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Re: About SCP 079
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 9:01 pm
by Roller6902
normalsituation96 wrote:So, I was checking out the wiki page for SCP 079, and something was kind of bothering me. After it finishes talking, it flashes a white X on its screen.
After reading through the wiki, I read that "SCP-079 displayed an
ASCII picture of an X that filled the entire screen." Therefore, according to the wiki page, the X should look more like this.
I know it's really kind of stupid to be making such a big deal out of something so simple, but it was just something I wanted to point out.
You should put that in Collaboration
Re: About SCP 079
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 9:16 pm
by DjSaturn
Wait...
I thought it was supposed to be a red X.
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*goes back to the article*
Re: About SCP 079
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 9:20 pm
by Omniary
Yeah, I generated and suggested that picture along with the ASCII face in my old 079 topic on the old forum, here
http://z13.invisionfree.com/Regalis/ind ... ic=626&hl=.
It didn't get used in the game though, unfortunately.
Re: About SCP 079
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 9:23 pm
by juanjp600
normalsituation96 wrote:So, I was checking out the wiki page for SCP 079, and something was kind of bothering me. After it finishes talking, it flashes a white X on its screen.
After reading through the wiki, I read that "SCP-079 displayed an
ASCII picture of an X that filled the entire screen." Therefore, according to the wiki page, the X should look more like this.
I know it's really kind of stupid to be making such a big deal out of something so simple, but it was just something I wanted to point out.
I think the example is a bit too detailed for an old computer, but the idea is cool.
Re: About SCP 079
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 9:25 pm
by SalmonHeart88
Yoo stupid?
it says his software has outgrown his hardware to the extent that the hardware should not be able to handle it...
therefore 079 can make this happen.
Re: About SCP 079
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 9:48 pm
by DjSaturn
It may have outgrown its hardware more than it logically should have however, it still has limited memory.
So logically it would use an ASCII X as opposed to the more detailed one to save space.
