It's amazing what kind of eye candy they can produce.

Must be becuase yall are old

@Undead Mockingbird have you tried making a game with the source engine?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzzvKTJxvV4

I have made mods for source engine based games, but never an entire game, no.

Goddamn, that's good looking

I am not sure, but I think I might have to license it to do so.

And yet none of yall have ever heard of star citizen

I find it incredibly fascinating to build these kind of things.

Just playing a game is boring to me.

Its cause your to focused on the 90s

What I like about the unreal engine is the capabilities it has

Star Citizen... what if it was real..??

I want to understand how it works, take it apart, build new things, write code, mod things, put things back together, reverse engineer.

I cannot understand people who don't have an interest in that, at least a little. Sorry.

No interest

I think it's natural for most men to want to be creative in some way.

None what so ever

Not even a little bit

Well, maybe you like to build other things.

Definitely

I like building robots and stuff

The first game I modded was a gamebook port written in java. It was a very old game, and I didn't bother to check if it was open source (it was). I wrote a cheat mods, reverse engineered the files, and wrote a modloader. Fun times.

Hate programming them

But I mean

@Undead Mockingbird do you prefer games that are made by small company's?

I found a cheat app for kindle and Minecraft

It was great

lel

I attempted to decompile Minecraft with fernflower

it didn't work well

Lol

especially since it was obfuscated

Anyhow yah boi codes heading out

I'm not sure. I like a lot of indie games and even id software wasn't so big when they made quake.

cya dude

Also, Java is a good language to reverse engiener.

Gonna go watch twitch while on the jerb

Good tooling support.

I really dislike the JDK, because of how hyper-normalized it is.

Did you guys hear that M$ released the DOS source code?

It has a class or an adapter for EVERYTHING. If you want to just read a regular certificate for signing or cryptography in general, you need to instantiate half a dozen classes.