Neither will be hard.
Counter-Strike 2 != Counter-Strike. If they release a Counter-Strike 2 we are half way there.
Blizzard will eventuelly fold. Just look at Interplay.
The same company that brought you Carmageddon, Fallout, Baldur's Gate, Descent series, etc, died. I saw their stocks a few hours before they died. They weren't even worth a penny.
If Blizzard dies and x86 was still around I assume it'd move to Liquid Chat Network :D? (or IRC, but LCN > IRC)
God, show me LCN
OK!
QuoteLiquid Chat Network Server v0.1.2
Created on Mar 17, 2005 by Spencer Ragen (R.a.B.B.i.T)
(C)Copyright R.a.B.B.i.T Software 2005. All rights reserved.
Creating server socket...
Server listen port set to 9876
Socket created (0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0:9876).
Server listening...
Connection from /127.0.0.1:1444
To IRC we go. Forever...
Then in like 3 years, we'll all be like.. Wow, repping x86. :)
GBN.
Hah!
Blizzard won't go under for a while if those WoW subscriptions keep..
Battle.Net might.
IRC!
LCN!
GBN!
BotNet!
BotNet sucks, and you need to be connected to Battle.Net to get on anyways.
No you don't.
Discuss this somewhere else, this isn't the appropriate thread :P
Yeah you do, event SphtBot says so.
You don't need to be. You can just say <Not Connected> for everything =P
You need to use inet_addr() on the server IP, and for no apparent reason I can't get it to work when I'm not actually connected to the server.
[11:53:56] BinaryChat (*BinaryChat%31) is on the BotNet under database [vL] (with read access) from channel <Not logged on> on server 63.240.202.134.
Anyways, MSN chatrooms = x86 new home.
Quote from: darkxir on May 12, 2005, 02:53:26 PM
[11:53:56] BinaryChat (*BinaryChat%31) is on the BotNet under database [vL] (with read access) from channel <Not logged on> on server 63.240.202.134[/size].
I win.
0xFFFFFFFF
255.255.255.255
Its an IP. Get over it.
yes, use 255.255.255.255 when not connected.
He stretched the tables, I say we have him killed. Anyway, I say we move to IRC! 100%!
Quote from: Warrior on May 12, 2005, 10:22:52 PM
yes, use 255.255.255.255 when not connected.
Tried it, didn't work