Elysian Shadows

is these the useful terms that might be obvious because while I know what a pointer is and how to use one or what Data hiding and its purpose might be, there are alot of terms used that I donnot know/ feel dumb about not knowing. so here they are. SDL -I'm half asleep at the moment so I'll add more ...

heh, I remember when Sonic 3D looked realistic to me. Looking at alot of old games, its amazing how much our imaginations filled in the games for us. Mario 64 was the realest graphics I had seen ever. Ahh, the classics truly were great, but I think its more the memory than the game itself. I mean, I...

well here's my thoughts. why not work out a basic (non-mmo) game from this concept and then, after some time and experiance programming, expand the story and take it to mmo. Then again, I'm in the same boat as you with the whole just learning languages at the moment so I'm not completely sure how th...

okay.... just an update....I'm using two classes as of right now. One creates the gameboard and the other is the rules. my new question is whether there is a more efficient way to cover my bases for placing a game piece like here. if (x == 1 && y == 1 && x1y1 == " ")//if th...

yea, sorry I wasn't specific. I'm using C++ and cout. Also, I have to include classes someway and since I only speant about a month learning C before my class moved to C++, I still don't know object oriented programming (this is my first assingment with it/ in C++)

Let's hop right into it. Story: 500 years after the first (though at some point it says something about 600) think fable colonial times. Enough has happened in the 500 years between the two games to think that it's been an actual a mellinium or more. So the realism isn't really there but, in a game ...

Anybody written Tic Tac Toe? I just want to know if it works best to clear the whole screen and rewrite it after every move or...... well I'm not sure what else..... so I basically just answered my own question but any ideas on how to do this without writing each possible screen?

Fable II if ya don't mind.

Okay sounds easy enough. Only difficulty I think I may have is the limit on the guesses. Want me to post the final code here when I get it working or what? also...... could use a bit other help in the other thread I started...... wanted to try to keep that as a seperate topic since it's...... its ow...

well I'm more of a game oriented person but anything that requires math (up to precal) seems like it'd work for me...... though it might be hard for me to figure out howto do some of the stuff... ( like in class I just recently confuse scanf and gets)

so umm..... where yall at on this now guys?

I think that'd works if I wasn't such a cheap SOB. but..... anyone got a couple ideas that would be challenging but not impossible? something that's get me to learn the C libraries..... anything?

Okay, like I said in the other thread... I'm new to C ( as in about a week or two new) and was wondering what would be a couple of good practice projects to work one.... anyone?