RegisterFor me, the telltale sign I use the OHRRPGCE half of the time I'm awake is that in my dreams, I can clip through walls the same way you can with F11. This happens in my dreams as in a similar matter.
Signs you're way deep into making games
Wed Jan 09, 2008 2:52 am 
What are some signs for you that you are using a game creation engine in particular a LOT?
For me, the telltale sign I use the OHRRPGCE half of the time I'm awake is that in my dreams, I can clip through walls the same way you can with F11. This happens in my dreams as in a similar matter.
For me, the telltale sign I use the OHRRPGCE half of the time I'm awake is that in my dreams, I can clip through walls the same way you can with F11. This happens in my dreams as in a similar matter.
Wed Jan 09, 2008 3:41 am
Your whole day is plot scripted.
Wed Jan 09, 2008 3:49 am
Back when I was drawing 8-bit sprites a lot I would look at people in the real world and try to figure out how I'd draw them as a sprite and what 3 colors I'd use.
Thu Jan 10, 2008 2:35 am
You ask your band teacher if he/she can get the class to compose some "castle music".
Thu Jan 10, 2008 3:18 am
When you bring a floppy disc (nowadays a flash drive) to school to work on graphics during the dead parts of class. So that when you get home you can really go to town on your game.
Fri Jan 11, 2008 5:41 pm
no_shot wrote:
You ask your band teacher if he/she can get the class to compose some "castle music".
ive done this before...
when you check slime salad daily at your advance graphics class.
Blip.
Fri Jan 11, 2008 6:37 pm
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When you bring a floppy disc (nowadays a flash drive) to school to work on graphics during the dead parts of class. So that when you get home you can really go to town on your game.
Check.
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when you check slime salad daily at your advance graphics class.
(s/advance graphics class/work) Check.
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When you bring a floppy disc (nowadays a flash drive) to school to work on graphics during the dead parts of class. So that when you get home you can really go to town on your game.
Check.
When your notepad/notebook has more game concept ideas than actual notes. This wasn't the case for me in college, but it sure is now. Boring meetings are the best.
Thu Feb 14, 2008 1:30 pm
when you come up with 6 or 7 game ideas while lying awake at night thinking about designing the game..
Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:41 pm
Mazin wrote:
Back when I was drawing 8-bit sprites a lot I would look at people in the real world and try to figure out how I'd draw them as a sprite and what 3 colors I'd use.
I do that. I'll also occasionally try to dress in such a way that I could easily be drawn in three colors.
pharoh212 wrote:
when you come up with 6 or 7 game ideas while lying awake at night thinking about designing the game..
This happens to me at night, during the day, when eating, when trying to sleep, when watching TV, and when reading books.
Me, I also tend to fight things that apparently aren't there; I regularly strike the air for no apparent reason. I also tend to throw my arms out in the "Hadouken" pose.
And whenever I accomplish something difficult, I hear victory music.
I respond to the music by throwing my arms in the air and humming along to it.
NO EAT
Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:46 pm
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Me, I also tend to fight things that apparently aren't there; I regularly strike the air for no apparent reason. I also tend to throw my arms out in the "Hadouken" pose.
And whenever I accomplish something difficult, I hear victory music.
I respond to the music by throwing my arms in the air and humming along to it.
And whenever I accomplish something difficult, I hear victory music.
I respond to the music by throwing my arms in the air and humming along to it.
I don't think this has anything to do with making games.
♪♪♪ Du du duuuu ♪♪♪
Fri Feb 15, 2008 12:46 am
Twinconclusive wrote:
I don't think this has anything to do with making games. :???:
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Me, I also tend to fight things that apparently aren't there; I regularly strike the air for no apparent reason. I also tend to throw my arms out in the "Hadouken" pose.
And whenever I accomplish something difficult, I hear victory music.
I respond to the music by throwing my arms in the air and humming along to it.
And whenever I accomplish something difficult, I hear victory music.
I respond to the music by throwing my arms in the air and humming along to it.
I don't think this has anything to do with making games. :???:
Depends... is the victory music the Final Fantasy fanfare, or Victory3.BAM?
Fri Feb 15, 2008 12:59 am
Mogri wrote:
(s/advance graphics class/work) Check.
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Fri Feb 15, 2008 6:02 am
James Paige wrote:
Depends... is the victory music the Final Fantasy fanfare, or Victory3.BAM?
Twinconclusive wrote:
I don't think this has anything to do with making games.
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Me, I also tend to fight things that apparently aren't there; I regularly strike the air for no apparent reason. I also tend to throw my arms out in the "Hadouken" pose.
And whenever I accomplish something difficult, I hear victory music.
I respond to the music by throwing my arms in the air and humming along to it.
And whenever I accomplish something difficult, I hear victory music.
I respond to the music by throwing my arms in the air and humming along to it.
I don't think this has anything to do with making games.
Depends... is the victory music the Final Fantasy fanfare, or Victory3.BAM?
Victoy3 73% of the time.
NO EAT