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I've been away from this forum since about 2007 and I just got back into everything and I'd like people to update me on what I've missed. I used to be a major part of the Habbo Retro scene, but now I know absolutely nothing. Is there anything you guys can throw me out of that section, too?
Thanks!
Nothing has changed, people still despise members from the Habbo section.
... yep.
Haha. Is it that bad still? I was almost thinking about getting back into coding servers.
What new games are out there that need coders ;)
Fix'd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron
Every game needs coders, otherwise they don't work. But quit Habbo. Save yourself. What languages do you know?Quote:
Originally Posted by codyman
Right now I'm fluent in C# and PHP. I'm learning Java.
Seems like you have been missng a lot of things lately, times have been pretty crazy around.
Anyway welcome back to the forum, hopefully you will stick around with the community
Of course! No reason to leave now, now is there? ;)
http://forum.ragezone.com/f111/mux-s...client-888097/Quote:
Originally Posted by codyman
i lost my virginity and in that time i found out i was having a baby. wow.
You had sex, then consequently are now having a child? Damnnit Dan, you're missing out on all of the endless hours of pleasure. Congratulations on being a father though, it'll be your life's jewel.Quote:
Originally Posted by MentaL
Oh and codyman, it seems like a lot of development has either died or stimulated since you left. So, look around. If you know some objective languages, then you should be able to find a project to work on somewhere.
Well I'm open to anything. Good to see you again Dan!
Congratulations on your first child, they're a pain ;)
I guess it's different that certain individuals (Sublime - Alex Huang) take advantage of the RageZone community and use their forum accounts which have a high amount of reputation into scamming someone who wants to do fair business.
Not sure though, haven't been around for quite a while.
No point reminiscing on already occurred events. I'm sure Sublime was a message to everyone that scamming isn't alright; even if you have high reputation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Entourage
What happened with Sublime?