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Definitely LightBox :D

Anyway, welcome mate.

Dude...yes. It looks epic :) Keep up the good work :D

I think game data size and coding limitations on the Game Boy prevented that until the second generation game (Crystal). Mario games are just Mario. The way the game is, you can easily swap the main character. Zelda games aren't so. Since it first started (way before Pokemon) on the NES, Link has always been a guy, because the typical save princess story goes: Damsel in distress, Man goes on journey, Man beats evil, Man saves Princess, Man gets lucky, repeat. Of course, details are missed in the middle, but you get the idea. In Mario games, all the main characters that save Peach are guys. You don't see Daisy charging into Bowser's Castle to save Peach. Just doesn't work like that. Pokemon is an exception to this rule, because it doesn't apply to the same mentality of the other games. Even in the Anime series (god help me if I start watching it again), the male/female thing has never been a boundary, least a mental one. Unless Zelda starts becoming a Tomboy like she did in Ocarina of Time to become Sheik, I don't think this will happen.

Bug 1: Dialog between Bishop and Priest Being your sister does not make her innocent. She must confess her crime and be executed like all witches. You had crime misspelt. Bug 2: Those guards move fast as hell. Bug 3: At the well, another typo Tthe pain is too hard to stand Bug 4: After Act I title, and you wake up, talking to the man...another typo "...as if you had taken a serius beat up." Bug 5: No translation when leaving the village to the west. It's still in spanish. Bug 6: Tod's house is labeled as Casa de Tod Bug 7: Treasure chest in desert. Treasure inside is: Vuelve a la Vida. Compliments: Great level design.

It could be interesting, but would totally defy the tradition of having Link (male) save Zelda (female). What they do after she is saved is left up to the imagination (;)) It could be an interesting twist, to actually play as Zelda instead, and be the one in the dungeons and torture. You'd have to try to fight your way out to meet Link and what not, but meh...I don't know. Mind listing a few please?

This looks really fun! I'll enjoy this when I get home.

Vote: Nisage's story. Sorry Jesse, but I like Nisage's. As for battle system, I don't know. I'd probably like to do level designs cause I love mazes and stuff.

Nope didn't notice the topic. I'll cast my vote in a bit..there's a lot to read T_T

I don't know what to say. This is pretty good. You best write some more so I have more to critique on...cause i'm gonna be an upset tree if I don't see anything moar!!! lol, take your time.

Did you sing to a fish and kiss it on the lips while having your legs taped together, and a shell bra on?

Should probably work on that communication thing...

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have you tried going kljlah;lkjaoiejf on yourself?

Bands Joey cause he banned me for accidentally banning him for something he didn't do (I meant to type in chain..)

Bands Joey for breaking the chat again!!!!!! *RAWR*

Their long range missiles would have been detected and shot down before they even got here, and guys, we're getting seriously off topic here. Can we please get back on topic?

Bands aya for banning me for banning aya banning Blackbound for breaking the chain and pissing people off for breaking it.

Hey man, welcome!

Please check your history. Texas can in fact secede from the Union. It's just not a good idea, since no law prevents us from leaving the Union, since that was in fact how the USA was started. I don't recall that in a law, and Mexico wouldn't take us either.

Unlikely, true, but still could happen.

Welcome to the first Visual Basic .NET 2008 Tutorial! First off, You need to get the IDE (Integrated Development Editor) to be able to Code and Compile your program. Open your Web Browser and browse to http://www.microsoft.com/express/vb/Default.aspx (Or click here) On the page, you need to look for a little area that's shown here: Download this file, and run it. Click Yes/Ok on anything that pops up. You'll want to leave the PC for a bit because this takes a long time to get. You might have to restart, it depends actually. Proceed when you're done. Now that You have the actual IDE, let's look on the inside. This is the IDE for Visual Basic .NET 2008 (Though mine says Visual Studio, there's hardly any difference.) Go up to File and hit New Project (Or Press Ctrl + N) and the following dialog should show up: In the upper left hand corner, there's a drop down box with three framework versions. Select the 2.0 Framework. Next, you see the name "WindowsApplication1". Change that to: "MessageBox Tutorial" and press OK. Your IDE should change to look something like this: On the left hand side of the screen are a list of Controls. These controls allow us to modify the form and other properties of the program. Locate the Button Control, select it, and click on the form. If everything worked right, your form should look like this: Double Click the newly created Button. Your screen should have transformed into something new: Hopefully, your cursor is inside the Sub labeled "Button1_Click" Inside this Sub, type in the following: Messagebox.show("Hello World!") This code is very simple. What it's telling Visual Basic .NET is to display a small MessageBox with the text "Hello World" inside of it! Do you see that little Green Arrow? That's our debugging arrow. If you click that, Visual Basic .NET will run the program directly in the IDE, so you can make sure everything works correctly! Go ahead and press that. If everything worked correctly, this is what you should see: Since the form loaded, there were no errors. Go ahead and click the button on the form. If it works, this should pop up: There you go! That's your first very simple Hello World program in Visual Basic .NET!

Yet what if your future was already decided for you? No matter what you do, it's already happened, it was meant to happen. You cannot go against Fate, or alter Fate, because what we do is Fate. What I'm trying to say is, no matter our actions, they were already determined the moment we were born. That's why movies such as The Matrix were so impressive, because it was literally defying the logic in place, as Morpheus said, "Throughout human history, we have been dependent on machines to survive. Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony." EDIT: Another interesting thing is this conversation from The Matrix between The Oracle and Neo: Oracle: I'd ask you to sit down, but, you're not going to anyway. And don't worry about the vase. Neo: What vase? [Neo turns to look for a vase, and as he does, he knocks over a vase of flowers, which shatters on the floor] Oracle: That vase. Neo: I'm sorry... Oracle: I said don't worry about it. I'll get one of my kids to fix it. Neo: How did you know? Oracle: Ohh, what's really going to bake your noodle later on is, would you still have broken it if I hadn't said anything?

1. I'm a programmer, and I have little problems making my programs work on vista. (Rant about software developers, including myself) Typically, it's bad coding that throws errors such as read/writing in the Program Files directory. That's a no no in vista. It's for security issues. People are so hypocritical. They complain about not being safe/secure enough, Microsoft attempts to fix that, now people are complaining about it being too secure. Hypocrites. If the software developers would have developed PROPER habits to begin with in programming (which I didn't), then this whole transition would not have been an issue. Just don't Read/Write files in Program Files, put them in the User's documents. 2. What language are you programming in?

Bands aya for banning Blackbound for breaking the chain and pissing people off for breaking it.