OverMaxing

Bruv, if u would have taken ur time to try instead of popping all those comments here you would have figured it out.

How i am supposed to figure it out when i don't know how to even start doing it?

you might want to stop acting pretentious and pick up a c# course, as the 'overmaxing' thing is some of the easiest things you can do, you just copy paste the maxing code...

//bump Didn't get any good answer.

Code:
if (x != null && !OverMaxed)
{
StartingValue = int.Parse(x.Value);
MaxValue = int.Parse(x.Attribute("max").Value);
}

else if (x != null && OverMaxed)
{
StartingValue = int.Parse(x.Value);
MaxValue = int.Parse(x.Attribute("max").Value) + 20;
}

You have this...

Dude it returns errors.