LoL, wasnt this April fools?Long Bow wrote:The Devs were recently charged by the British government for breaking laws![]()
What is "Hard Coded"
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mattcrwi
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Reverse engineering, while possible and time consuming, is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN in the EULA... why? What do you think hackers do?
Its Illegal and wont be done. Your only hope is to have EA release the source code once they are done milking it (like in 5 years) and even then chances are about the same as hell freezing over.
Its Illegal and wont be done. Your only hope is to have EA release the source code once they are done milking it (like in 5 years) and even then chances are about the same as hell freezing over.

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ubiquitous
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You could basically change anything that you want. Games like Quake 3 and the Source engine games have all of the source code available, which is why there is so much more variety in the mod communities for those games. <Sigh> when will EA learn.The Power wrote:So if the stuff that is hard coded wasn't hard coded what type of things could you do ?

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Sandy_Beret
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"it's hard coded"
it's actually derived from a Mandarin (mainland Chinese) dialect, those wily DEV's...
'(h)its ahh-rd' co'ded - which linguistically hails from a small region just inside
Szechuan province and translates loosely as "We are working hard enough, F**K
OFF and leave us alone"... something is inevitably lost in translation but I think the original poetry of the language persists...
it's actually derived from a Mandarin (mainland Chinese) dialect, those wily DEV's...
'(h)its ahh-rd' co'ded - which linguistically hails from a small region just inside
Szechuan province and translates loosely as "We are working hard enough, F**K
OFF and leave us alone"... something is inevitably lost in translation but I think the original poetry of the language persists...
"Be peaceful, be courteous, obey the law, respect everyone;
but if someone puts his hand on you, send him to the cemetery."
- Malcolm X


but if someone puts his hand on you, send him to the cemetery."
- Malcolm X


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TheToecutter
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There will always be a need to "hardcode" to some degree, because in the end you need a compiled executable to run the program.The Power wrote:So if the stuff that is hard coded wasn't hard coded what type of things could you do ?
If the code was "open-source" and anything could be changed, then theoretically you could turn BF2 into a "Hello Kitty Island Adventure" game if you really wanted to. You would just have to change basically every line of code in the program. Theoretically speaking of course.

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Jarek Mace
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Wattershed
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ubiquitous
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