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I am trying a new term here, bad "software design". Using global variables, having many nested if statements just returning a Boolean, No namespaces (PSR-0, which is bottom line what every successful NEW engine must USE, in my opinion). Nonetheless, I am going to try out the demo. IT can be improved A LOT, but it doesn't suck.

It's avoiding the new awesome PHP-FIG which is trying to give PHP some sort of standards, such as PSR-0, Auto-loading, which would lead to making libraries/frameworks as compatible as possible. Take a look at composer, soon (and already) you'll be able to use libraries provided by ZF in Laravel, or Symfony in ZF. It brings code together and lets everyone focus on what part it does better, because in the end we can couple it all together. This meaning, it misses out on Namespaces in 5.3.

CodeIgniter is fine, you can create great applications in it, the problem is that is keeps being comptaible with the API that it stuck with development, it misses great features because its still compatible with PHP 5.2.

Perhaps they do, but still I don't see a reason why to keep the development in the "back" when we can put it forward!

No, don't. If people still have a version NOT supporting MySQLi it's about time upgrading, it's shameful using anything less than 5.3!

No, that's not the reason why. The reason ezRPG was dropped to the graveyard was because of the main developer (the guy behind the wheel) Zeggy mystically disappeared, development stopped and it died quietly... However, now, some of us who used ezRPG + one of the developer when Zeggy still was around is trying to make the project going again, and we're kinda doing well!

Why not? Using object-oriented code doesn't make it harder, if implemented correctly, I would say the differ.

I agree, If properly used they completely remove SQL Injection vulnerability.

No, I believe you misinterpret me, I meant minus coordinates.

I'm not trolling, I just don't see the point of stating it's object-oriented and then showing a procedural code snippet. The Script also doesn't allow - coordinates, that's usually applicable in these types of applications.

Just because you're using classes doesn't mean you're doing object-oriented code, now I am sure you aren't.

Doesn't look like object oriented code to me.

Alright, great!

Oh please. You've taken basically ever text written by MCCodes. Copyright infringements, whatsup.

If the the activation link is successfully sent, and the table is set from false to true, there is obviously not a problem in the activation.php and signup.php code, so you wouldn't need to provide that code. Secondly, I am not familiar to MCCode other than it looks really bad, where do you get access to $ir? What errors/display do you get when trying to log in?

Nice initiative! I like this. Get a real domain and perhaps a theme on the forums!

Send Me a dev copy, will you?;)

What are crazy prices? Or put simply: What's your budget?

One look, two words, Not interested.

That's awesome! Any game you have up and running or just something in dev?

Creating this game, "very cheap" doesn't make sense. It's a complete game script he is looking for. You does not simply just make one, certainly not one that out stands excellent performance, cheaply.

So, depending on when I register I need to stick upon being either a cop or hackzor? Seems legit.

This isn't a free private support board. If you want these kind of features only to your own game, you'll either code them yourselves or hire someone to do it, is my opinion at least.

I agree with Spudinski. In other cases, CodeIgniter isn't as good as it used to be.

Why this sudden turn?