Check this out, if you haven’t already seen it.

A Stargate MMORPG.

This one also has a great deal of potential, and the screenshots look pretty good. I just question what variety exists in the character creation, and class selection. I mean…I can understand the Combat Marine, Archaeologist, Medic, etc. for Earth, but they don’t list any classes for the Goauld…and I have never seen a Goauld Archaeologist in the show.

Oh well. Still something worth watching.

P.S.

My upstairs living room is complete. We’ve got the high-definition wall mounted LCD and the new recliners and all that jazz. My dad took the liberty of waking me up this morning with a phone call to gloat about it. That was nice of him.

I finally got it.

Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas for the computer. The entire term has been leading up to this moment.

Oh, what a glorious day this is.

Every other time I try to make a post, something fucks up and I end up losing the whole post.

This is getting frustrating.

I thought I did everything right on it, but as I look back, I think I initialized every single array incorrectly…

I don’t know why, but I think I always initialized the array as

this.nameOfArray[] = new type[number of terms];

When, in reality, that [] should not have been after the name.

Fuck.

That’s going to cost me.

Boo yah.

I fixed the marking program. It turns out that the program had an issue with a loop in the constructor, that was unfortunately dividing the weighted average of your first input assignment type by zero, instead of the number of assignments.

So, yeah. Now it works.

I’ve still got to figure out some sort of program that will allow the class to loop through commands.

So, anyway, I would have offered it as a quick method to calculate your marks, but you have to manually input all your marks one by one, instead of all together in an array.

It needs a bit of work…but I think I’m ready for the exam.

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