iRO still has a decently sized community given the age of the game, Iād say. Iāve logged in a few times recently.
Maybe hes this guy XDā¦
XDā¦@Melon
No wonder he hated meā¦ cause i created a topic regarding himā¦ and guess what!!..
Hes backā¦Though he seems to be hitting at @AnitaCafe
talk about loopholes in creation of forum accounts.
Try C# / Javaā¦ its much easier to understand from there
Greatā¦
Thanks for letting me know.
not to mention the newer job advancement classes i never heard of after ninja and gunslinger. Truly a nostalgic game. Played it beta since i was a kid.
and you know that is what i call " Ill be back (insert terminator cutscene) "
Maybe I was. As for the hours: #nolifeād the betas (because hey weāve waited for this game for years since RO happened), 12-16 hrs/day on weekends, 2-5 hours on weekdays, the rest might be AFK hours.
Guess you just did. 
Originally always wanted to learn Java then move to Android (still even have my notes, bookmarks and the IDE installed). Iāve read and been told the learning curve is steep. XD Reason was mostly because thereās decent demand for that language in the field I want to transfer in.
Iāve started on it before but somehow stopped due to a number of things that got in the way (including this game XD). Currently working in web (HTML/CSS, PHP, a bit if js, Wordpress CMS).
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Someone should ban him from this game completelyā¦
Such toxicityā¦, much wowā¦
Then againā¦getting rid of him doesnāt really solve the issue the games are facingā¦especially the declining population of the gameā¦
Back to the topic:
Like what OP mentioned:
From the looks of it,there are just to many various issue this game currently are facingā¦and it will prob take a miracle to actually fix it.
If that happens it will be another FFXIVā¦just with a name beside itā¦instead of ARR
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Late to the party and OP is probably gone by now but anyways, it is sad to see someone who dedicated so much to the game finally decided to quit due to the poor management, yet glad to see you summed it up so well and left with a new objective in mind.
Letās hope things get better someday and see you around again.
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I kind of want to start playing again because there is a new kitty class being createdā¦ XD
I have to try it.
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wtf is a kitty class. I really dont want to say it as dumb, but somehow i feel they are running out of ideas.
On the side note, it is just sad that the managementās directions are so poorly executed. They should really listen and understand the current state of the game. Thought i am not trying to bash anything at IMC but just take a look at AAA games like CoD and Battlefield situation when they first launch. So much issues and problems. To sum up, i really hope that they overlook it and serve this as a wake up call rather than giving SoP answers. And priorities their plans.
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ā¦A kitty class. X3! They may be, and iRO probably wonāt see it for a year or more, their updates are generally far behind kRO. Still, I think it looks adorbs. I like cute. .-.
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Have you seen GM or even glims that they exist in game ?
what can that be, summon multiple of kitties to fight by your side?
international games updates has always been slow as snails.
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Itās not that bad honestly. Java and C# are very similar.
Likeā¦ let me tell you that I was a Graphic Design major, not an IT major and my programming jobs are through odd jobs on the side as a hobbyist.
I had NO training at all in programming and self-taught myself C# using Google to search for tutorials and other research material. Let me list some advice for you that will help you along the way:
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Syntax - For any noob, syntax is the most difficult challenge. Syntax = grammar. The compiler (which is what translates the code into a language the computer can understand) is best friends with that internet grammar ā ā ā ā who stalks you on every website you visit to harass you about the simplest misused comma. You will hate him, but he and compiler have a circle jerk going on. Now compiler wonāt even let you try to test your code until youāve written in PERFECT syntax grammar. Pay close attention to the way programmers write code, but also know that there is a certain degree of flexibility (mainly shorthand ways or different ways to write things).
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Syntax2 - (I donāt know if the syntax was just difficult to me when I first began because I started with ZERO programming background)
No matter how frustrating syntax can get, keep going. It may seem āmysticalā at first but trust me, that compiler will stop complaining once the syntax is right. Syntax was so stressful to me my first month of programming that I shouted, āIāM DONE DOOOOOOOONE WITH THIS NO MOREā. Then talked to my friend saying I canāt take it anymore only for him to encourage me to keep going lol. -
Methods - Learn how to use methods. Methods are your friend. If you have a gigantic block of variables and math crammed into one massive method, you will be hating your life later trying to debug that. Hereās how I look at programming:
Programming is a problem solving language as you already know. Thereās classes, structs, variables, methods, functions, properties blah blah but letās just get you understanding some basics.
(1): Classes and everything work together to solve multiple little problems that eventually add up to solving the big problem.
(2): Classes can be considered a stepping stone to multiple solutions (with hierarchy/inheritance) or contain a single solution to one of the little problems that needs solving.
(3): Variables allow you to store data. Knowing how to manipulate variables to solve your problems is the basic foundation of any programming language.
(4): Methods store lines of code. It is useful to use new methods if you find one method is getting too cluttered with code as it will be much easier to debug and control your code. Instead of needing to sift through 50 lines of math calculations, you can just find that method that controls the specific set of math calculations that you want to change, scroll to it and good to go. In advanced cases, you will need to use methods to even solve the problems (polymorphism, inheritance etc all rely on methods and are very important parts of programming).
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Terminology - As you work through tutorials and notes, take time to google and try to understand vocabulary being used. I initially neglected this and couldnāt understand what certain documentation was talking about as a result of this. Once I was learning the terminology I could eventually hit up Microsoftās website and study new C# tricks and learn new ways to use the code that would have been impossible to understand without a grasp on the vocabulary.
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Code Optimization - While working with higher level languages, it can become too easy to not really āgraspā how the computer and compiler are handling the code. With lower level languages like C++, you are working closely with the hardware on the PC so your understanding of how the computer is using your code is very deep. Take time to Google certain things that you are doing with your code and take note of peopleās benchmarks on certain things like polymorphism calls, delegate calls, loops and other shorthand methods that your language offers you to use. This will help you in the long run to identify potential performance flaws in your code. The more you understand your code on a performance level, the better off you will be.
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Ways to do things - Once youāre good with the language, you will run into a new problem: too many ways to do the same thing. It can become incredibly hard to settle down on something. I end up writing code then 2 days later am like, āNOOO! That way is horrible I have a better idea!ā You can find yourself entering a while (satisfiedWithCode == false) loop at this point where you will keep redoing the same code only to hate it again cuz you thought of a new way to do it. At some point you just gotta say, āOK it works, itās clean enough and it isnāt unreasonably performance-heavy time to move on.ā Perfectionism and programming can be a double-edged sword halting your ability to be productive.
Think Iāll stop here lol.
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#NoOneLovesPython /20characters
You mean the language IMC used to program Tree of Savior? LOL
(Not really but with how slow their programmers work it really feels that way)
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Wellā¦someone did introduced itā¦
Even i was kinda shocked tbh when i took a look at it
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