reaper115
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roommate and i are gonna do a game.... rpg-style, probably.... we'd been talking about using C++, but then one of us thought of using C#. whaddya think?
C++ vs. C#
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quwiltw
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I think this should have been posted to Random Thoughts.reaper115 said:
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I'd think that if you don't even know what language to use, you shouldn't be writing a game, especially an RPG-style. especially an "RPG-style" game. I'd learn some basic programming, then maybe code a game that says "pick a number between 1 and 10... higher... lower... higher... you got it!", then move onward...
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a_jam_sandwich
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LOL
reaper115
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O_O
pick a number? i did that in basic script six years ago....
it's not like we're going into this unprepared. we've concepts for art, plot/character development, items, etc, etc, etc.
"rpg-style" was probably an incorrect choice of words on my part... it'll be an mmorpg... so not quite an rpg in the single-player-console-game sense.... i knew what i meant.
so, to rephrase my question, what do you think would be some advantages to doing the game in C++? C#? what about disadvantages?
pick a number? i did that in basic script six years ago....
it's not like we're going into this unprepared. we've concepts for art, plot/character development, items, etc, etc, etc.
"rpg-style" was probably an incorrect choice of words on my part... it'll be an mmorpg... so not quite an rpg in the single-player-console-game sense.... i knew what i meant.
so, to rephrase my question, what do you think would be some advantages to doing the game in C++? C#? what about disadvantages?
If you are sufficiently prepared and have sufficient knowledge of both languages, then there isn't much difference either way. Both languages are equally capable of accomplishing what you want.
An application written for .NET will probably be developed quicker than using C++, but will probably run slightly slower and start slower. You can target any version of DirectX with C++, but only DirectX 9 from .NET.
An application written for .NET will probably be developed quicker than using C++, but will probably run slightly slower and start slower. You can target any version of DirectX with C++, but only DirectX 9 from .NET.
reaper115
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thanks divil