I've found this great software that teaches Ruby, and its amazing simplicity. I'm still skeptical on Rubys potential in development, but this looks like a great little interactive program to start to learn basic programming, the flow, statements, commenting, its pretty nice. Hackety Hack: The Coder'...

Ten minutes into playing with it, I've made 2 player pong! Pretty simple, and a lot of fun. Should help new comers the methods of game design. If statements, random numbers, etc.

My next project will be a Keeper clone! This one might be a little bit more tough...

web_master wrote:Thanks for the information

No problem. any plans to play, or just taking the easy post?

I've found this website known as Scratch. It allows you to make simple games using drag and drop blocks, and then upload your projects to the internet to share with others. Really interesting for anyone interested in learning game development. Its really simple, but a good starting spot. Scratch! So...

There's also another game I found, with full featured pen & paper stuffs... add me on MSN so we know when eachother is online? If MSN isn't convenient, I have AIM, YIM, and ICQ, and GoogleTalk if you prefer... MSN is good. MSN is my online friend IM client, and AIM is for personal use. Yeah, I'...

Opps, I forgot to include the link! Sorry for double posting. SHAdmin, edit button please?

Fantasy Grounds, a way to play Pen and Paper RPGs over the internet!

Want to give this "Fantasy Grounds" software I found a try? It looks pretty fun.

So, I'll open this up: Smokyhosts.com Fantasy Grounds Game! Looking for players! Anyone interested, post a reply here!

Yeah.. I wish there was a way we can play together, cause you need to learn the greatness of it.

Is it a big school? I mean its hard to not fit into a **** in high school.

Tails5 wrote:Im not saying I don't have cool friends >_> Im saying I don't have many at all...

I'm sure thats not true. Are you in high school?