I can get us there in a day at the cost of 10% Warn, but nty.

man you got entirely too much time on your hands

yes.. im getting there ..

Old but still a good read

W0w this is crazyyyy.....

Of course it's made up people - errors don't come out in hex-code format, and it would be so unlikely that if you killed diablo hell wearing a certain ring, and getting a certain drop, an error would come.

But very entertaining read anyways - thumbs up

Actually if you program it to do so, it can, and it can also give you and error code in an hex format (I study in computers/programming, I know what I'm talking about lol)

vouch that...

also 9/9/09
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666...... ooooooo scary

the coolestr topic is still ALIVE

I finished studying programming several years ago, so I guess I have some knowledge about this too.

But since you're most likely going into the business, let me explain you a few tricks. The goal that we programmers seek towards, is making an effective program that every computeruser in the world can use with maximum functionality.

If you make the errors display as hex codes, only those equipped with the knowledge of hex, or those who goes to research it, would be able to understand what the error was, which is why smart Blizzard never would let any error be displayed as a hex-code.

But of course you "can" do it, but a company like Blizzard wouldn't do something like that

This post was edited by Zyper-FFF on Jan 6 2009 08:52am