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[Danny252]

me and my friend did a crapload of superhero powers and ablities for a planned pc RPG which never took shape (like the implosive decompression and R2D2 movie ideas) I might dig it up..

[chickenman]

Hmmmm I would not use Qbasic to make a game as it's old, you should go learn a better and more powerful programming language like C \ C++.

Good luck k:

[Kon-Tiki]

I've seen quite some amazing things that're made in Qbasic. It's pretty powerful if you're good with it. If he's got the skills for it in Qbasic, but doesn't know C/C++ (C's just as old, btw, and 'bout as powerful), it's actually less efficient if he'd have to learn to do what he can do in a language he already knows.

[Danny252]

Chickenman, shut up. Just shut up, stop moaning on about others and actually MAKE something for once. I must say, a program that accepts a number from a user and can write some stuff to a file isn't so amazing.

[Kon-Tiki]

Hey, I wrote the part where it writes stuff to a file. Actually, the thing I wrote for him, was a program that'd check whether a file existed, and if it does, it'd read and display its contents, and otherwise, ask the user what to put in the file, line per line. Doesn't sound like much of that program you mentioned's his code :bleh:

[Danny252]

LOL. chickenman can't even write to a file.. hehe. Well, maybe he should stop moaning about other people's programs and actually make one of his 2 rpgs, his 2 3d games or his 200 thousand utilities he's meant to be doing.

[punch999]

He overrates his coding skills.

[chickenman]

@ Punch & Danny
My coding skills are far better than yours and Danny if you think you can code so good why don't YOU make some thing.

[Danny252]

Chicken: I am.
Now, back to the topic.

[punch999]

My coding skills arent good at all but yours aint to great either obviously