Where am I now?
Monday, April 09, 2007
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Yuen-Chi
Sunday, March 11, 2007
Sunday, February 04, 2007
(12:58:30 PM) yuenqi - is within: noorav!
(12:58:32 PM) yuenqi - is within: varoon!
(12:58:45 PM) yuenqi - is within: uoy era woh?
(04:20:30 PM) -=Varooon=-: yo sorry dude... was away... and BTW I am fine. Catchya when u back at ur desk mattie ;)
(04:21:22 PM) yuenqi - is within: oh.
(04:21:24 PM) yuenqi - is within: just got my hair cut.
(04:21:25 PM) yuenqi - is within: aha.
(04:21:36 PM) -=Varooon=-: wow
(04:21:40 PM) -=Varooon=-: Dejavu
(04:21:41 PM) -=Varooon=-: me too
(04:21:48 PM) -=Varooon=-: I just came from a hair cut ;)
No, I didn't really cut my hair, just trying to make it to look more tidy as I'll be going for some dinner within these few weeks. So.. I actually asked MC (my hair stylist) just now about the way to make my hair to grow faster, her answer is:
Try to wash your hair more frequent, that's what I do.
My sister told me another few weeks ago:
Try to cut your hair more frequent.
What'd be the right one? I asked the one who knows everything:
And I got this:
In short, no pun intended, you can't. Putting pregnancy and illness aside, hair pretty much grows at a maximum rate of half an inch per month no matter what you do. A little faster in the summer than in the winter.
Of all the hair questions that we receive at the Hairstyles Catalog, questions regarding the rate of hair growth is by far the number one question. Many people write to us with remedies that they have heard about that will make their hair grow faster; from washing their hair with eggs, to cutting their hair during a new moon. This is what we call, "Hair Voodoo". There is not an inch of truth to any of these remedies.
:(
Thursday, February 01, 2007
Tuesday, January 02, 2007
Gaming was part of my life and had left behind. A gaming friend's blog, reminded me about the old times. So I want to write something about myself, who knows, maybe someone who's reading this blog entry, might have met me long time ago in online gaming.
11. phantomd - FEEL's professor. His accuracy is beyond godlike but it took 15 seconds for him to shoot lol.
PhantomD (usually phantomd) was a possible schizophrenic and marginally retarded 20-year-old man in the non-fiction At Large: the Strange Case of the World's Biggest Internet Invasion. I started using this nickname after selling my Gunbound account on Ebay. The initial reason of selling the account was to quit the game, apparently I failed to and was addicted to its technical mastery.
What is Gunbound?I discovered some guides online which explained the methods of increasing shooting accuracy, I was not satisfied with them as they are deduced from empirical findings. I spent some time to relearn my algebra and trajectory, started off with GNU Plot, and created a set of high accuracy tools for formula deduction.GunBound is a turn-based artillery game similar to the popular Worms series and the genre defining Scorched Earth. GunBound is a two-dimensional ballistics-simulation game. In GunBound, players are assigned to opposing teams that take turns firing at each other with their tanks (called "mobiles" in GunBound parlance).
I created a set of formulas and guides, contributed to the community, joined the No. 1 guild - ㅋㅌㅌㄴ, won the KL championship and ended my Gunbound journey after that.
My way of formula deduction was a secret. No one could write and publish accurate formulas (an almost 100% hit-rate like an aimbot) as many as I did in the shortest time and you hardly find people discussed about the game from technical point of view - calculation, gravity, mass, etc. The said high accuracy tools were plotting tool written in C# and formula/indexes "on-the-fly" generator written in Java.
Some people called me professor, some called me nerd, and some called me cheater. But whatever it is, these are the few things I learned from the game:
What is MapleStory?MapleStory is a free, 2D, side-scrolling Massively Multiplayer Online Game developed by the Korean company Wizet.
In the game, players defend the "Maple World" from monsters and develop their character's skills and abilities, as in typical role-playing games. Players can interact with others in many ways, such as through chatting, trading, and playing minigames. Groups of players can band together in "parties" to hunt monsters and share the rewards. Players can also band in a guild to interact more easily with each other.
MapleStory is a boring MMORPG which I dived into after quitting Gunbound. You can't apply physics and mathematical knowledge into it as compared with Gunbound as they are two totally different game.
I had a college mate to accompany me in this game, a programming freak as well, Kah Yin (aka Ava). I named myself Rivera (still known as PhantomD in the community due to my previously established reputation) and played as a female Page, a rare character class.
I quit this game and online gaming entirely before my final year second semester started, I was the highest level Page in South East Asia.
These are a few things I learned in this game:
Labels: game, gaming experience, gunbound, maplestory