decision to go back to a C/C++ core"

I thought you were using C/C++ on the previous write? Thats what I mean by reverting. Reverting to the previous system of code. Not reverting to the previous version of the game.

Jesus so toxic Hylianhero. Thanks slush!

What's going to happen is when Paul is rewritting all the code again, he's going to find even more bugs that no one has noticed yet and fix them without saying anything. He's going to rewrite the code for everything all over again and for sure make more changes accordingly. Can't wait to see what changes are in store for us !

Semantics. There is an important distinction between reverting (changing) a language and reverting the code itself. The language is going back to what it was, but not the code itself. The latter would imply a rollback, of sorts.

Best way to explain would be this scenario:
You are running Windows 7. You upgrade to Windows 10. A week later you decide you want to go back to Windows 7. You can:
A) Revert and go back to Windows 7 through the built in rollback feature. Windows does everything for you, and magically you're back where you were a week ago.
B) Reinstall Windows 7 and start over and do everything from scratch.

Both are technically "reverting", but the implied meaning is that A requires far less work. In this case, my scenario is closer to B.

Ahhh thats kinda what I figured. I definitely phrased it poorly Either way thank you for your continued hard work on the game

That is a lot of work... don't burn yourself out. Very pleased with the results thus-far

Thanks paul !