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I'm starting to feel like no-javascript-guy is some type of HN novelty account. Seriously man, not a single person here cares that you don't use javascript. Move on.
Hey! Hey guys! I don't use Facebook! Aren't you proud of me!?
EDIT: Remember, your votes decide the type of discussion you'd like to be having in the future. So down vote me if you'd like to see more bullying on HN.
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I'm starting to feel like no-javascript-guy is some type of HN novelty account. Seriously man, not a single person here cares that you don't use javascript. Move on.
As a game developer, I care. Any sign that my potential audience is cut by a technology choice I make is valuable information to me.
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I'm starting to feel like no-javascript-guy is some type of HN novelty account. Seriously man, not a single person here cares that you don't use javascript. Move on.
As a game developer, I care. Any sign that my potential audience is cut by a technology choice I make is valuable information to me.
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As a game developer, I care. Any sign that my potential audience is cut by a technology choice I make is valuable information to me.
Should you really expect to be able play a web based game if you don't AT LEAST have javascript enabled?
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Should you really expect to be able play a web based game if you don't AT LEAST have javascript enabled?
The point is that it's valuable for game developers to realize that some people can't play a game that requires javascript. The comment helped facilitate that.
window.Engine._incomeTimeout = setTimeout(Engine.collectIncome, 500) // default 1000
IMO it's not a cheat, because it just shortens somewhat tedious waiting early in the game, but doesn't alter it otherwise.
Seems to use the psychological technique of intermittent rewards to encourage continued clicking of "stoke the fire." Unfortunately after about 4 stokings with no new developments in the game, I got bored and quit.
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Should you really expect to be able play a web based game if you don't AT LEAST have javascript enabled?
The point is that it's valuable for game developers to realize that some people can't play a game that requires javascript. The comment helped facilitate that.