"igazor;c-16568564" wrote:
How about if we collectively consider a 64-bit, retooled game engine and other such theoretical enhancements to be sort of a TS3.1 upgrade regardless of what its developers might call it and our flocking to such a thing, if it ever really existed, would not really constitute "moving on" from TS3 any more than changing patch levels or adding more EPs ever did? :)
I like it. We wouldn't be cheating on TS3, or trading it in for a
younger, prettier ::ahem:: I mean more powerful and less glitchy version. Because I'm sure nobody here would ever even consider doing that.
"igazor;c-16568693" wrote:
How would you feel about a 1-bit version that doesn't include any sims? Basically you will have gnomes, furniture, and a color wheel. Maybe walls and floors if we can fit them in or those might arrive later in a patch. :p
We've long ago established that I don't have any programming skills, but I've certainly read that 32-bit is a reference to 2^32 addresses, which is still a very large number.
(4,294,967,296.) (I can't help it, I had to. Sorry.) Of course naming conventions can change over time, but under this system, a 1-bit program would have... 2 addresses? So what would that game look like? If you and your nraas friends could manage to code a magical gnome into that environment, you might be actual wizards.
