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Starting to THINK in Javascript/JGSS. It's all coming back to me now! How will that compute at work though?!

You're right. ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria), also known as ISIL (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant) was formed by a Jordanian extremist in 1999 and formed ties with other Islamic groups, notably al-Qaeda. Before that, it comprised several smaller groups, tribes or extremist...

@Bizarre Monkey I don't think that's the motivation behind it, not even political motivation. From the extremists' point of view, it's about Sharia Law and the installation (by force and/or violence) thereof. People or nations criticising, denying or refusing conversion to Islam are considered...

Even WITH experience it can cause mind-warping. ;)

Here's a very interesting article. We've been in a global war - notably with terrorism in its many forms - for decades. People are wary, perhaps even isolationist, and more than a little complacent. No one wants another actual World War, but that's exactly how it's starting to unfold. The...

And it's very useful doing so, for novices and pros alike. The console.log is also extremely useful for pinpointing exactly what went wrong, where and why (even if its error messages are sometimes obscure).

It is indeed. I know a Muslim couple who, upon hearing about the attacks in Paris, collapsed where they were and (both) started sobbing uncontrollably. And for the first time in their lives were ashamed at what had become of the world. He told me, "An ignorant man leading a blind man is just as...

I'm trying my hand at it, but not sure if I'll be able to finish it in time because of my work schedule, especially with the actual run-up to Christmas. Hectic at work as well as in life! Haha!

We're already IN World War 3! We have been for quite some time.

Maybe! ;) I've been spending a lot more time deconstructing JGSS and how everything's put together than RGSS.

That's deep, with deeper underlying connotations. And the music compounds it. Interestingly, I read it first mentally and it didn't do too much, then re-read it aloud (with a kind of leggiero tenor voice and a precise English accent); that sealed it.

It's the right choice in my opinion. Makes it mysterioso energico con anima.

This is VERY useful. I've been studying the Scene structure, hoping to convert my Extra Stats script from VX/VXA to MV.

@Kaimen It kinda has a mystique about it. Like you're tiptoeing (or at least being cautious), half-expecting something to happen!

More of the same. @David FoxFire A kind of steampunk/clockpunk vibe. I like that. Heard from two of my French friends; they're ok. But will be counselling a couple who lost their loved on in the Paris attacks. Will be off here for a few days to a week.

Seeing things before they happen's something some people find "disturbing". 's why I like an air of mystique. To think I'm skeptical of it!

@David FoxFire I'd be interested in seeing more, although it's been many years since I played D&D or any other Tabletop. @Cunechan Glad your friend was able to text you. Hope her friends are ok too.

@David FoxFire, ironically I was listening to Dies Irae (translates as "Day of Wrath") when it went down. It gets to the point where you kinda become inured to it after the initial emotional response. What makes it worse (for me) is I've not heard from my French friends since. Your tabletop...

I've been using Advanced Renamer for a while, but I think I'll try this one as well.

I've been playing around with something like this too (with limited success). The idea being that you preload (buffer) two similarly named files and then memorise/replay them when you need them. It seems that most of the fading is controlled by WebAudio class. This might help you out a little...