I still think it's a bad idea. Why would you import the entire source code to another language? It would take a lot of your time up and the end result would not be the same. IVAN gameplay is very precariously balanced and even the smallest change would upset that balance. I'm also pretty sure the way they handle graphics in IVAN would be impossible to replicate in Java.

It would be much easier just to learn the basics of C++. C++ is an extremely easy language to learn. Much easier than Java. The only thing you need to learn pretty much is networking, which is fairly simple... Trust me, keep it in C++. This is a great idea but trying to import it to Java would just kill the project

did ighalli and planplan leave or something?

Not a problem, I changed it back. Before, though, you couldn't press tab to go from the textbox to the buttons, now you can.

I have found a flaming valpurium long sword +10, and learned the hard way while fighting a golem the truth about these weapons....

I guess that was actually one of the worst items I've found.

The best has always been Mjolak. I'm sure I've found it in UT1 a couple times.

Yes welcome aboard. I'm of the strong opinion that it would be best to keep it in C++. Much less work, C++ is a much more flexible language in my opinion, and definitely much faster than Java.

But multiplayer would definitely be great. As for the levels I couldn't tell you how they are generated, but they are not entirely random.

I finally have some time to make some updates / new features.

For now I have modified:
- shoutbox, the usernames link to the person's profile
- with quick reply, the tab button cycles to the submit button

Open to suggestions. Nothing too big, just minor modifications

I modified it so that the usernames link to their profiles now

Dang at first I thought ROTK = Return of the King. That would be way cool to have a Lord of the Rings version of IVAN

I know, I was joking

sorry i didn't get those results 4zb4. Valpurium traps don't cause limbs to vanish