Haha yeah but I always do checks for everything server side, so no need to worry about sending false packets for the most part. I’m not making an fps so no need to worry about auto aim atm, and as for “spell range show helper, auto aim lower hp target“, I don’t see that as cheating per say, I see it as using extra utilities to better your gameplay. Although I may be biased on that last point because anyone that’s played world of warcraft knows the game would be a lot less fun without addons, lol.
Try say that LoL players and devs XD
[spoiler]Devs thinking that they players stupid monkey who can’t handle more then 4-8 keys
and they making even 1-2 keys games)
for user script AI battles they even don’t want thinking - its to hard for monkeys ^^[/spoiler]
Haha I can agree with that last point. Although I wouldn’t knock league down on that specifically, as the game does contain more buttons when you’re buying items and crap, and depending on the champ of course. 
But for like Heroes of the Storm, that game makes me feel like a zombie because of the simplicity x.x . Lol.
Also I was impressed by that 2nd video at first, but they had some horrible cs later in the game 
Cheaters never win! Haha
Got an offer from Google for a Summer internship! Yipee!!! 
Super Cool =)
Its calls “Entering point”)
You can’t throw player from BF to Dota and say “Play”
You need make good single player tutorials or even better - story mode
same as adding noob league or even half mechanics league (let say without farm and items)
But in any case: player want see result after their actions - as fast as possible.
and this don’t have nothing same with: number of player keys, or count of game items or heroes )
Well done! I was interviewed by Google once, but I wasn’t clever enough to get a job there it turns out.
Cas
Ok, that was a feeble attempt to get everyone to post messages like “ooh Cas actually you are really clever, ur my hero” etc. 
Don’t all rush at once.
Cas
some might think that working at google is really clever … not!
Omg Cas you’re so clever how could they not want you ;D
I’ve got an attitude problem 8)
Cas
You had a problem with the whole “Don’t be evil” thing?
Yes, working in big company, for middle worker, mean:
Do boring stuff - all day long.
But working in Google - is more clever than: sitting on phone or be shop seller -
For 100-300$ / month.
[spoiler]Not everybody have rainbow perspectives in their lifers, plz don’t forget this :cranky:[/spoiler]
If you’re only making $300 a month and you live in the United States [sub][sup](since google is a US based company, and ra4king most likely attends GA Tech)[/sup][/sub], then you’re doing something wrong.
PPl live in many different countries (same as ppl in this forum)
and in some countries middle income even 25 - 50$ =)
[spoiler]no-one care (i know)[/spoiler] so Working in Google is good perspective for many cases ^^
At least you can try half year – year, if you have such opportunity
- Google have many offices around globe
http://www.google.com/about/company/facts/locations/
**oh my grammar always so wrong XD
***I am big sorry about this offtop, but this topic so borred last days 
We need more news =)
Maybe post evening food photo – better then noting
Not long ago you was flipping burgers. Nice.
Don’t get me wrong, I think getting an internship at Google is great, especially for just starting out.
I was contacted by a fellow who does recruiting for Google and I was thinking maybe I had some job prospects based on a demonstrable history of tackling difficult and unusual problems and having some success with them. Some of the high level blather from Google that you see online seems to suggest this has replaced clever puzzle solving as a hiring metric. But when the recruiter started asking about whether I was a fast programmer or not, I figured this wasn’t a good environment for me. I am as fast as I am, and that includes stops and starts and wrong turns when you are trying to figure out stuff for the first time. Figuring out proper architecture/structure so you end up with a decent framework, sometimes it takes doing it wrong a few times just to grow enough new brain cells around the problem to be able to see it properly. Not a production programmer. Besides, isn’t a better question more like along the lines of how reliable the code is that you produce?
Anyway, I am glad Google didn’t hire you princec. We all have benefited tremendously by your being here and not there. That includes the gaming public and fans of PuppyGames. Also, how is ownership of new games that you write (during the 10% or 15% time they supposedly give you to do your own projects) handled? I think it is much better to be your one’s own boss, if you are one is clever enough to pull it off.
Been working on my platformer over the past few days. Nothing worth showing off just yet, but I’ll get there haha. 
Spent 3 hours yesterday formatting an undocumented JavaScript file with about 50,000 characters packed into a single line (it was packed for practical reasons, I just wish there was an unpacked copy). What made it worse was that some statements didn’t end in semicolons (not saying this is wrong, it just made my job tougher) and the bracket usage for if statements was inconsistent.
^^^ That’s web development for ya… eats your mind and pays peanuts.
I had a career fest in Vangard the last two days, adding the first cuts of Guards, Chieftains, Traders, Smiths and Hunters to the game. The new careers are loaded from a text file rather than being hard-coded, so it’s a big step forward technically too. I also started on the social structure and all humans now know who their chieftain is, so they can start paying him/her some tax.
@CopyableCougar4
There are tools that automatically format Javascript! If you didn’t want to download a tool, Google Chrome has a Javascript prettifier tool in its Developer Panel.