Mistakes of Crossfire

D_Wayne

Sry for bad english this was make by Google translate

The most important errors in the crossfire, after many patches,
there is still the game crashes down easy
usually without any basis or there is
(quite often when Clanmatch who you clan invites one) fatal error, etc.

The 2nd mistake is that nprotect fail!
it gives so many hackers in crossfire
and crossfire patch,and patch but crossfire dont patch hacks
the hacks arent perfect hacks
but nprotect cant prevent hacks thats LOL.

Sandstorm88

that bug is indeed pretty annoying, that if you try to invite another clan for a clanmatch, that the game crashes, but I'm sure the GM's are already searching what the problem might be. Give them some time, they're still human and they don't know everything, not all things are so easy to fix.

as a programmer myself, I know it's very irritating to fix bugs sometimes, people whine a lot if it's not fixed right away, but bugs might be very hard to fix. It's not something like if they should write "if(game has bug) then fix bug" if it would be that easy, there wouldn't be bugs at all


and about the part of the hackers:

don't blame them, they are doing their very best for it!

[FallenAngel]

Thanks for understanding Sandstorm88, I really wish coding was that simple. Not to mention the other errors that are completely unexpected that happen after you fix an error in a past patch.

We are still working to make sure the game runs as well as possible on all types of computers but that is also full of issues depending on each persons system and connection. Please be patient and submit error reports into us so we can look into them and find the errors.

D_Wayne

Crossfiere is a big community and eárn many money with zp usw.
but there is not mutch gms or other who works to prevent hacks
Gm saidin the only one who watch the reports!
z8games must invest more in workers who watch reports fix bugs and more
this is my opinion

NipXe

100% True.

DDoTt

[CM]FallenAngel wrote: »

Thanks for understanding Sandstorm88, I really wish coding was that simple. Not to mention the other errors that are completely unexpected that happen after you fix an error in a past patch.

We are still working to make sure the game runs as well as possible on all types of computers but that is also full of issues depending on each persons system and connection. Please be patient and submit error reports into us so we can look into them and find the errors.

As Fallen said, it is not that easy. As a CET (Computer Engineering Technology) student, Coding isn't easy, I used to run my own private servers. I can change things around, but they happen after long coding and so many error messages. For example:
This is one of the BASIC codes: in C++
1: #include <iostream.h>
2:
3: int main()
4: {
5: cout << "Hello World!" << endl;
6: return 0;
7: }


One single mistake with the placement of the ( , ) will give you errors.

iDeePlz

lol true dat

DDoTt

Yeh, I just can't wait untill my Degree, xD I might apply for a position with the coders in z8games :D

crossfireXPS

Yeah, I'm learning C++ right now, and debugging code is one hell of a job. I remember doing a simple program of converting Fahrenheit to Celsius and it failed to compile. After...like 30 minutes I finally realised my error...I had typed in : instead of ;. Sigh..what a mistake..

ComplxMind

crossfireXPS wrote: »

Yeah, I'm learning C++ right now, and debugging code is one hell of a job. I remember doing a simple program of converting Fahrenheit to Celsius and it failed to compile. After...like 30 minutes I finally realised my error...I had typed in : instead of ;. Sigh..what a mistake..

First of all, *yawn*, it's two in the morning, go to sleep for your nation's sake, we don't need more red-shot, blood-sucking zombies... Secondly, it is YOUR fault your programs do not work! How dare you blame it on the computer/language! You are like a child becoming frustrated because your Rogers (R) Scientific Atlanta remote won't interface with your TV.

good0one

ComplexMind wrote: »

First of all, *yawn*, it's two in the morning, go to sleep for your nation's sake, we don't need more red-shot, blood-sucking zombies... Secondly, it is YOUR fault your programs do not work! How dare you blame it on the computer/language! You are like a child becoming frustrated because your Rogers (R) Scientific Atlanta remote won't interface with your TV.

HUH? I didnt get any of that dude.or chik or watever

crossfireXPS

Actually, it's afternoon here. Get your time zones right!

SexyAwen

As a note, Why do only some maps, sub base i think is one and there is one other...that when you radio message it gives the location of the radio message. But on the rest of the maps it just gives the message no location in the brackets.


I'd like all maps to give that location as well.

X0serveu0X

DDoTt wrote: »

As Fallen said, it is not that easy. As a CET (Computer Engineering Technology) student, Coding isn't easy, I used to run my own private servers. I can change things around, but they happen after long coding and so many error messages. For example:
This is one of the BASIC codes: in C++
1: #include <iostream.h>
2:
3: int main()
4: {
5: cout << "Hello World!" << endl;
6: return 0;
7: }


One single mistake with the placement of the ( , ) will give you errors.

Hmh why are you using batch consoles to run servers :P I know its a common way but there are other more stable ways to do so.