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Other Games / Re: Best Free C++ Compilers?
« on: January 11, 2011, 01:22:54 am »g++?
This is probably a good one to start with. If your learning how to code, I'd recommend starting with C and using GCC
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I think the problem is truly an artifact of game development.
Game Developers often hit a wall between desired and realistic results. They tell marketing, Yes Radiant AI is working wonderfully, because at that stage of development it is. Marketing makes a great sell to people on it. Later on, Radiant AI isn't as good or the time that it would take to make it fun and playable is far beyond the schedule they want to meet, so they cut it down. Oblivion from its conception was an extremely ambitious game that aimed to do everything in an extremely detailed and engaging environment. The problem was they obviously did not have enough resources to accomplish everything they wanted to. Imagine all the time spent in Radiant AI and it's inevitable trimming down, and how a lot of that time could have gone into other areas.
The second problem many people have is the lore change. I believe it has to do with the writers of each game changing or simply not remembering what they have written previously. It has nothing to do with mass appeal and has everything to do with different writers and quality of writers.
Considering all the evidence your assumptions about their intentions are a bit beyond naive. It doesn't take bad writing to decide to change the established lore of a setting to turn something unusual but possible less massively appealing into something extremely derivative of a recent extremely popular movie trilogy and massively appealing. It takes an intent to make something mass appealing. We can't prove it definitively either way of course, but it's really a case of evidence versus faith.
No, the forest is too far away, and the fire on the ground is intentional. There is a closer forest on the other side of the beam that was fine.^ That. The forest that was closer is still intact, the fire on the ground was also controlled and intentional. Also, It had been killed yesterday so only the lava was there by that time. I killed the lava anyway, just in case someone else tries to mess with it again. Someone diverted the stream of lava into the ocean one day, no idea why.
So, the forest is rebuilt and this appeared where the fire started:Spoiler (click to show/hide)