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Originally Posted by Skyld
Stefan once stated that Ruby could be implemented as a scripting language, but Graal was never written in Ruby.
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Thankfully it was never implemented :P
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Originally Posted by Gambet
Graal is a game like no other because it is dependent on it's players to keep running.
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Um... excuse me? Are you suggesting then that Graal is the only game that needs it's players? lol
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Originally Posted by Gambet
Stefan Knorr made game development possible for Graal by creating his own scripting language, specifically for the game, which is called GScript (short for Graal Script). Today, a much better, object-oriented scripting language is available for Graal, which is called GScript2 (short for Graal Script v2). With the release of GScript2, Graal development escalated beyond new heights.
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You fail to mention the huge limitations and problems with the language. If you've never done any real programming then yeah, it seems amazing and limitless, but comparatively it's not the most efficient nor reliable.
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Originally Posted by Loriel
Java is not any less suitable for structured programming. Java is actually specifically designed for enterprise-level, component-based programming, and as such much more suitable for "structured" things than a derivative of Pascal, which was intended as a pure teaching language. Calling it "simple" totally misses the point, as Java is much more engineered to be scalable and structurability is directly built into the language in many aspects, much more than it is the case with Delphi. Java can be considered way more modern than Pascal and comes with an extensive standard library.
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Quoted for the truth. While I hate Java (and I add "with a passion"), Java is a lot more "modern" and scalable than Delphi (object oriented pascal). Delphi isn't a bad language, but it's really only comparable to VB, it lacks much of the speed and low-level abilites of Java and C/C++.
This concludes my random post of the year. Enjoy, and Gambet, stop kissing ass =/ I'd think you'd at least have some understanding of the global staff system and how "structered" and "together" it is. I'll come back to Graal once the staff system stops being corrupt and biased, and when the scripting language gets better. Tschues