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Brofessor Slayton posted:In Mortal Kombat: Deception, you can try to pull off a Fatality and a Hara-Kiri at the same time. The game just splits the difference and has you do a fatality on yourself. This is perfect. I'M SO ANGRY... nnNNGGGHRRGGGH MY CHEST EXPLODE!
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I'm a rabbit in your headlights.
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So Math posted:
Man that is fantastic.
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I love glitches like this. Reminds me of a blog post about a homebrew Tron lightcycle game that escaped into working memory.
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I teach classes in drawing and animation with code. When we get to the class where a circle 'bounces' off of the edge of the screen to change direction, it's fun to make the students figure out how. "Just check to see if it's passed the edge, then reverse the velocity!" circle hits the edge and then gets stuck flipping its position in and out of the detection area "Oh. Ohhhhhh that's why the Skate 3 glitch videos exist."
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Cardiovorax posted:Got any funny stories? What's the weirdest accidental behaviour one of your students somehow managed to make an object do? Not really. It's a very introductory course (99% of the students have never written code before). So it's a lot of drawing circles and squares. There are some great moments, though. Students don't really get 'optimization' yet (they've barely learned what a loop is). So they might have thousands of objects checking every pixel on the screen each frame, and it runs like a slideshow. Cleaning that up with them and then seeing their reaction when it runs at 60fps is always a treat.
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Necrothatcher posted:I read that the Oblivion voice acting script had been sorted to put the lines in alphabetical order, so noone had any idea what their lines were in response to. That's... the dumbest way I could think of to do that.
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That is hilarious. I'm sure the quest system is a highly scrutinized and controlled chunk of code, making sure each line of dialog is connected properly. And then for the voice actors they just used PRINT(ALL).sort(ASCENDING).
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