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by Adam · 07/02/2012 (5:15 pm) · 10 comments
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#2
07/02/2012 (6:47 pm)
Thanks Adam! 
#3
07/03/2012 (6:51 am)
I often feel like the middle one when I review my old custom code ...
#4
07/03/2012 (8:51 am)
Hah, I felt that way when I was going through the folder these happened to be sitting in. 
#5
Thanks Adam, this was something on my TODO list :)
07/03/2012 (10:28 am)
I feel like the first two with the stock code sometimes...Thanks Adam, this was something on my TODO list :)
#6
I was looking at some code I wrote the other day thinking someone else wrote it. When I finally realized I wrote it I was definitely using the first 2. Along with a "What The Frank?!".
07/03/2012 (11:54 am)
@Steve,I was looking at some code I wrote the other day thinking someone else wrote it. When I finally realized I wrote it I was definitely using the first 2. Along with a "What The Frank?!".
#7
Sweet deal, man. Thanks!
07/04/2012 (8:04 am)
This is even more useful than you said - This can be used in any game with tasks, task turn-in points and information points. Even in a shooter or RTS you might have special objectives available or other points of interest.Sweet deal, man. Thanks!
#8
07/23/2012 (9:34 pm)
You could also use them for interactive tutorials, etc., Awesomeness and goodness. Thanks Adam (yes I am only now reading this for the first time). 
#10
09/14/2012 (5:43 am)
Thanks! 
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