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Just an ordinary joe, mediocore programmer

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What are we missing that they haven't made yet? I'm a bad programmer who has no idea what networking is, I think scripts make good monologues on stage. But, on that off chance I did happen to be slightly better than okay; what mechanics would be nice to have automated? Like something that's annoying that you wish was fixed. Even personal pet peeves. Just remember that I'm not too good with numbers and that keyboards confuse me. =|
I used to have a list of things I wish were automated.  But these days, my list is empty.  The community has really stepped up and delivered. I'm curious to see what others think.
Crying shame, what else needs to be scripted? I'm new around here, so I have no idea what people are in need of. Honestly I wanted to make someone's week and don my Ipv-Santa suit. I'm bored to be honest e.e
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Scott C.
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Also, you won't be able to easily program any scripts without a pro level subscription as you'd have no way to test the scripts, unless you found someone else with a sub that would let you be a gm in a game of theirs that is.
How far do you believe technology stretches Mr. Scott? There's only one thing I actually have to look out for and it ironically has nothing to do with the "scripting". See the interesting thing about the R.20 system is they've already done that for you. I aim to show that you don't need it. Everything ticks my friend, the grand C-cross^ is the language of creation. My aim is a message, I just want it....public. The second phase? That's the tricky part is pretending like you aren't the guy who ruined the big-wig's cereal.