Danice123's Dev. Log

CoalMiningAlchemist wrote:

I have given up hope of this mod being ever being finished

Unfortunately so have I. But its still fun to work on

I have not. If what that means is coding a completely new game, only roughly based on minecraft, so what? I will see this mod finished.

I have not either. Right now I am putting in an hour of work every day, even though that means less sleep (so very tired). After this week, my schedule at work should be more relaxed so I'll be able to work at normal hours again.

What I meant was that I'm a little disappointed with the amount of progress lately. Myself included in that. Any real release seems so far away...

I originally put the release time for about a year from now. You are fuffiling my expectations.

fr0stbyte124 wrote:

I have not either. Right now I am putting in an hour of work every day, even though that means less sleep (so very tired). After this week, my schedule at work should be more relaxed so I'll be able to work at normal hours again.

You think you know tired?

I spent last night in a tent, with a sleeping bag that was 5 degrees too cold, and 26 centimeters too short for me. I got somewhere between 3-4 hours sleep. All this was after several hours canoeing, a lot of which was in twilight, in damp clothes.

So very cold.

So very, very cold.

Looks like somebodies not a happy camper...

Meh, thats SHORT TERM tired, try going to bed at 4am every night and getting up at 8am three times a week.

Lord Mackeroth wrote:

You think you know tired?

I spent last night in a tent, with a sleeping bag that was 5 degrees too cold, and 26 centimeters too short for me. I got somewhere between 3-4 hours sleep. All this was after several hours canoeing, a lot of which was in twilight, in damp clothes.

So very cold.

So very, very cold.

You think you know tired?

Try staying up ALL night playing ping-pong, then leaving at 7 AM to go to Cross Country practice and run 6-8 miles.

Needless to say, I didn't run 6-8 miles.

Keon wrote:

Looks like somebodies not a happy camper...

It's somebody's, not somebodies. And I was happy, just to let you know, the canoeing trip was great fun, I just didn't sleep.

Danice123 wrote:

Lord Mackeroth wrote:

You think you know tired?

I spent last night in a tent, with a sleeping bag that was 5 degrees too cold, and 26 centimeters too short for me. I got somewhere between 3-4 hours sleep. All this was after several hours canoeing, a lot of which was in twilight, in damp clothes.

So very cold.

So very, very cold.

You think you know tired?

Try staying up ALL night playing ping-pong, then leaving at 7 AM to go to Cross Country practice and run 6-8 miles.

Needless to say, I didn't run 6-8 miles.

I've been up over 24 hours, no coffee, went camping, set stuff up for a few hours, and couldn't go to sleep

now THAT'S hell

CoalMiningAlchemist wrote:

Danice123 wrote:

Lord Mackeroth wrote:

You think you know tired?

I spent last night in a tent, with a sleeping bag that was 5 degrees too cold, and 26 centimeters too short for me. I got somewhere between 3-4 hours sleep. All this was after several hours canoeing, a lot of which was in twilight, in damp clothes.

So very cold.

So very, very cold.

You think you know tired?

Try staying up ALL night playing ping-pong, then leaving at 7 AM to go to Cross Country practice and run 6-8 miles.

Needless to say, I didn't run 6-8 miles.

I've been up over 24 hours, no coffee, went camping, set stuff up for a few hours, and couldn't go to sleep

now THAT'S hell

That is? Then I guess I don't really mind pascal's wager anymore. Heh, I can live with camping and staying up late!

I'm almost tempted to sin, just to go camping more.

And I don't see how this pertains to Danice's devving.

deerailment :rail: :explosion: :rail:

superninjakiwi wrote:

deerailment :rail: :explosion: :rail:

Out. Now.

Also, you call doing that sort of excercise hard? Try doing (translated from owlish) Aerial fighting! Two whole days(12 hours, we divide our days into da and dight, EG when the sun sets, the next day starts) in near constant physical combat with weighted talons(Wood things that fit on the insides and points of talons, to blunt them) and bruises. The way it works is, the tournament is held over a body of water, and we clobber each other till we fall into the water, where we are rescued by owls on things that can be best described as large pontoon boats. I won, out of about 135 owls, all of which weigh slightly less than a small aircraft. Sleep, musts sleep. Need mosskv and sleep!

ACH0225 wrote:

superninjakiwi wrote:

deerailment :rail: :explosion: :rail:

Out. Now.

Also, you call doing that sort of excercise hard? Try doing (translated from owlish) Aerial fighting! Two whole days(12 hours, we divide our days into da and dight, EG when the sun sets, the next day starts) in near constant physical combat with weighted talons(Wood things that fit on the insides and points of talons, to blunt them) and bruises. The way it works is, the tournament is held over a body of water, and we clobber each other till we fall into the water, where we are rescued by owls on things that can be best described as large pontoon boats. I won, out of about 135 owls, all of which weigh slightly less than a small aircraft. Sleep, musts sleep. Need mosskv and sleep!

...

Do you just make this stuff up, or are you getting it out of a book series? It doesn't seem quite like Guardians of Ga'Hool, but I don't know any other popular owl books.

same. guardians of ga'hool is the only one i know.

superninjakiwi wrote:

same. guardians of ga'hool is the only one i know.

I think it is the only book about owls (well, fiction).

Well, I can see the battle talons from Ga'hoole. Only read 3 into the series though.

yeah, i kinda stoped reading them so i wouldent have even more overdue books.

I read those books. Completely innacurate, but amusing. Its also scary to think a human guessed about us, so after I read those books, I had a watcher assigned to watch the author of said books. And the only source I pull that information out of is my day to day activities.

ACH0225 wrote:

superninjakiwi wrote:

deerailment :rail: :explosion: :rail:

Out. Now.

Also, you call doing that sort of excercise hard? Try doing (translated from owlish) Aerial fighting! Two whole days(12 hours, we divide our days into da and dight, EG when the sun sets, the next day starts) in near constant physical combat with weighted talons(Wood things that fit on the insides and points of talons, to blunt them) and bruises. The way it works is, the tournament is held over a body of water, and we clobber each other till we fall into the water, where we are rescued by owls on things that can be best described as large pontoon boats. I won, out of about 135 owls, all of which weigh slightly less than a small aircraft. Sleep, musts sleep. Need mosskv and sleep!

That sounds like a cross country meet in the rain. Except that we don't blunt our talons (Spikes on the bottom of the shoes)

And there usually a whole lot more than 135 of us.

Danice123 wrote:

ACH0225 wrote:

superninjakiwi wrote:

deerailment :rail: :explosion: :rail:

Out. Now.

Also, you call doing that sort of excercise hard? Try doing (translated from owlish) Aerial fighting! Two whole days(12 hours, we divide our days into day and night, EG when the sun sets, the next day starts) in near constant physical combat with weighted talons(Wood things that fit on the insides and points of talons, to blunt them) and bruises. The way it works is, the tournament is held over a body of water, and we clobber each other till we fall into the water, where we are rescued by owls on things that can be best described as large pontoon boats. I won, out of about 135 owls, all of which weigh slightly less than a small aircraft. Sleep, musts sleep. Need mosskv and sleep!

That sounds like a cross country meet in the rain. Except that we don't blunt our talons (Spikes on the bottom of the shoes)

And there usually a whole lot more than 135 of us.

That is one of the few exceptions to the non communication rule. This law states that high government officials cannot have close communications with anyone who hasn't had a fierce background check. This also means I can't have a mate, close friends who don't work for me, or even take a walk through the city and talk to people! You humans are an exception, as you don't fall into the jurisdiction of my nation, so I can communicate with you with little censoring.

ACH0225 wrote:

Danice123 wrote:

ACH0225 wrote:

superninjakiwi wrote:

deerailment :rail: :explosion: :rail:

Out. Now.

Also, you call doing that sort of excercise hard? Try doing (translated from owlish) Aerial fighting! Two whole days(12 hours, we divide our days into day and night, EG when the sun sets, the next day starts) in near constant physical combat with weighted talons(Wood things that fit on the insides and points of talons, to blunt them) and bruises. The way it works is, the tournament is held over a body of water, and we clobber each other till we fall into the water, where we are rescued by owls on things that can be best described as large pontoon boats. I won, out of about 135 owls, all of which weigh slightly less than a small aircraft. Sleep, musts sleep. Need mosskv and sleep!

That sounds like a cross country meet in the rain. Except that we don't blunt our talons (Spikes on the bottom of the shoes)

And there usually a whole lot more than 135 of us.

That is one of the few exceptions to the non communication rule. This law states that high government officials cannot have close communications with anyone who hasn't had a fierce background check. This also means I can't have a mate, close friends who don't work for me, or even take a walk through the city and talk to people! You humans are an exception, as you don't fall into the jurisdiction of my nation, so I can communicate with you with little censoring.

............. have a rabbit.

Nice off topic post. Get on topic or dont post.