Experienced Elementalist
- Joined
- Jul 8, 2014
- Messages
- 263
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- 33
I've picked through this source since it's been released, and have watched the responses subsequently following. LeaderMS accomplished a lot, and this source is a great example of how their team developed and fine tuned their source to suit their specific needs. It's ashamed most of you though you could just download this and have a server up and running within a day. I've been hosting servers on and off for almost 8 years now, and it is not quite that simple. Working PQ's, Boats, Quests, it's all code that already exists publicly if you spend some time looking for it. Even with all that, until you're experienced adequately running a server, controlling an economy, keeping the gameplay balanced, handling issues before they explode out of proportion, you're doomed to fail. I have failed more than once, learned from my mistakes, and was passionate enough about my ambitions to take my players advise and try again, again, and then again. Long story short, only 1 or 2 servers using this source will actually establish themselves as reputable, the rest of you will be on the bottom, collecting hackers and accidental clicks of boredom.
What's worse is how many of you still want everything spoon-fed, and you can't even Google what the difference is between public and private void, yet alone fathom the interconnectedness & delicate intricacies that make-up the core architecture every source derived from the original Odin source code.
I'd like to thank some of the people I consider veterans for everything they have taught me, through "tough love", figure it out yourself attitudes, and other tactics that were actually educational at the end of the day, and suggest everyone else realize you're about 10 years late to the development community, and you should be grateful people are willing to answer questions as obvious as:
What's worse is how many of you still want everything spoon-fed, and you can't even Google what the difference is between public and private void, yet alone fathom the interconnectedness & delicate intricacies that make-up the core architecture every source derived from the original Odin source code.
I'd like to thank some of the people I consider veterans for everything they have taught me, through "tough love", figure it out yourself attitudes, and other tactics that were actually educational at the end of the day, and suggest everyone else realize you're about 10 years late to the development community, and you should be grateful people are willing to answer questions as obvious as:
interface is where you put your ip