I intend it to be a subgame, where you usually use the standard tools or pay another player for a custom app. If only one in 100 players can make their own programs to any decent extent, it will still be a good system. The goal is that none of the programs are hardcoded, so a virus is entirely possi...

Well, it's not dead, just "dead". At the current rate, it may be done in a couple thousand years, but it WILL be done. I have it parsing to bytecode from a file. It has 9 instructions so far. The following program: ADD 0 10000 SUB 0 1 DBG 0 JNZ 1 0 takes 31 clock()(the windows version, 1/1...

Hidden hint: In the first picture, it has shown more than the viewing window, with buttons such as blueprints, email, and such. Growing on that, we get single person, or maybe very small group. Based on the doors, it will be played from first or third person. Beyond that, it is hinted at to possibly...

So I recently found the demo and downloadable bonus CD. I liked the idea fo an oline version and have had a small bit of C experience. Although I know it is doomed from the start, I started thinking about the possibility and this is what I have: 34 fake assembly language instructions that would beco...

http://img396.imageshack.us/img396/2439/tileqm1.gif The ‼pure awesome‼ strikes the old image in the head! It is battered! Basically, if this had more images like it, they could be tiled and used to create a huge endless amusement image. By the time someone is done watching, the flame ha...

There have been at least two refrences to Dwarf Fortress in the Introversion Blog section, at least one in the main post of the thread.

I have seen a diffrent game that allowed demo users to connect to LAN games by users with the full game. If it were adjusted so that a full version could give out a "LAN key" of some sort that would allow up to X people to join that copy during the next 24 hours, but only the copy that the...