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What would you doooo-oo-ooo for a Klondike bar!

Apoc

Apoc

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DungeonMap.webp

So, we wanted to explore dungeons, now we have the basic means to. :)
 
Nice, when can we expect to have this embedded into DB ?

Thanks for all your work by the way, really appreciate it :).
 
Raoul said:
Nice, when can we expect to have this embedded into DB ?

Thanks for all your work by the way, really appreciate it :).
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Hopefully the basic "beta" stuff will be in there within the next couple of days. We still have a lot to do, so take that with a grain of salt!
 
which books would you recommend reading in order for me to get where you are today with your c# knowledge? o.O
 
I really thought this was about a Klondike bar how do I not like a post ? Afk going to get a real Klondike bar.
 
http://www.amazon.com/Whos-Afraid-P...43088751&sr=8-1&keywords=Who+is+afraid+of+C++

I don't actually like that book.

Amazon.com: Assembly Language Primer for the IBM PC (Plume computer books) (0091857025001): Robert Lafore: Books

That book is so old it make my grand daddy feel young

Amazon.com: The IDA Pro Book: The Unofficial Guide to the World's Most Popular Disassembler (9781593272890): Chris Eagle: Books

Also not so easy

Amazon.com: C# 2010 All-in-One For Dummies (9780470563489): Bill Sempf, Chuck Sphar, Stephen R. Davis: Books

um...

Now most of the stuff in this book is good, but seemed obvious to me, but not to a lot of people I have encountered seem to understand this book
Amazon.com: Framework Design Guidelines: Conventions, Idioms, and Patterns for Reusable .NET Libraries (2nd Edition) (9780321545619): Krzysztof Cwalina, Brad Abrams: Books

C# is easy, learning to think properly is hard
 
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the IDA Pro one seems interesting, currently reading; Microsoft.Press.CLR.via.Csharp.3rd.Edition.Feb.2010.. and after that ill jump into "Reversing Secrets of Reverse Engineering" and ill be rdy for the IDA book i think ^^ ty!
 
No books will give you the experience required!

They'll give you a decent heads up on "what you may encounter", but you'll never understand things if you don't do them for yourself.
 
Apoc said:
No books will give you the experience required!

They'll give you a decent heads up on "what you may encounter", but you'll never understand things if you don't do them for yourself.
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I remember you linking me some books to read and I thought forget it yo homes I'm off to C# bot making. Then I readed them and learned how to make stuff and how it all works. And still couldn't make a anything worthwhile. But thanks to a website I will not say on here. I learned a little bit about reverse engineering. And still working on making stuff for friends. I don't share my work as I'm greedy and don't want my stuff nerfed. :O
 
One, i am very happy for this!
Two, i really want klondike bar now!
 
Which dungeon is that? Looks like cemetary of the forsaken?
 
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