useless thread

Don't blame him

But how can Quest possibly manage without you?

davidw wrote:But how can Quest possibly manage without you?

you're right

Well, it's managed perfectly well when you have been here and contributed nothing so I guess it'll manage fine in your absence when you're contributing nothing.

davidw wrote:Well, it's managed perfectly well when you have been here and contributed nothing so I guess it'll manage fine in your absence when you're contributing nothing.

Don't forget my map editor idea. Layout editing idea, and various other suggestions i've put in towards the development of quest. Just because i haven't released a game doesn't mean i won't or can't. As i said before, the game i started on got lost with the rest of the data on my backup drive.

Your game got lost? Ha! The amount of times I've heard that.

"I was just about to release my epic masterpiece that will redefine the way computer games are played for the next fifty years... but then my computer crashed and I lost it."

Strange that people who can create such masterpieces have never heard of backing up their work.

1. never said it was a masterpeice
2. did i not mention the words BACKUP DRIVE
3. what does it have to do with you whether i make a game or not anyway?

Your backup drive is your Floppy or CD/DVD-R/RW drive, you use removable media because drive's do fail, but it is a lot less likely that properly stored/handled media will fail.

I think Im Dead wrote:Your backup drive is your Floppy or CD/DVD-R/RW drive, you use removable media because drive's do fail, but it is a lot less likely that properly stored/handled media will fail.

For once i agree. But i have no CD writer, so i had to store it on a secondary drive. Something went wrong during the installtion of windows XP and it must have done something to the secondary drive causing it to become corrupt. But i will start on a game when i have time. Don't forget i am a full time film student.