Originally posted by Coby

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Hmm, looks like Sapros is pretty buggy, even when I restore a ROM it curropts the old area again when I try to curropt other areas, can anyone recommend any curropter?

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Originally posted by Lenophis

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A little too much? Can you tell I'm tired of this confusion? Eh?

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Originally posted by Vystrix Nexoth

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If you want to be spiteful, I have no objections because I don't depend on your level of maturity. Personally, if someone says "FF3", I usually assume they mean FF3, as opposed to not FF3 (e.g. FF6). If I'm right, then good on them for using the correct number; if I'm wrong, then it's their fault for not using the correct number, in which case I'll either educate them if they didn't know, or reprimand them if they did.

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Originally posted by Lenophis

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Number 1: We don't base our logic soley on the words of Nintendo.
Number 2: It's Squaresoft's game, not Nintendo's. Squaresoft since re-released it as the proper number (like it should've been in the first place.) As was FF4. So there are two american versions, one correct, one incorrect and out of date. So if you want to continue to base your logic on something that is 10 years old...go ahead.

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Originally posted by knuck

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Originally posted by Narf

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That's why I make a lot of money as a webdesigner/scripter, and you don't.

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Uh, what do you know about my life? That's right.
But hey, have fun with your <br /> and such.

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Originally posted by jman2050

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I don't find BS in my statements...

Let's see, I download your program, I use it, I admire it's functionality, but found that it took up far too much space on my screen. I don't like programs that don't offer enough content to justify huge spaces on my screen. heck, my MIRC window only takes up 1/6th of my screen. Anyway, I come on here, comment on how your GUI sucks (because it does), offer suggestions on how to fix said GUI (all of which are very simple), then praise you for the amount of work you put into the functionality.

Then I read your response, comment on our right to complain, justified or not (I think it's justified, as long as you make it clear you're talking ONLY about the GUI, not the entire progam), then say you made yourself look like a moron for writing such a condescending response. I don't find any BS in there. Perhaps a bit inane, but no one is perfect. Threatening to stop making programs and such because of a few people's criticisms just SCREAMS childish, sorry to say. And your comment about making it ourselves? If I were interested in hacking Chrono Trigger, I might. If you are REALLY interested in seeing how I would do making a utility of that type on my own, I dare you to try me.

Dan: I implore criticism. I delight at the criticisms and tearing to shreds of others. That tells me what I need to do to mke it better. I never want to release something thinking that nothing should be done to make it better, even if it is the GUI (furthermore, making a good GUI may be trivial, bu it still important. That's "Writing Software 101" for goodness' sake.)

Geiger: Meh, the fact that it doesn't support 800x600 doesn't concern me. ANyone with that type of resolution needs a new video card, seriously. However, it is still too big, with a lot of space wasted. And never once did I say the program sucked (the closest I got was saying that it is inexcusable to release a program without even considering the GUI). In fact, I said twice already that the program was quite good. All this arguing got propogated by the fact that he didn't respond in a fashion befitting civilized human beings.

Perhaps we're all just expecting too much out of a bunch of amateur programmers...

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Originally posted by Colleen

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I think the phrase "majority rules" comes into play here. 99% of gamers on the Internet know better than to call FF6 by it's incorrect (in terms of the series) name.

If you were to go onto a message board and say "I was playing Final Fantasy III today" the vast majority of users would take that statement to believe that you were playing the NES version. And they'd be right to do so.

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Originally posted by Lenophis

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Originally posted by dan

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As much as you would like to, you cannot retroactively rename a game. Even Squaresoft or Nintendo couldn't do it.

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Only problem is, Nintendo did do it. Not Nintendo's game, but they still have final say on all titles released on their systems. Why do you think it was renamed to fool the general public in the first place? They didn't want to put up with the translations of FF2, 3, or 5, so that's why they did what they did.

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Originally posted by DahrkDaiz

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And I garuntee you, we've done more good for the "emulation community/rom hacking community" than this little data editor of yours, so don't think yourself so high and mighty for releasing your editor. You obviously wanted recognition for your work, a bit more than what you're getting.

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