New Private Server DragonCO

[Xiron]

Originally Posted by InfamousNoone

Who's got $10.00 on the fact that I can crash their server? It's not even worth it seeing as 'this noob' has proved himself several times in the past before along with the coding of HybridCO.

I'm mean to the FCKING NO GOOD SERVERs, I won't scheck your ranking because rankings for servers are far off; We all know Qonquer is the most developed and intelligently designed server compared to all the current ones. I refuse to join the hamashi because any person(s) using hamashi are/is sum noobs trying to make a server where in the end will fail. So anyways, i dont care wath sum noobs think of my coding abilities if theirs are far worse than mine.

thx for nothing, ******.

Question to Future, Tane and/or Any Real Programmers:
How many compiler errors do you think he gets with his poor spelling?

Pwnt.

And as for his spelling.....let us just say that he'd give a spellchecker compiling errors, let alone his poor *insert programming language here* compiler....the thing should probably be put out of its misery lol, it's cruel to let someone torture it so.

[damianpesta]

This server sucks *** at all Trying to get someone's Source to make Your Own Server IS noob using hamachi ?? WTF LOl i bet this server will die in 1-2 weeks ,ranking sucks .next kid that wants a priv serv So **** u and have a nice day

[leavemealone]

Originally Posted by InfamousNoone

Question to Future, Tane and/or Any Real Programmers:
How many compiler errors do you think he gets with his poor spelling?

When you ask how many errors we think he gets, how many lines of code are in his server, here is a function to return the true result.

public Main()
{
	int CompileErrors = NoobSource.LinesOfCode / 2;
	
	int Result = NoobSource.LinesOfCode / 2;

	if ((CompileErrors + Result) = NoobSource.LinesOfCode)
       	{
               	string NewResult = "The source is half filled with errors and the other half is unstable and crashed";
        }
}

[tanelipe]

public Boolean ServerSucks(SrvCode Source, Compiler Compiler) {
  return (Source.Lines / 2 > Compiler.Errors)
}