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okay you devs guys just need to punch each other in the face a few times, kiss and make up, and then shut the $#@! up and code

okay the rest of you guys need to stop playing forum warrior and shut the $#@! up and go play allegiance

"shut the $#@! up and code"

20:04 Ticket #227 (BETA Mouse pointer doesn't lock into the application) closed by Imago
fixed: in r983

20:03 Changeset [983] by Imago

branch/FAZR6/src/WinTrek/WinTrek.cpp
branch/FAZR6/src/engine/D3DDevice9.cpp
branch/FAZR6/src/engine/dinput.cpp

fixes #227 fixes the default mouse sensitivity + fixes "black screen" …


http://trac.alleg.net/build/R6-Beta/960


http://trac.alleg.net/raw-attachment/build.../ReleaseVC10.7z

now do some more punching people in the face and we'll be all happy

More? I'm not actually violent.

He's even streaming to egret radio.

I just realized. These things should have been moved days ago

--TE

MMMMMM post deletion, yummy

*coveres ears* la la la la la la la la la la *looks* I caaaaaaan't heeeeaaaaarrr yyouuu!!!!! la la la la la la la la la la la

Hellsyng wrote:QUOTE (Hellsyng @ Aug 25 2010, 12:04 AM) MMMMMM post deletion, yummy

Nope, just moved.

--TE

Mastametz wrote:QUOTE (Mastametz @ Aug 22 2010, 01:09 PM) on a semi-related note - I don't think people who are bad at the game should have any influence in core/game development. If you can't figure out how to effectively play the game as it is then wtf are you doing adding more @#(!? You think more "features" will make you better? No, they people better than you will still use your precious features more effectively than you will, so No, $#@! you.

The best people's opinions should weigh heavier than anyone else's, in every scenario in-game, and in RL


god damn I'm grouchy

In part, I agree. As a developer you should only be improving the game and not adding in things simply because they strike your fancy. As far as game play goes, for example, I sucked and, if I still played, would still suck but I disagree that it would categorize me as being doomed to failure as an Allegiance programmer.

Project management (along with structured analysis and design) is one skill set, point and shoot skills quite another. A good developer solicits opinions and strikes a properly balanced answer to all given situations. I'll admit though, that is not the easiest thing to do because it is hard and tedious; it's quite easier said than done. Coding is one thing, playing games another. You do not have to be skilled at one to be skilled at the other. Doesn't hurt though.

I'm not actually trying to defend anyone here though, simply taking exception to this general perception.

Plus, as usual, it's late so I'm pretty well liquored up by this point, thus my verbosity.

-VenCain