In my honest opinion, the graphics (although using an extremely limiting techniqe) are almost as good as ASM (although it may just be me being used to looking at them) so no need for asm version. Anyways... any other thoughts on puzzle components?
Ok, graphical work is done (mostly) for the platformer. I'm looking for simple non-moving things to add to the engine (i.e. switches) that can be useful in designing puzzles, any thoughts?
Adding another project to the list (started it today). It's a platformer similar to Metroid. Basically, I'd made a change to Zoith's tilemapper and it allowed for some cool graphics (Pure-Basic by the way). This game should be finished the quickest of all of the others so far said and it will be the funnest to work on.
So is my school. I'm gonna be honest though, while I'm pretty smart, I'm a slacker. I spend no time on assignments I don't have to do and little on those I do. In classes with teacher's I like I have gotten 100 averages because I see it as worthwhile and interesting. Otherwise my grades range from 75-85 with an average of 87 or so (including the 100 occasionally thrown in). I do really good on standerdized tests though where homework doesn't count and rarely get lower then 95 or so on these.
EDIT: By the way, just because I don't do all the work I'm supposed to doesn't mean I don't work alot.
I'm looking into taking a bunch of fun classes next year and attempt to get rid of the stress:
Graphics Design (Gimp and Flash are both in the curriculam, the class actually does alot of cool stuff) Myth and Legends (In place of English) Astrophysics (I honestly just like the name...) Calculus (Bah! No way to get around math)
And that's all I've chosen so far. I'm gonna try not to have a first period class .
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