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Either way, lock let's get a majority and end this quick!

Alright, given some recent information I'm going to clarify what happeded in the recap Shazam was targeted by Hank, Hank's attack succeeded Shazam was killed by the wolves The kraken incinerated Shazam's body (hiding his role) Shazam was Smitten Heilmewtwo was lynched. He was the Megamouth RJS...

Well there's that :P Actually both the villagers and Wolves want you dead, we have to kill the opposing team AND wildlife

Ok, I have some info from a bucket. First, Exedra visited Pyure first night. Due to this I will vote Exedra Second Fraction claimed parnell, a parnell just died. @RJS can you kill him? Thirdly, I know someone who has claimed Maggie to this bucket. And now I implore the Lazarus to revive...

Well, nothing lost killing the megamouth on both sides And now RJS has an extra kill for the village or possibly some extra info. Pyure being revived is ok as he can tell us who the griffin is if he so desires. Not an altogether bad night

Oh, I didn't know it also did #. Although if you have // it is assumed you have /* */

Different langs use different things. The most common are // and #. Zenscript (MT) uses // as you said

Strange, I watched a similar series on Objective-C a while back and it was okay, but I could learn all the concepts in one hour and thirty minute lecture in 20-30 minutes, I didn't find the information was compressed enough for my needs.

No, the definition of a whore is a prostitute, they aren't prostitues :P

Not as insensitive as I can be :3 Everything you ever do will end in heat death (go entropy!) and will never matter...what i'm saying right now won't matter...my death won't matter, your's won't either. Everything you do is meaningless, enjoy it!

"Hunters Win Condition: Kill all the Wolfs & Wild Life" Not really :P

I would say no...there are much better ways to learn Java Such as learn java online I would use that and really just experiment, if you have a problem look it up on google and stack overflow

Actually, the win goal is to kill all wildlife and each other

Yeah, pretty much :P

Well, it's pretty important :P

The proper name of Javascript is EMCAScript, so it's not super bad :P But yes, Java and JS are very different. And yes you would use this.variable to access one inside an object

A HUGE difference Java class public class Dog { String breed; int age; String color; public Dog(breed, age, color) { this.breed = breed; this.age = age; this.color = color; } public void barking() { System.out.println(this.breed + " is barking and is of color " +...

Not always. There are a couple amazing games where the wolves and villagers knew who each other were but through tricky plays won. Also, the wolves secondary power of nightly killing means that if a wolf/villager alliance was established the wolves could quickly eliminate the villagers or...

that's javascript...not java...

Is that so? I don't think so. Explain how he doesn't always die first night if he isn't a wolf? If I was a wolf this game I would keep Pyure alive and see if I could form an alliance. All of the roles besides Wild Life in this game have a common enemy, the Wild Life, so making an alliance...