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I haven't played poker since I was shamed by a room full of old men in December

Hmm... a first-person shooter set in a medieval fantasy world. How does one create an FPS without guns? So there's an archer, and I would assume the wizard shoots some sort of energy, but can you really call it FPS if all of the other characters are battling with swords? The downloads for their sneak peeks are huge, or else perhaps I'd already have my answer.

For the record, I'm glad that Moonwitch and Opaque responded maturely, rather than deleting the topic altogether. I've known many moderators/administrators who would have deleted the topic upon first instance of criticism.Free speech is always good. Even when it's jerks speaking.

To add to what Hercco said, in my experience, Internet Explorer is the only browser that uses CSS filters.I bet that you could flip a page with javascript, but I can't think of any specific ways to accomplish this.

I have been active at Xisto for quite a while, but now I'm looking for a forum experience which helps me develop my skills more.I design web pages, create graphics, and recently, I started drawing comics.I like Indie music, science fiction, adult-oriented cartoons, and moderate exercise.Introduction over.

I was toying around with the idea of creating a MySQL database for my comic strips. But while reading about image databases, I found that there are (at least) two fundamentally different ways to set up such a database.Option one is to upload the images into the database using BLOB. This is straight-forward enough.Option two is to load into the database the locations of the images, elsewhere on the server. Then the database just directs the browser to the images.I'm sure there are some database experts among you; which method do you think is faster? Which is better, overall?