I impress myself for once.

[Jerry]

I had a sudden urge to do a bit of C programming today, don't ask why 

I opened Visual C++ and I still had all the projects I created six years ago. including the source code of a little number guessing console game I wrote back then (and even its complied EXE file). I still remember all the time I spent to get the source code to compile, because of stupid things I just wouldn't see.

Well tonight I was able to fix most of the bugs, improve the text presentation and add three difficulty levels within an hour and a couple of google searches. Not bad  I even used the function pow() for the first time and got it working after only a single failed try.

All of this was weird too, everything was crystal clear to me. Maybe I should get back to it after all!

[#00Buck]

You need to program a game for furries called "I'm a low rep scum."

You can put it on the STEAM store. 

[Wrecker]

56 minutes ago, #00Buck said:

You need to program a game for furries called "I'm a low rep scum."

You can put it on the STEAM store. 

that's an easy one,

#include lkasdjf;o3k4me';3jkoiu0tjtweolijkaf;lewqrfq;lwekjrfadslkfjglkj

and boom you're done. that's the only reason nobody has seen it on the market.

[LazerMaster5]

You should make a game that is intentionally broken and awkward so that PewDiePie will play it and your game will be downloaded by an army of 12 year olds, and then you can sell merchandise for your product. It worked with Goat Simulator.

[root]

On 5/27/2016 at 1:40 AM, Jerry said:

Not bad  I even used the function pow() for the first time and got it working after only a single failed try.

double ha = 0.0;
double heavy_taunt = pow(ha, ha);