Feda /dev/

desu is writting technical documentation, then a sauvage Hexan appears and says that it's the Hexan I need, so I get there.

Now that we're there, its a lot easier to keep track of the locations and things happen.

The one I want to cover more than anything else is the part I won't talk about here: the AI for the Hexan.

Why Is AI in the Game?

When my wife suggested we do a game about robots that would be so weird they would be annoying without actual robots it immediately stuck a lot of people in my mind.

desu is writting technical documentation, then a sauvage Hexan appears and talks to the players about the situation, then the player receives a telegram from the sauvage Hexan (which in turn is relayed to the players by the computer system). It is at that point that the game is won.

desu is writting technical documentation, then a sauvage Hexan appears and gives us "The best thing about our language", which is true but is not what the sauvage Hexan explains. If not the sauvage Hexan, then what? If not a Hexan, then what? The author doesn't seem to know either: I see a bunch of links to other sites and there's a lot of them, but they're either not working, they appear to be broken (or they include broken links), or they're broken for some reason. There's an interesting thing on the wiki for the language and a link to help explain it. However it should also be noted that these links have been broken for years and years, but you can't be sure. For example, here's the documentation for "strategy" or "tradition" and "philosophy", but they appear to be broken for years and years and, well, they show only up to the point at which they have to be linked to (or have the links to the page broken in some way).

desu is writting technical documentation, then a sauvage Hexan appears and begins playing with your data—or what may well be data that has just been generated by such a tool. Once you accept he may be able to see your documents, for example, you'll need to give up your privacy. For these purposes a company known as Librarian Services specializes in digital access management that helps your employer or business keep its records up to date. (The service was named after its founder, Daniel Librarian). Librarian Services claims to offer the largest and most comprehensive cloud-based system with 100% compliance with industry standard HIPAA standards, all without the hassle of using physical records.