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Just wondering...

For me, it's the "sort of" option. NReality only gives me a completely grey screen and the thing about N is that it doesn't recognise my progress even though the .sol file is there in the right place. So I spend time playing NUMA levels just by pasting the level data into the textbox in userlevels. And I can't submit scores. It's not quite the same experience.

NReality if I'm bored in a lecture at uni.

Because schools' keyboards sucks I don't play it that much. And hey, get social, people, it's school.

amomentlikethis wrote:NReality if I'm bored in a lecture at uni.

Yup, great way to pass the time if a lecture drones on.

I tried it once but it wasn't the same.

ToeFaceKiller wrote:

amomentlikethis wrote:NReality if I'm bored in a lecture at uni.

Yup, great way to pass the time if a lecture drones on.

LOLPUNS

The keyboards suck and .sol files are not accessible, but I play anyway.

In high school, I did. Mostly N, but I played NReality for a brief stint. In college, though, I don't bring my computer to any of my classes, so I don't play it in class. I guess I still play it /at school/, though, seeing as I'm always, technically, at school.

The thing about having a 1st gen netbook is that... *embarrassment* the screen is too small to play n ;_; (otherwise, it would run just fine).

*Cough* Nreality only. waste computer space to have both on their =P

nice question ;D

im_bad_at_n wrote:*Cough* Nreality only. waste computer space to have both on their =P

Not at all. NReality is great in many respects, but it's built to be unstable. On the occasions when I open up N, I'll probably screw around with it for a bit, then just leave it open in the background while I do other stuff, maybe go watch a movie or something. I don't play N all that much anymore, so how I generally end up making maps is by having N there, within easy reach. If you're the sort of person (like I know you are, iban) who plays N in most of their free time, then NReality is the logical option, but if you just leave it sitting there, it will crash itself as inevitably as the tides coming in. But Nv1.4 will not, because if it's anything at all, it's a stable motherfucker, which is just what I need.

xVxCrushloaderusSupremusxVx wrote:

im_bad_at_n wrote:*Cough* Nreality only. waste computer space to have both on their =P

Not at all. NReality is great in many respects, but it's built to be unstable. On the occasions when I open up N, I'll probably screw around with it for a bit, then just leave it open in the background while I do other stuff, maybe go watch a movie or something. I don't play N all that much anymore, so how I generally end up making maps is by having N there, within easy reach. If you're the sort of person (like I know you are, iban) who plays N in most of their free time, then NReality is the logical option, but if you just leave it sitting there, it will crash itself as inevitably as the tides coming in. But Nv1.4 will not, because if it's anything at all, it's a stable motherfucker, which is just what I need.

I've learned this the hard way - I lost some maps on NReality's crashes :(

yeah. that mostly where i play it. I've made 90% of all my maps from there, as that s the reason why they arent too great. XD
(amazingly, I'm posting this from school. A miracle it doesn't block it.)

Donfuy wrote:

xVxCrushloaderusSupremusxVx wrote:

im_bad_at_n wrote:*Cough* Nreality only. waste computer space to have both on their =P

Not at all. NReality is great in many respects, but it's built to be unstable. On the occasions when I open up N, I'll probably screw around with it for a bit, then just leave it open in the background while I do other stuff, maybe go watch a movie or something. I don't play N all that much anymore, so how I generally end up making maps is by having N there, within easy reach. If you're the sort of person (like I know you are, iban) who plays N in most of their free time, then NReality is the logical option, but if you just leave it sitting there, it will crash itself as inevitably as the tides coming in. But Nv1.4 will not, because if it's anything at all, it's a stable motherfucker, which is just what I need.

I've learned this the hard way - I lost some maps on NReality's crashes :(

I dont play N in most of my free time.. i do other stuff too & not all is games (maybe 50% of free time, i do read & do more stuff btw).

Well, i retract my statement. At school i only have nreality & its on a flash drive which would/does use up a lot of space to have both on their. @ home i have both & usually play the v1.4 as i like the message bar on the left in editor.

and yes, i lost an n-art once to an nreality crash... got me so mad but at least it was only about 1/2 done =[

No, I have no time. :(

Only Nreality.

its all ive really done on school computers for almost 2 years now. But I've never played Nv1.4 since Sept. 2008, just Nreality

Well, no anymore because now it lags :\

im_bad_at_n wrote:*Cough* Nreality only. waste computer space to have both on their =P

nice question ;D

Wastes ... what? A meg?

flagmyidol wrote:

im_bad_at_n wrote:*Cough* Nreality only. waste computer space to have both on their =P

nice question ;D

Wastes ... what? A meg?

More like 100 kil.

1. My School is crazy about getting viruses. (N DOES NOT HAVE VIRUSES.)
2. Im homeschooled now.
3. They would probably think it was too violent.
I saw Left 4 Dead and my heart didnt even beat fast.
I think I could withstand that.

Zer0 wrote:1. My School is crazy about getting viruses. (N DOES NOT HAVE VIRUSES.)
2. Im homeschooled now.
3. They would probably think it was too violent.
I saw Left 4 Dead and my heart didnt even beat fast.
I think I could withstand that.

Bahahahaa.... my parents are crazy about viruses, so I have a limited account no downloads, when I can use the computer 100x better than my dad who's the admin.
And N isn't really violent, just *fake* gory.

I can play it, but there's no point in me playing it because I don't memorize NUMA map data.

I voted "no" though, because our computer system contains both Macs and XP computers. The Macs prevent the game from running at all, by saying "You do not have permission to open this application." But it works just fine on the XP ones. Still, I'm never using an XP during the school day.