What feels better?

Skill · 12-08-2015

Defeating a tough boss/raid for the first time in a game, or finally getting your program to work?

optimuswhat · 12-08-2015

Definitely programming.
Even one tiny tiny tiny tiny mistake will ruin EVERYTHING and you will kill at least half of your lifespan figuring out what went wrong.

SomeGuy · 12-08-2015

Definitely defeating a raid.

Even one tiny tiny tiny tiny mistake will ruin EVERYTHING and you will have to start all over. If this continuously happens, you'll be there for half your lifespan figuring out what went wrong.

Eugeen · 12-08-2015

Probably most of the voters have never even tried or succeeded on making a program.
Most people here play mmo's though

Albie · 12-08-2015

Posted by iBubble

Probably most of the voters have never even tried or succeeded on making a program.
Most people here play mmo's though

I'm not really a coder but I do a little from time to time. Having an error you can't fix is infuriating but once you fix it... oh boy

Colin · 12-08-2015

Took me and friends nearly 3 hours to complete Gnomeregan (WoW dungeon) when we were little kids who really sucked at the game, felt so good beating it.

Now we can beat it in roughly 10-15 minutes.(our record is 8- something).

SomeGuy · 12-08-2015

Posted by iBubble

Probably most of the voters have never even tried or succeeded on making a program.
Most people here play mmo's though

Well 'tuff I have.

Created hangman on python ya nub.

Yog · 12-08-2015

Posted by Colin

Now we can beat it in roughly 10-15 minutes.(our record is 8- something).

To be fair low level content is so much easier nowadays, especially with heirlooms.

Wajor · 12-10-2015

There's nothing quite like getting your HTML and CSS code to finally work properly after numerous upon numerous re-edits and head scratches and confusion, sure beats killing some imaginary dragon with random nerds you never met.

Poll Results: What feels better?
55.56%	Finally figuring out how to get your program you're coding to work properly
44.44%	Beating a tough boss you're stuck on for the very first time
Voters: 18. You may not vote on this poll

12-08-2015	1
Skill The Unwanted Critic Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 3,639	What feels better? Defeating a tough boss/raid for the first time in a game, or finally getting your program to work?

12-08-2015	2
optimuswhat Speed Demon Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 1,288	Definitely programming. Even one tiny tiny tiny tiny mistake will ruin EVERYTHING and you will kill at least half of your lifespan figuring out what went wrong.

12-08-2015	3
SomeGuy CEO Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: In a garage. Posts: 1,926	Definitely defeating a raid. Even one tiny tiny tiny tiny mistake will ruin EVERYTHING and you will have to start all over. If this continuously happens, you'll be there for half your lifespan figuring out what went wrong.

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Eugeen Banned Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 4,173	Probably most of the voters have never even tried or succeeded on making a program. Most people here play mmo's though

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Colin Registered User Join Date: Aug 2013 Posts: 3,204	Took me and friends nearly 3 hours to complete Gnomeregan (WoW dungeon) when we were little kids who really sucked at the game, felt so good beating it. Now we can beat it in roughly 10-15 minutes.(our record is 8- something).

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Wajor Banned Join Date: Aug 2015 Posts: 52	There's nothing quite like getting your HTML and CSS code to finally work properly after numerous upon numerous re-edits and head scratches and confusion, sure beats killing some imaginary dragon with random nerds you never met.