I REALLY love games, and REALLY dont understand Any computer language. I dont know if i'm well suited for making hacks... but i get tired waiting for publics, just to get owned by a VIP hacker lol. Would it really be worth it to invest my time and energy into learning a language?...
learning C++ only for the hacks isn't really worth it.
because it takes like a year if you are really put a alot of time in it.
if you want good hacks buy them.
If you're only interested in programming for game hacks, it's not worth it.
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u have to love computers and love progamming... believe me, is very good... anyway, the best lenguage to do anything is C++ but it's the hardest...
Originally Posted by Sixx93
u have to love computers and love progamming... believe me, is very good... anyway, the best lenguage to do anything is C++ but it's the hardest...
Assembly is the hardest.
Low level languages aren't necessarily harder, ASM is easier for me than C++ because rather than programming in C++ and asking myself, hmmmm... What's going on under the hood in physical memory space when this program runs, ASM shows me that memory and confronts me with the problems of it upfront.
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Opcode is the hardest.
brainfuck dominates
LOLCODE ftw
Well, i hate waiting for new pubs after patches, >.<. And no money so no VIP. But i guess waiting for new pubs after patches is faster then learning how to make them myself lol.
Neon colors are intolerable, btw.
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^ Your opinion ^_^
Hmmmm. thats a very old question which involves YOU thinking of how much time you can spend / how much you get out from learning it. so if you later on in life going to become a programer then it is a smart option but if you instead become a musican then its of no value so its up to you.
I never understand when people say things like that. If I grow up to be a musician coding is no use for me? if I grow up to be a coder music is no use for me? People always talk as if in order to do one I have to give up the other..? Why would I stop doing either of those things when I like doing them. A job/career shouldn't determine who you are or what you like to do, do what you like and all of the things you like, atleast that's my philosophy.
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If you're interested try coding, if you like it then continue doing it if it's what you like - simple.
it was just a example..... another example then... if you are working at Mc.Donalds then youre life is screewed and you have no need to learn C++ kk?
That's the wrong way to think.
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Not if you need to, only matters what he/she wants to do. Alot of people get stuck doing crappy jobs they don't like because, they let everyone convinced them and make decisions for them. No such thing as a screwed life, if you wade in your self pity rather than getting to knowing what you really want to do for not just a living, but to actually contribute to the furthering of society, you are undeserving of life.
So many teachers I have I can tell they didn't really want to be teachers, and some try to convince themself horribly that they really want to be teachers. Tons of teachers who don't even teach, no concern for a kid just leaving everyone out to swim or drown on their own, when the whole purpose of paying someone to be there is to be interactive with their class and teach. It stresses them out because they don't like teaching and they complain aloud (one of my teachers does this often) or to themself miserably about how they're not getting paid enough, and neglect the education of their students by sitting back at their desk and handing out work sheets.
Everyone has their mind on their money, and even when dealing with kids, the idea of how much they're contributing to society (or the future by teaching children) by doing their job well comes in no place at all. These are the gears in the clockwork of society, always one gritting against the other unhappily.
Originally Posted by Sixx93
lol.