Warrior General Games

Even gives awesome examples that you can play with.

http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?filename=tryjs_events

Of course, you clearly need basic knowledge of HTML, as javascript is basically just editing HTML on client side, but yeah.

After watching that cool video on YouTube I was inspired to learn to code so these links are helpful thanks.

Originally posted by DavyJonesLocker
Bogleg went inactive 2 years ago, and it seems pabst and GarretFoster both went inactive last month. Any active script writers left?

I don't want to speculate their age, but if they were younger guys in their teens, they could have grown up and realized life isnt about GLB. Which is what i think will be happening in the next 2-3 years. All these kids that got hooked on the game, will grow up, realize they have a life and loose interest in the game. Now please don't mistake me, I'm not insisting that all people who play the game don't have lives, but no one can deny that there is a large group of players in this game that spend most of their days and nights on the game.

I might be totally wrong here, but I don't think the average population of GLB is young kids. In fact, most of the people I came across have been in their 30s to 50s...

Originally posted by Hagalaz
I might be totally wrong here, but I don't think the average population of GLB is young kids. In fact, most of the people I came across have been in their 30s to 50s...

Well I'd bet those are the guys that just come on here to play and have fun. 30-50 yr old guys aren't ones to over value their opinions on the forums. I myself am just about 30, I started playing in 08 and just lost interest in the game. I had a new baby and didnt have the time. Then I came on too see if much had changed, noticed i had over 10000 flex points so I figured I should spend them. So here I am yet again.

Originally posted by mdnhs01
Well I'd bet those are the guys that just come on here to play and have fun. 30-50 yr old guys aren't ones to over value their opinions on the forums. I myself am just about 30, I started playing in 08 and just lost interest in the game. I had a new baby and didnt have the time. Then I came on too see if much had changed, noticed i had over 10000 flex points so I figured I should spend them. So here I am yet again.
You're projecting personal experience too much. Young men probably don't have the discretionary income to be heavily involved in a game like this.

Originally posted by Hagalaz
I might be totally wrong here, but I don't think the average population of GLB is young kids. In fact, most of the people I came across have been in their 30s to 50s...

Same. Based on private forums i'm in i'd say the avg range is from 25-45. Although I know there are college age and younger plus a few older than my range.

Originally posted by jdbolick

You're projecting personal experience too much. Young men probably don't have the discretionary income to be heavily involved in a game like this.

Well what I mean by younger kids are 13-17 yr old kids. I don' t mean younger than that. I guess at 29, 17yr olds seem like kids. And for the younger kids, I would suspect that their parents have money and thats where they get their funds from. But either way, the point I was making a few days ago is that GLB isnt going to be able to expand much further if they can't attract new users. Knowing that most members are 25-45 years old, it backs up my thought that sooner or later, members are going to get bored with the game and not play anymore. This game is primarily funded by a core group of members that continue to cycle through their players. The biggest problem i see with attracting new members, is the level of competition t start out your players career. Most new members don't get on a good team to start and when their team continuously gets beaten badly, they lose interest in the game because they are here to win.

Originally posted by jdbolick

You're projecting personal experience too much. Young men probably don't have the discretionary income to be heavily involved in a game like this.

I have to ask, Are you a fan of the Panthers or of Cam Newton?? If you are a fan of the Panthers, do you honestly like Newton?? I personally can't stand the guy and would hate to have him as my QB. He's not much of a team player and then what tops it all off, is when he referes to himself in the 3rd person. Such and arrogant thing to do. I am a Pats fan and I don't want to put Tom Brady on a pedestal, but when his team loses, he reacts much differently than Cam. Newton pouts and whines in press conferences, while Brady stands tall and dictates what needs to be done. Its all about being a leader and I will say Cam is half way there. He has the confidence and poise of a leader, but just doesnt know how to handle losing. I don't think he's a great QB. He is good, but I feel that a QB like Cam and his talen, catch up to him in the NFL. I compare him to a Matt Leinart. Even thought I'd say Cam has more talent, they dominated the NCAA football, but once they got to the Pro's, the competition is leveled out and he loses some of his advantages he had in college. He's a very selfish player that would rather change a play call from a pass to a QB rush near the end zone. Everyone wants to win, but I feel Cam would prefer stats over trophies.

Just my opinion. Don't like the guy. Him and his "Cammy Cam juice" (If you watched Grudens QB Camp 2 years ago, you'd know what the Cammy Cam juice is).

mdnhs01 you are awesome dont ever change

Originally posted by mdnhs01
I am a Pats fan
Where in New England do you live?

how'd this thread turn into a thread about Cam Newton?

Originally posted by Timetoshine-Metta
how'd this thread turn into a thread about Cam Newton?


Didnt follow script...
Pats fans screwing up things again.

There used to be a lot of younger people on the forums back in '09 and '10. I can remember seeing a lot of immature crap splattered throughout...probably why FFA was always hoppin' back then. I mean, FFA is crazy now...but back then it was smear feces on the wall insane.