HW... x_x
Also Preytor, you'd better give only components that DON'T crash the game if you click on them. If they do, the only way to put them into your bot is BFE/AAM, and these are banned. So it's basically utterly useless, but even detrimental, to put these game-crashing components in.
Quote from: Naryar on November 24, 2011, 12:20:25 PMAlso Preytor, you'd better give only components that DON'T crash the game if you click on them. If they do, the only way to put them into your bot is BFE/AAM, and these are banned. So it's basically utterly useless, but even detrimental, to put these game-crashing components in.Then don't use them.
Quote from: Preytor_4 on November 24, 2011, 12:26:19 PMQuote from: Naryar on November 24, 2011, 12:20:25 PMAlso Preytor, you'd better give only components that DON'T crash the game if you click on them. If they do, the only way to put them into your bot is BFE/AAM, and these are banned. So it's basically utterly useless, but even detrimental, to put these game-crashing components in.Then don't use them.Are we supposed to know what components don't work ? Are we supposed to download components we don't need ? Are we supposed to bother looking at all the components and waste our time seeing what components crash the game because you didn't provided a list ? Are we supposed to think you're lazy for not wanting to remove components from your pack, an endeavor who should take much less time if you do it than if everyone does it ?At the very least, provide a way to see what components crash the game or not so we can avoid crashing our games over 9000 times, or just remove them (that will probably take less time than adding ingame comments like I suggested earlier). I don't feel like downloading a larger package partly made of components who crash my game, without me knowing of it.
I don't know how many people would be assed to download an entire pack of components just for one tourney...
Care to delete them in the package you will send ? You'll just make this easier for everyone, among other benefits.
That's one of a large component folder...
I think it is pretty original, and like the idea myself.