Has this ever happened before with other lolcows? The only thread I somewhat followed was Keffals's before this one existed and even then I lurked without an account.
I know, watched one of those videos and he went on a tangent for what felt like 20 mins to explain for his audience what a union is. That was my tell how young and american people are lol.
It's not even that. His thread blew up around a year ago in the first place, when he shit talked Ross Scott and SKG. That was the first fucking instance of people seeing him as a narcissistic nepobaby, who doesn't really know what he's talking about. The WoW drama came a bit later and was a nice amplifier of people seeing through him.
Yes but a decompiler is being run on the already compiled code meaning that it's very likely the decompiler knows its an enum but the names are stripped out when compiling.
He is clearly not cut out to be a game dev, but he is more than capable of being our lolcow.
I'm surprised this guy hasn't left the internet. His recent spergout was legendary, his career is not going to recover.
Oh hell, I did a PirateSoftware and didn't give this guy the most basic of reacharounds!
PreserveTube, local upload doesn't work.
wow he is so badCorrect:
Diff:+ global.dialog_array[241][1] = "%30_..."; + global.dialog_array[248][1] = "%30_..."; + global.dialog_array[252][1] = "%21_..."; + global.dialog_array[264][1] = "%30_..."; + global.dialog_array[274][1] = "%5_..."; + global.dialog_array[277][1] = "%21_..."; + global.dialog_array[287][1] = "%30_..."; + global.dialog_array[299][1] = "%4_..."; + global.dialog_array[300][1] = "%18_..."; + global.dialog_array[310][1] = "%18_..."; + global.dialog_array[311][1] = "%11_..."; + global.dialog_array[316][1] = "%18_..."; + global.dialog_array[318][1] = "%5_..."; + global.dialog_array[325][1] = "%21_..."; + global.dialog_array[340][1] = "%16_..."; + global.dialog_array[347][1] = "%30_..."; + global.dialog_array[383][1] = "%21_..."; + global.dialog_array[384][1] = "%18_..."; + global.dialog_array[386][1] = "%23_...";
Full diff attached. I don't think it'd count as "posting warez", but feel free to trashcan me if it does.
switch (next_step)
{
case 1:
+ next_step = 2;
+ cur_message = 233;
+ clash_fern_fliptext();
+ activate_dialog();
+ break;
+
+ case 2:
+ next_step = 3;
+ cur_message = 234;
+ clash_fern_fliptext();
+ activate_dialog();
+ break;
+ case 3:
+ switch (global.storyline_array[433])
+ {
+ case 0:
+ next_step = 24;
+ break;
+ case 1:
+ next_step = 4;
+ break;
+ }
+ if (global.storyline_array[431] == 0)
+ next_step = 42;
+ cur_message = 235;
+ clash_fern_fliptext();
+ activate_dialog();
+ break;Func nextMsg (nextStep, curMsg)
next_step = nextStep;
cur_message = curMsg;
clash_fern_fliptext();
activate_dialog();
Beautiful. There was a 50 day difference between this patch and the one before.Ooh, the promised update is finally upon us. Let's see if this was worth the wait... ...... ... ......... ... ...... ......
+152 lines of dialogue
+845 words
Code:Total characters: 203765 Total lines: 5102 Total ellipses count: 2343 Lines containing ellipses: 1813 Ellipses/characters: 3.44% Lines containing ellipses: 35.53% Total words: 30215Code:Total characters: 208845 Total lines: 5254 Total ellipses count: 2406 Lines containing ellipses: 1873 Ellipses/characters: 3.45% Lines containing ellipses: 35.64% Total words: 31060
Also, happy 1000, Jason
Deceptive phrasing like this makes me think that Jason is just malicious and conniving rather than mentally ill with narcissism(referring back to the reference that Maldavius' root origin is malice).
He's said that he works 4-5h/day on HB and more on weekends. That's basically 1 line for every 2 hours of work.Beautiful. There was a 50 day difference between this patch and the one before.
152 lines is a rate of ~3 lines per day, with at least one containing an ellipse.
That's WORK. Late happy 1000
Used to be that those who cant make it, teaches. Now it's those who cant make it, becomes a youtuber.
Ripping stuff from GitHUB makes you better coder than him. In middle school they teach you what not to do, like checking very IP manually if it's hacker.I used to think I was terrible with programming, and I probably still am, but looking at his code makes me more confident that I can do better
