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2005-06-11, 5:29 PM #1

Pagewizard_YKS

Redeemed Scoundrel

Posts: 5,971

The full JK and MOTS source code was made availible to us and we were given the authorization to modify it.

What would you do with it?

2005-06-11, 5:33 PM #2

-Monoxide-

Banned

Posts: 2,813

Update it, to make an actual JK: Source Engine type thing, like how they did with HL2.

2005-06-11, 5:41 PM #3

I am the Stig

Posts: 10,922

stare at it.

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2005-06-11, 5:48 PM #4

Daft_Vader

Daftendirekt

Posts: 4,628

Nothing. Since I don't know jack squat when it comes to programming. I'd just sit around and wait for other people to release lots of awesome stuff, then just work from there.

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2005-06-11, 6:04 PM #5

kyle90

Laser Lover

Posts: 8,450

Realistically, we'd probably have 20 people complaining loudly that they could have programmed it better, another 20 people coming in and defending Lucasarts, 100 people telling the firxt 40 to STFU, and about one person who might actually try adding on to the engine (i'm thinking GBK probably).

Stuff

2005-06-11, 6:06 PM #6

herb

a necessary change

Posts: 1,435

We'd all be cleaning ourselves.

2005-06-11, 6:15 PM #7

Darth_Revan

For-eh-VUR

Posts: 506

Quote:

Originally posted by kyle90
Realistically, we'd probably have 20 people complaining loudly that they could have programmed it better, another 20 people coming in and defending Lucasarts, 100 people telling the firxt 40 to STFU, and about one person who might actually try adding on to the engine (i'm thinking GBK probably).

The truth to this statement is depressing.

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