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grammar

Bernoulli (its not sexoholism, its just funny to see how doc reacts)

Doc> "phoenix of zones" or something like that

I think one of 50%'s TM Mer edits already saves any green a player gets and prizes it to them on respawn

Because. (hey somebody has to bring it back)

I would like a return to classic flagging as an art form. It was good back in the day, with epic struggles that lasted for hours

why would I apply to 9 colleges when you can only go to one, "!@#$%^&*"? why would I apply out of state when in state is cheaper? does your state have crappy schools? PWWWNNNTTT!!!

or get netBANNT 4 lyfe!

sex?

I would think

haha I finished my college application process on October 29th PWNTT

on multiple billers?

I got a Homestar Runner hoodie $$

skeet skeet

sweet little mp3 player (who really needs more than 1GB anyways?) couple of games for th' cube CD's smores maker...? but ok, cool and a cell phone $$

faux pas

doing staff and dev work is what made me addicted

if I was around, I probably could've won page 50 but I been busy

We've built up a playerbase before, we can do it again. The gameplay is more addictive than any other zone IMO

thanks for the assist mav

hey, somebody's gotta do it

What I'm trying to say is that the TWCore development group is being restructured, so there WILL be new releases. When, however I don't know.

what I would do for the above situation is just jump back and forth between hill spots because thats actually how I made mg-style ctf modinfo...? Are you using it on an ASSS server?

I've never actually experienced this, and I have used commands like "!say a" and "!go 1" before. Are you using manual command parsing or CommandInterpreter? I have discussed this at length with several people. Currently, there is a function that does it in BotAction (don't know if its in the public release yet), but it only switches players every 200ms. When I made a custom function to switch between two players, I made a TimerTask that runs I believe every 500ms and it works fine. The problem with moving the bot around at a fast interval like 10ms in merv is that the bandwidth usage is crazy. Ekted outlined the process: I did write one a while back, but its horribly inefficient and uses a lot of memory because Java's data structures don't pack well. Most bots don't even use it, and it would require several changes to the core, so I didn't pursue that. The best thing to do would be one that parses ?get. If you're talking about the autoloader, I don't really use that so I wouldn't know. I think I recall having some problem where bots didn't log in a long time ago, but not any problems recently. I have found that in general, most of the "bugs" in TWCore are just things that haven't been fully implemented yet.

TWCore is very stable if you know what you're doing. How are you making it crash, and what are you comparing it to?