The Lounge 0001 [From the Beginning]

is the new age of reselling the same idea with a different skin. look at ubisoft, movies, even culture itself lol

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You mean Pixels?

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Is that the actual name lol? I just call it the shitty video game movie

Why come up with an original idea when you can milk an existing one and drive it into the ground.

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Ah, no. I thought you meant the one with Adam Sandler with the giant Pacman.
I think you mean “Ready Player One”. Was kinda overhyped geek-circlejerk since Wil Wheaton read it for the audiobook.

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Hey look. evil guy doing evil things because destroying the world for the lolz

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Also yes

Pitch that idea to a major production company and you got a movie deal

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i wont get one movie deal. Ill get three

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My mistake. I forgot they can count higher then valve.

Real trilogy based on actually 3 parts of source material or The Hobbit “trilogy”?
Or like The Golden Compass “trilogy” that’ll never see part 2 and 3?

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Triology where i have the first movie end on a really big cliffhanger. the second movie is a prequel to the first that leaves more questions than answers. The third movie will be hyped as the greatest movie of all time and will tie off all loose ends but the most that happens is that some troll creates a fake script that pisses everyone off and the movie dies off right there

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I’m off to bed night y’all

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well then :triumph:

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Got the perfect guy for that job:

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g’night, billy-bob-jamal.

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Woot. Got some OOP learned :smiley:

Is a super basic random unit generator i made. Is alot of ways to improve it but is a really nice PoC

from random import randint

class newUnit:
    health = 20
    stamina = 10
    unitCount = 0
    
    def __init__(self, ID):
        self.ID = ID
        newUnit.unitCount += 1
        
unitList = []
counter = 0
unitSize = 20

while counter <= unitSize:
    randNum = randint(0,10000)
    unitList.append(newUnit(randNum))
    counter += 1

counter = 0
while counter <= unitSize:
    print('{} {} {}'.format(unitList[counter].health,unitList[counter].stamina,unitList[counter].ID))
    counter += 1

counter = 0
print('Done')
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Nice looks pretty good for your first attempt. OOP can be great but I kinda have a love/hate relationship with it XD

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thats not even a first attempt. i just threw together the simplest thing i could as a test to see if i got the OOP part done

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yep even for something thrown together still looks pretty good from an OOP perspective. I honestly need to brush up on my OOP again, has been years since I’ve done it.

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