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#91
Off Topic / Re: Where are you now in life
Last post by Logan286 - April 11, 2018, 08:42:50 PMHey everyone,
I've written and deleted this a couple of times, because it always ends up a melodramatic mess of me pouring my heart out.
I was quite young when I started playing this game. I must have only been about 9 or 10 years old.
Those years were quite formative for me as a young kid, and I owe a lot of who I am today to Stick Online. Not only my interest in computers, but the interactions I had with others, both good and bad (plenty of people got fed up with me at the time), were invaluable social interaction for a lonely kid.
I'm currently in my second year of study in Electronics Engineering. I almost picked software, but I wanted something more internationally accredited in case I want to go work over in the US. That seems to be the place to go if you want to make it big.
Not many of you will remember who I am. I used to go by Loganvz, a name which I try to distance myself nowadays because it separates the before-and-after portions of my life. This game is very important emotionally for me, it represents a very happy time of life, full of new experiences and exploration.
To Meiun, and all others who helped make this game what it was, thank you.
I've written and deleted this a couple of times, because it always ends up a melodramatic mess of me pouring my heart out.
I was quite young when I started playing this game. I must have only been about 9 or 10 years old.
Those years were quite formative for me as a young kid, and I owe a lot of who I am today to Stick Online. Not only my interest in computers, but the interactions I had with others, both good and bad (plenty of people got fed up with me at the time), were invaluable social interaction for a lonely kid.
I'm currently in my second year of study in Electronics Engineering. I almost picked software, but I wanted something more internationally accredited in case I want to go work over in the US. That seems to be the place to go if you want to make it big.
Not many of you will remember who I am. I used to go by Loganvz, a name which I try to distance myself nowadays because it separates the before-and-after portions of my life. This game is very important emotionally for me, it represents a very happy time of life, full of new experiences and exploration.
To Meiun, and all others who helped make this game what it was, thank you.
#92
Off Topic / Re: Where are you now in life
Last post by Jackabomb - April 05, 2018, 04:11:41 PMI'm 22 now. I think I started playing SO around 2007, so I would have been 13. Let's see. I'm still in college. Almost finished with a degree in Computer Engineering. I have 1 semester left after this one. It's a great deal, but I am really ready to be done. School just tends to grate on you, y'know?
I work as an undergrad research assistant, doing embedded programming for marine wildlife dataloggers. We're looking into the feasibility of solar-powered underwater dataloggers. Fun stuff! I'm theprimary only developer of the software suite that runs on the microcontroller of our device. I get to develop firmware and stay close to the hardware. On top of that, I get to think about all kinds of questions that don't normally crop up in program like, "What if the seal carrying our device gets eaten?" (We shrug and call it a loss - nothing we can do.) I make decent money too, at least for a college student (13/hr).
Major thank you to Scotty, who helped me set up my first Linux box 8 years ago. Tinkering with Linux and learning about how computers work under the hood is what got me into this field.
I helped make a game called Earth Overclocked with 11clock and some other guys under the studio name Chronicle Bench! That was a great experience. Made some money too! Not that that was necessarily the primary goal, but it is nice.
I, too, don't have a whole lot of time for gaming these days. I often feel like the gaming world has left me behind while I just checked out for 4-5 years for university.
I work as an undergrad research assistant, doing embedded programming for marine wildlife dataloggers. We're looking into the feasibility of solar-powered underwater dataloggers. Fun stuff! I'm the
Major thank you to Scotty, who helped me set up my first Linux box 8 years ago. Tinkering with Linux and learning about how computers work under the hood is what got me into this field.
I helped make a game called Earth Overclocked with 11clock and some other guys under the studio name Chronicle Bench! That was a great experience. Made some money too! Not that that was necessarily the primary goal, but it is nice.
I, too, don't have a whole lot of time for gaming these days. I often feel like the gaming world has left me behind while I just checked out for 4-5 years for university.
#93
Off Topic / Re: Fantasy World - a Spiritua...
Last post by FullCircle - April 03, 2018, 11:42:11 AMAgree with Maxwell! I've been playing when I can and when the server is online. Hopefully the server will be online 24/7 soon! I really enjoy the game. There are already tons of weapons and hats. Looking forward to more!
On Fantasy World my username is Klarity
On Fantasy World my username is Klarity
#94
Off Topic / Re: Fantasy World - a Spiritua...
Last post by Maxwell10206 - April 02, 2018, 03:31:21 AMCool! I just tried it out! It has a great Stick-Online feel while also bringing its own unique flavor. Thank you for the nostalgic feel I got while playing it!
#95
General / Re: I still check these forums...
Last post by FullCircle - March 27, 2018, 08:05:19 PMI miss you all!!
#96
General / Re: I still check these forums...
Last post by Sendikas - March 21, 2018, 05:09:33 AMI've read this in a great way.
#97
General / Re: Will the game ever come ba...
Last post by Supercowy - January 31, 2018, 05:31:07 AMI'm not sure whether someone here still remembers Blox-online I created in 2015? I still have the files, and I could set up a dedicated server as money is no longer an issue now that I have a good salary. PM me if you are interested, maybe we can start up the servers and get Blox running again.
#98
General / Re: Will the game ever come ba...
Last post by Crêpe - January 25, 2018, 12:33:23 AMYou can play an early access version of a Stick Online spiritual successor (Fantasy World) that's being hosted semi-daily: http://play.fantasyworld.online/
Feel free to join and check it out.
You can also join our community here: http://fantasyworld.online/forums/index.php
Feel free to join and check it out.
You can also join our community here: http://fantasyworld.online/forums/index.php
#99
General / Re: Will the game ever come ba...
Last post by fearmystick - January 19, 2018, 04:59:57 AMI would really like to play again too. Maybe Meiun might be open to fixing the server issues if some people make donations to help cover the costs?
#100
General / Re: Is this game still being w...
Last post by Yankyal - January 10, 2018, 10:28:04 AMI'm 22 now and found this game when I was 11. Hahahaha !@#$