Preparing for what's to come & equality?

[PowerProNL]

Yay again a -rep for this -_-

Originally Posted by PowerProNL

Developers help graal alot, why not making developing for gold and non gold, Unixmad will make more money with it, because half of the developers of graal doesn't have gold, or quit because they don't have money to develope.


also playercount will increase alot because graal is progressing somewere when the developers are back.

Is it really that bad idea?

Preparing for what's to... 05-06-2011 11:54 PM lol

Thanks, I am already at -7 rep points, Devil_Lord2 Saved -1 thanks for the +

[Devil_Lord2]

I've received a negative rep for the positive rep given, I could care less about that, but at least give me the chance to explain why I agree. ;]

Because I know everyone loves when I explain things.

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I believe Graal is a good social networking game, it has Avatars, and ways to talk to each other. It even has other nifty things you can do should the server owner create them.

I, myself, love Graal because of the whole developing areas.

When I first started around year 2000 I created a house and a GP helped me fix it on the server Auroria. I started to learn how to link my house which later helped me in my math class in middle school while we started learning X and Y co-ordinates. Later received my own GP spot.

I wanted to work on my house and make it better.. I slightly started learning GS1 and working with NPCs... Started using paint to make graphics and finding out I couldn't do much with it and started looking for GIF animating programs and a better drawing program; where I came across Paint Shop Pro 7. So Graal struck my interest in art "sort of giving me a disadvantage trying to learn Photoshop in college".

Creating graphics for my npcs made me want to start learning more commands in GS1 so I started a small notepad full of NPCs I wanted to create.. In middle school I'd do my work and think about different things I could try to make... I don't think this helped me much with Visual Basics, but I think it helped a little with C Programming.. I don't remember either anymore lol..

Self taught because you could use an F key to grab a level, I'd read other scripts and attempt to learn them, so my longest script was a clock where I copied and pasted a hell of a lot of lines so it would just keep going through them all and repeat... Then someone gave me a clock with about 10 lines or so, and I was devastated lmao..

Anyway, messaging on Graal I started learning basic HTML and that was useful for many things, and even my college class concerning website design.

Some of you may like Graal for other different things, but I find the Developing side extremely amazing, and I believe having options available to only the people who pay, the non-payers don't get much of a taste in developing, or would they want to try. If there are both free and non-free developing tools it would pull trials in more and they might want to pay to use the other functions.

Offline editors learning GS1 wouldn't be the same because once they do pay for a subscription to use RC and find out they have to learn an almost whole new system would deter them from ever playing again..

I couldn't care less what you guys think,

Originally Posted by PowerProNL

Developers help graal alot, why not making developing for gold and non gold,

I believe this would be great, and would keep people on more if they know about it.
But even fixing that, there are many people who don't care about the developing section as much as I do and only want to play a good server.. Well, it's up to the developers to make those good servers isn't it? Why not let more people train to develop for your favorite game.

[PowerProNL]

Originally Posted by Devil_Lord2

I've received a negative rep for the positive rep given, I could care less about that, but at least give me the chance to explain why I agree. ;]

Because I know everyone loves when I explain things.

--------------------------------------------------

I believe Graal is a good social networking game, it has Avatars, and ways to talk to each other. It even has other nifty things you can do should the server owner create them.

I, myself, love Graal because of the whole developing areas.

When I first started around year 2000 I created a house and a GP helped me fix it on the server Auroria. I started to learn how to link my house which later helped me in my math class in middle school while we started learning X and Y co-ordinates. Later received my own GP spot.

I wanted to work on my house and make it better.. I slightly started learning GS1 and working with NPCs... Started using paint to make graphics and finding out I couldn't do much with it and started looking for GIF animating programs and a better drawing program; where I came across Paint Shop Pro 7. So Graal struck my interest in art "sort of giving me a disadvantage trying to learn Photoshop in college".

Creating graphics for my npcs made me want to start learning more commands in GS1 so I started a small notepad full of NPCs I wanted to create.. In middle school I'd do my work and think about different things I could try to make... I don't think this helped me much with Visual Basics, but I think it helped a little with C Programming.. I don't remember either anymore lol..

Self taught because you could use an F key to grab a level, I'd read other scripts and attempt to learn them, so my longest script was a clock where I copied and pasted a hell of a lot of lines so it would just keep going through them all and repeat... Then someone gave me a clock with about 10 lines or so, and I was devastated lmao..

Anyway, messaging on Graal I started learning basic HTML and that was useful for many things, and even my college class concerning website design.

Some of you may like Graal for other different things, but I find the Developing side extremely amazing, and I believe having options available to only the people who pay, the non-payers don't get much of a taste in developing, or would they want to try. If there are both free and non-free developing tools it would pull trials in more and they might want to pay to use the other functions.

Offline editors learning GS1 wouldn't be the same because once they do pay for a subscription to use RC and find out they have to learn an almost whole new system would deter them from ever playing again..

I couldn't care less what you guys think,

I believe this would be great, and would keep people on more if they know about it.
But even fixing that, there are many people who don't care about the developing section as much as I do and only want to play a good server.. Well, it's up to the developers to make those good servers isn't it? Why not let more people train to develop for your favorite game.

I gave u a + rep =]

want to give again one:
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Devil_Lord2 again.

[Devil_Lord2]

Originally Posted by PowerProNL

I gave u a + rep =]

want to give again one:
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Devil_Lord2 again.

I received grey, which I believe is neutral, from you. But seriously don't worry about it, I could care less what rep I have... lol

It doesn't stop me from liking the fact that everyone should have a chance to 'taste' what they can do as a developer for Graal. I've quit Graal a few times, and I probably would have never come back if it wasn't for the fact that you could develop. I wouldn't have learned much from Graal if it wasn't for that either..

[PowerProNL]

You received neutral?

wtf?

I did:

[X] I Like This.
[ ] I don't like this.

[Submit]

[Shadow5596321]

You can't give pos rep while being red.

[Devil_Lord2]

Ooh semi good to know!
Thank you Shadow,
can you get into Dark Red or Black?

I think it would be cool to try and get my bar black lol