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It's because it's been over four days since a new scene with Sarah. From now on, I imagine we'll only be able to measure time from one to the next.aideen wrote:o_o It can't have only been 48 hours. That's insane. It feels like a week :s
It looks that way doesn't it?Particular wrote:Hahahaha, you guys are hilarious. I thought Bree and Jonas looked pretty cosy by that tree too. AwwI hope they get together, but I think the Creators are just going to tease us and not have it lead to anything, more chance seeing a bit of action with the beast in my opinion.
cbizzle44 wrote:[...]what does code do?
ETA: well, apparently it puts what you say in a quote box, makes it green, and puts it in the font "courrier new" or someting. grand.
Lurker wrote:It turns special codes into their basic text forms so you can do things like this:
(Assume I'm explaining to someone how the quote tags work)Code: Select all
[quote]What you want to have in the quote box goes here.[/quote]
Code: Select all
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
bool understood = false;
cout << "More importantly, [ code ] preserves the original formatting of the code entered;\nthis is often important for actual program or web application source code, where indention clarifies the structure of the code.";
if(understood) {
return 1;
}
else {
cout << "\n See? In this case, one can clearly see which of the curly brackets belongs to what, due to indention. Indention that is usually ignored by normal HTML, and, as such, by the constructs underlying forum posts; [ code ], however forces special styling rules which keep this formatting standing.";
return 0;
}
}
// and if you've read all this, you need a new vid just as much as I do.
/*
God damn this is boring.
*/
I'm getting a little anxious
Thanks!Lurker wrote:Haha, good stuff, house.
Hopefully it goes better for him this time (with Sarah!). It had better. I truly couldn't bear to see him hurt again. I'd have to leave.
I bet the next video will have something like "Hi everyone! So much happened in the last few days! We found some things in Julia's folder that explain everything about The Order and The Ceremony! Of course, we're not going to tell you anything, and are going to go make some irrational decisions! See you in another 72 hours with another video that tells you nothing! Keep clicking on those ads!"TOSG wrote:Jeromy (the PM and creator of the Maddison Atkins ARG) made a great point last night in his chat, when he noted that such a delay between discovering the blue folder and revealing what was in it is completely at odds with a realistic pacing of the storyline.
These kinds of cliffhangers might work in TV shows, but for this medium, they seem inappropriate.
The last video was FRIDAY. It is now MONDAY! JESUS!aideen wrote:AHHH, NOOOO -runs in circles-watching_watchers wrote:>_> I need a new video.
Or I will die.
DIE.
Please?
Anything but that!
We really are spoilt. Not to mention getting desperate!!
o_o It can't have only been 48 hours. That's insane. It feels like a week :scbizzle44 wrote: and i need a new video
it's been almost 48 hours. its killling me
Whats going to distract me from being EMMMMMMMOOOOOOOOOOOOO lmao jk.Marilee wrote:still no new video???what is going to distract me from packing and doing productive things?
sigh.
thanks both of you!Renegade wrote:cbizzle44 wrote:[...]what does code do?
ETA: well, apparently it puts what you say in a quote box, makes it green, and puts it in the font "courrier new" or someting. grand.Lurker wrote:It turns special codes into their basic text forms so you can do things like this:
(Assume I'm explaining to someone how the quote tags work)Code: Select all
[quote]What you want to have in the quote box goes here.[/quote]Code: Select all
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { bool understood = false; cout << "More importantly, [ code ] preserves the original formatting of the code entered;\nthis is often important for actual program or web application source code, where indention clarifies the structure of the code."; if(understood) { return 1; } else { cout << "\n See? In this case, one can clearly see which of the curly brackets belongs to what, due to indention. Indention that is usually ignored by normal HTML, and, as such, by the constructs underlying forum posts; [ code ], however forces special styling rules which keep this formatting standing."; return 0; } } // and if you've read all this, you need a new vid just as much as I do. /* God damn this is boring. */
