Well. I've been focusing on university for the past month, so I stopped Flash-ing. However, I started spending a lot of time on games, because I found university tasks to be boring. So I didn't get much out of the past month. I guess I just need to do something that I like in parallel with things that I don't like, but have to do.
Not unlike you.
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I guess it's just all about balance.
Arrays and loops are super frustrating, but once you figure them out it's like a-hah! I've got that done, now harder things are to come. But after each hurdle you climb over, you'll look back and feel accomplished and happy. :D
That "a-hah!" moment is so exhilarating! I can tell by your response that you also feel the thrill of coding :D
I don't know how to reply. Maybe that feature is missing? :P
Anyways, yes I'm pretty novice at programming games, but I enjoy it :D All I need is XP points to get better and level up. - Every badass game programmer was once a beginner.
Haha right on dude XD
Pretty sure we are in the same boat haha But your are right, you gotta start somewhere!
Sometimes all it takes is a little break to get back to it w/ a fresh mindset or a right proper epiphony :-)
berniebear46
OUO VADIS ?
HeroPower
Huh?