A small suggestion, isn't it possible to just make a custom texture pack where every block is just white with some black outlines where appropriate? That way you'll just have to load that up and go around taking screenshots of the world :tongue.gif:
Do kids these days really not know why you shouldn't be sharing program files?
No wonder gaming companies spend so much cash on ineffective DRM systems.
In all honesty, no. Most kids today don't. It's the lack of morals. They will actually go so far as to say stuff like, "But I'm too young to get a job" or "My parents won't buy it for me" as an excuse to steal it. Which is funny, because I'm 17 without a job and still find a way to make the money to buy the games I want to play.
I think primarily the reason she's been poked at isn't because of her, but primarily because people look for drama every chance they get. Take the Minecraft Forums for example...
Mojang has been sufficiently financed for over a year now. Have you actually calculated their gross earnings?
What does gross earnings have to do with data management? I mean, I know how they are related, but please, don't be so rude without making a firm statement.
I think you should aim for basic human interaction at the very least.
If I punch Watson once, I'd expect a punch from him as well. If I beat him every now and then, I'd expect him to eventually snap.
If I tell Watson to go mining, I'd like for him to do it like a player would. I wouldn't want him digging directly down or directly up, and I'd like it if he could plug up holes that let out lava/water. I would also be quite happy if he alerted me if he found a valuable resource.
And finally, I think Watson should rely more on himself than on me. I don't want to tell him to eat some food, nor do I want to supply him with it all the time. If he is low on resources, I'd expect him to come to me and ask only after he's attempted to collect them himself. And on a slightly related note, I think he should have a sense of territory as well.
It's a lot, I know. But if I am to consider Watson to be more than a "bot", then I think he should act as human as possible.
Where are we at with AI in video games? I think the greatest examples of that lie in the Bethesda games. I don't care what anyone else says. The interaction of characters is pretty well simulated.
Anyway, nicely done. Room for obvious improvement, but you've still managed something nice. Props, my good man/woman.
0
Someone, get this guy a job. He's pure genius.
0
In all honesty, no. Most kids today don't. It's the lack of morals. They will actually go so far as to say stuff like, "But I'm too young to get a job" or "My parents won't buy it for me" as an excuse to steal it. Which is funny, because I'm 17 without a job and still find a way to make the money to buy the games I want to play.
0
0
Doesn't mean your friend didn't do it. And to my knowledge, that seems to be the only explanation.
1
0
0
But that's a different process then uploading a .jar to Mediafire, or whatever download site you use.
Nope. Mojang released those for public use. No joke.
0
0
0
What does gross earnings have to do with data management? I mean, I know how they are related, but please, don't be so rude without making a firm statement.
0
If I punch Watson once, I'd expect a punch from him as well. If I beat him every now and then, I'd expect him to eventually snap.
If I tell Watson to go mining, I'd like for him to do it like a player would. I wouldn't want him digging directly down or directly up, and I'd like it if he could plug up holes that let out lava/water. I would also be quite happy if he alerted me if he found a valuable resource.
And finally, I think Watson should rely more on himself than on me. I don't want to tell him to eat some food, nor do I want to supply him with it all the time. If he is low on resources, I'd expect him to come to me and ask only after he's attempted to collect them himself. And on a slightly related note, I think he should have a sense of territory as well.
It's a lot, I know. But if I am to consider Watson to be more than a "bot", then I think he should act as human as possible.
0
Anyway, nicely done. Room for obvious improvement, but you've still managed something nice. Props, my good man/woman.
0
Links to song would be appreciated. Here I go:
0
0
I, personally, don't think it'd be a necessary addition. But who knows.