Replying to How To Make An Test-based Rpg Game!

<?php

$c = mysql_connect('localhost', '**********[.B]', '[b]*******');

mysql_select_db('yourdatabasename', $c);

$mykey=256573440;

?>

That's what I have for the MySQL.Php and I keep getting the error:

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Just to add to this discussion, anyone interested in developing text-based rpgs also does well in looking for MUD codebases (Multi User dungeon)MUD being a term that is actually more common for these kinds of games.There should be several open-source ones available, as well as enough documentation to work on your own.

-reply by rood

Has any one got a FREE webhost with all these features? because i need one thanks

I guess you guys who think Mccodes creators are kids who put backdoors in the coding you are newbies yourself as I know for a fact the coders and owner of Mccodes are not kids as some of them are my friends  and only the Mccode V1 Lite And V1 Version are the buggy ones the Mccode V2 Set is perfect for newbies so eh to those who said the Mccode Creators are kids who put backdoors in the codin.

The reason you can tell that mc-codes is a "no-no" is because they sell you a bugged version for 75 dollar. Any decent programmer will make sure his customer gets what he payed for, nothing more but surely nothing less. He will have his code unit-tested and and allow security updates for the package the customer payed for through svn repository for example.

What you all are looking for is called a framework something that allows you to write the look-and-feel of the website (html and css) while the framework takes care of all the logic.

For those interested in such frameworks with decent support I would strongly suggest taking a look at sourceforge.Net and using a search query along the lines of:

<game-type> framework

try rpg framework and you will already find more then enough results both desktop (java, c++) and web (php, python, ..) related.

My 2 cents for all ambiguous game developers.