VI had a ton of options for each character and several really tough boss fights
Tough boss fights? Give me a break. Perhaps they might have been slightly annoying before the world of ruin, but afterwards, once you get every character past level 40 and do all the extra side quests to get the rest of the good gear and spells, you can pretty much stomp over all enemies in the game. Overall, I found this Final Fantasy to be one of the easier ones.
Agreed. Just look at the first page of the article a week or so ago about the Mars Rover losing one of its wheels. It's essentially just littered with Monty Python jokes.
But, I can't really say much, since I did contribute to that (I couldn't resist.:P)
Width searching in a graph? I've never heard of that kind of algorithm before. Do you breadth first search? Since you mentioned Depth first search, I figured that would be the other matching graph traversal algoritm to go with it.
Krabappel: Alright class. Who's calculator can tell me what six times seven is. *Class punches numbers into their calculators* Millhouse: Oooh, Oooh.. Low battery error? Krabappel: *Sighs* Whatever.
Reminds me of a scene from the Simpsons.
Krabappel: Alright class. Who's calculator can tell me what six times seven is.
*Class punches numbers into their calculators*
Millhouse: Oooh, Oooh.. Low battery error?
Krabappel: *Sighs* Whatever.
Agreed on the games it had. Jetset Radio (Well, Jetgrind Radio as it was released in North America) was a real great game in its own right. Ah, memories...
Hmm, you should also maybe have another option where he either does the monkey dance, or screams "Developers, developers, developers!".. Or a combination of the two.
That could give a couple people a shock.. and a laugh at the same time!
Hehe, yes, memories indeed. That also reminds me of other little quirks that me and some friends would do while playing some of the games, such as raising the controller as the character was jumping, as if to give him some assistance with his grand leap, or smashing the buttons harder (more out of anger really) in order to make that punch/fireball/etc. more painful.
Hear hear. I had the same experience as well from my first year university level math courses, where you actually see how to think mathematically, and thus gain a true appreciation for what it is about.
The same goes with the Computer Science courses, which is something far more than mere programming. I'm currently working for a degree in Math myself at the moment, and am enjoying it a lot.
Those are among the several reasons I'm so glad I don't have to put up with high school anymore.
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I think I'm going to blow up at any second with all of these stories.. AND PINK! PINK OF ALL COLOURS! MY EYES!!
Tough boss fights? Give me a break. Perhaps they might have been slightly annoying before the world of ruin, but afterwards, once you get every character past level 40 and do all the extra side quests to get the rest of the good gear and spells, you can pretty much stomp over all enemies in the game. Overall, I found this Final Fantasy to be one of the easier ones.
It's still a great game though!
Agreed. This post really just got me reminded me of a hark back to the 'good ol' isolationist attitude of the U.S. before the 1950's.
Ugh, what a retarded question that is indeed.
Agreed. Just look at the first page of the article a week or so ago about the Mars Rover losing one of its wheels. It's essentially just littered with Monty Python jokes.
:P)
But, I can't really say much, since I did contribute to that (I couldn't resist.
I absolutely agree with your post. Computer Science != Programming. However, it looks like the moron that modded you as flamebait thought otherwise.
*Rushes in* No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!
Myth: The Fallen Lords had this feature built in since it was released in 1995.
Don't forget about Djikstra!
It's most likely for that reason Djikstra preferred the term "Computing Science" himself.
Oh that's nothing. You should hear about my visit to Hilbert's Grand Hotel...
How the hell is this off-topics mods?
Width searching in a graph? I've never heard of that kind of algorithm before. Do you breadth first search? Since you mentioned Depth first search, I figured that would be the other matching graph traversal algoritm to go with it.
In Windows XP at least, you could windows+d. Works just as well.
"The firings will continue until employee morale improves."
Reminds me of a scene from the Simpsons.
Krabappel: Alright class. Who's calculator can tell me what six times seven is.
*Class punches numbers into their calculators*
Millhouse: Oooh, Oooh.. Low battery error?
Krabappel: *Sighs* Whatever.
Edit: Blah, wrong formatting.
Reminds me of a scene from the Simpsons. Krabappel: Alright class. Who's calculator can tell me what six times seven is. *Class punches numbers into their calculators* Millhouse: Oooh, Oooh.. Low battery error? Krabappel: *Sighs* Whatever.
Ah, and then there's the ever so popular "elderberry".
Agreed on the games it had. Jetset Radio (Well, Jetgrind Radio as it was released in North America) was a real great game in its own right. Ah, memories...
The name issue only makes sense, since I got annoyed at seeing names for characters like 'asdfghkl;' or 'asdfasdfasdf' and such.
Hmm, you should also maybe have another option where he either does the monkey dance, or screams "Developers, developers, developers!".. Or a combination of the two. That could give a couple people a shock.. and a laugh at the same time!
Maths is a short form used in the common-wealth english area for Mathematics, actually.
In commonwealth english, it's usually abbreviated as maths.
You bought a *license* to the software, not a copy of the software. If you do not agree to the EULA, return it.
And there's the catch: Most stores won't allow you to return opened software. What are you supposed to do with it then?
Hehe, yes, memories indeed. That also reminds me of other little quirks that me and some friends would do while playing some of the games, such as raising the controller as the character was jumping, as if to give him some assistance with his grand leap, or smashing the buttons harder (more out of anger really) in order to make that punch/fireball/etc. more painful.
Hear hear. I had the same experience as well from my first year university level math courses, where you actually see how to think mathematically, and thus gain a true appreciation for what it is about.
The same goes with the Computer Science courses, which is something far more than mere programming. I'm currently working for a degree in Math myself at the moment, and am enjoying it a lot.
Those are among the several reasons I'm so glad I don't have to put up with high school anymore.