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That issue was mainly caused by people not running the game as admin, so not all files could be written. His is straight up corrupting the save file.

Hmm, seems like an okay idea. I just started using steam again, so the only paid co-op game I have is Portal 2, which I just bought right now :p that should change soon though. steamcommunity.com/id/DivinityArcane

QBasic is a wonderful way to start, actually. I remember playing with it when I was younger and it proved quite helpful in introducing my to the concepts of programming. Good luck

Seems like a rather lulzy idea, yet it may be fun to play.

Threw a video of it up on my YouTube. I have to say, the constant motion blur is a terrible idea.. all it does is make me feel sick.

Yeah.. too similar to SCP-087 and SCP-087-B. Imo those are scarier though.

Having used GameMaker since the very early years when it was still completely maintained and owned by Mark Overmars, I know the old GML fairly well. While it's true that, in a way, it is a very good primer to the ideals and syntax, etc of programming, it does leave out some very important things. I'd have to ask that, before ANYONE learns to program, they understand the computer first. Understanding the framework between a program and the CPU, Memory, Storage, etc is very important for anyone in…

Looks pretty awesome.

(Sorry for double post! Are those bad here?) Well, I tried with all 3 MP4 codecs that come with Sony Vegas. Granted that they render faster than WMV because they render in streamline (frame-by-frame. WMV renders in X frame chunks, where X is the frames per second.), the file size was.. not great. Where a 1440x1080 30fps 3Mb p/s WMV was around 125MB, the same settings for an MP4 gave a file size of 948MB. I dunno, I think I'll just stick with WMV, since over the years it's proven to be the smalle…

Personally, I'd suggest starting with C#, as its syntax is very similar to Java and very easy to work with. Also, with C#, you have garbage collection to clean up things for you, and you can't make mistakes that can seriously harm your computer while learning (really, you'd be surprised how much damage you can do with C/C++!) Maybe I'll write some C# tutorials for getting used to it.. but there's certainly quite a few already out there. It'd be nice if you kept us updated on your progress in off…

Hmm.. the first few games I played were for the NES.. some time around 1996. I was four. Mario Bros. + Duck hunt Ninja Turtles (1, 2, 3) Yo Noid! Rad Racer (1, 2) And a few months later, got a Sega Genesis. Genesis games were Sonic (1, 2, 3, Sonic and Knuckles, Sonic 3D) Sega Smash Pack, I think was the name. Had "Streets of Rage", "Golden Axe 3", etc. Then, again, same year, a SNES. Only had a few games for that, like Mario games, etc. In 1997, I got an N64, with which I got Mario 64, Starfox 6…

Pretty awesome channel you've got going there. I rather liked your videos, so may as well +sub. Keep it up!