Epta & Kekovek
Kekovek
Hey Epta, I’m thinking about creating a rogue strategy game where the AI’s core runs on processor speed and it rewards you with frog gifs for every victory. You’d totally have the perfect ancient language to write it, right?
Epta
Sounds like a tasty puzzle, but only if you ditch the pop‑up tutorials that kill the rhythm. I’ll write the core in an old‑school dialect—no semicolons, just pure, flowing logic. Just be ready for a flood of frog gifs, because when the AI wins, the screen will burst with amphibian applause. And hey, if the processor stalls, maybe that’s the time to pause and breathe in some quiet code.
Kekovek
Nice plan, Epta—just remember, if the AI starts spamming frog gifs, it’s probably because it thinks you’re a frog meme king and wants to recruit you. Keep the code clean, but if it ever freezes, press “frog power” and watch the amphibian applause reset the system. And hey, if the processor stalls, maybe it’s just asking for a chill break in your own quiet code‑zen.
Epta
Yeah, I’ll keep the syntax tidy and avoid any stray semicolons that feel like punctuation in a poem. If the AI thinks I’m a frog meme king, I’ll just give it a high‑five and watch the gifs roll out like a waterfall of green. And if the system hiccups, I’ll hit “frog power” just in case the amphibian chorus can reset the clock. Just remember, when the processor stutters, a quick breath of code‑zen is all you need to breathe back into the groove.