@ Joaquin:
Horstmann compacts the code.

Wow beautiful work! Where did you find all of the images?

This game looks impressive. Hope that you still write the blog, you can write about the way to paly this game or tips and trick. Thank you!

The same THING happened to me on Just Cause 2. I was so bummed at that “Bomb” mission. I tried again and again to get past this level and finally had to give up. Sucks.
Sadly Just Cause 3 burned me the same way in a mission called, “Abandon Ship” that made me abandon that game. However just playing around in “Just Cause 3” was fun.
I loved Red Dead Redemption because it LET you pass through missions IF you failed them, which I did.

I’m a Java developer and it irritates me to no end to see all the other developers so religiously cling to the annoying and cluttery K&R style. I can identify code much quicker with Allman style. With K&R you can’t trust if an indent is because of a wrap, and you have to scan your eyes to the right. Braces don’t line up with K&R. I can’t for the life of me understand why anyone thinks that K&R is better in any way shape or form. Sure, you “save” a line. But you’re not saving any time, at all, whatever, clumping code together like goo using K&R.

Good luck with that!

@ hevangel: is not about ugliness, is about readability. Allman style has line spaces BUILTIN – that makes it easier for the eye – this is important when a lot of people work with each other’s code. I would be surprised if you never leave any blank line between statements either. If that’s the case, you might consider switching to a LISP language altogether *jiggles*

@ hevangel: is not about ugliness, is about readability. Allman style has line spaces BUILTIN – that makes it easier for the eye – this is important when a lot of people work with each other’s code. I would be surprised if you never leave any blank line between statements either. If that’s the case, you might consider switching to a LISP language altogether *jiggles*

I for one think the best plan is to ambush other survivors and take their stuff. Stay mobile so nobody you’ve pissed off can find you and go around laying traps and reaping the rewards. You could support a lot of people like that.

PS – why don’t they check the new mother board Ethernet plug before they go through all the trouble to put it into the computer. It would show the play in the Ethernet plug right away, but I guess that just makes too much sense.