User:Furi-wuff

Furi-wuff (formerly known as yoshidude444, and also known as a Small kobold or simply Kobold) is a roguelike/FPS player who is planning on learning more about Python, C#, and C to create a game, probably using libtcod.

Autobiography

Before you read the below, I'd like to apologize if you get offended for some reason, and I'd also like to apologize for my tendency to jump through subjects ever so often.

Being a loner mostly due to my relatively crappy past, I haven't really developed myself in the social area much. Some of my friends say otherwise, but opinions don't exist for nothing, after all. Poking at the subject, I'd like to explain that the reason as to why I was a loner in the first place was because I never really got any friends when I was younger. I can't really say anything about that; I guess I just wasn't a people person. Somewhere between the age of 12 and 13 I became much more self-aware, and in turn, realized a lot of reasons as to why people avoided me. Either way, I guess that happens with everyone, eventually, so I feel somewhat comfortable speaking about it. I could use that as an excuse to explain the few intimate (non-sex, if you think I'm implying anything with that word) homosexual relationships I've gotten into, but that's a whole different thing. Back in 2007, when I was 11, my dad had killed himself on the phone with my mother while she, my siblings, and I were driving home from school. She had turned it on speaker-phone (or whatever you'd like to call it; I haven't really gotten into cell phones) because he began to whimper too quietly to understand. He apparently shot himself in the heart with a suppressed pistol. That's pretty much all I have to say about that. Speaking of him, though, he was my step-father. I've only seen my real father once, and that was when I was 12 out of complete luck. We were at a museum and he was there. He lives up in Portland, Oregon, so I don't know why he'd be all the way over on the eastern US for a museum, unless there are no museums over there. Do you really think that that would be the case, though? Anyways, I'd like to close this word-wall up by talking about my computer, and video game development, etc... Currently, I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 (Linux). I switched off from Windows Vista back in October 2010. When I had Windows, I used Game Maker 7.0 to create games since I was 9. I didn't have my laptop yet, though. I got this when I was 13. Spoiled, you say? Read near the top of this autobiography where I briefly mention opinions, please. Anyways, when I switched over to Ubuntu, I didn't really have anything to use, until I found LOVE. I previously knew very well of Lua through ROBLOX, which I had hopped on board when I was 10 or so. I still haven't managed to fully grasp LOVE, as I've only seldom checked it out. Anyways, ROBLOX is a piece of crap nowadays, and you shouldn't check it out. The only "patches" they do anymore is a bunch of Builder's Club (a premium subscription where you pay $5 per month) exclusive hats and other cosmetic decorations that are much more pointless than actual coding patches to make the game better. Also, they've come up with heightened-price subscriptions that give you access to more crap. There's Outrageous Builder's Club, which is $30 a month. Yeah, I'd like to pay the price of a mediocre-priced game from Gamestop for a month of this single useless engine-which-doesn't-deserve-being-called-game. Ending the rant now. So, after this rant, if you want to contact me, see #Contact.