What programming language is used to create a mmorpg?
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C++ is still used the most.
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To make game in C programming language, you have to work with loops and graphics mode of the C programming and i think you may also need Text mode to describe the game and for colours in it.\nSo try in both graphics and text mode of C programmning language.\n\nThis may help you.\nBye.
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First of all, you are comparing a couple apples and an orange.\n\nJava and .Net are development environments. But, Oracle is a database and solution provider. So, I'll compare the first 2 for you.\n\nJava is an object-oriented programming language, designed to run across operating system platform, i.e. Unix, Linux, Windows and Mac OS.  On the other hand, .Net is a development framework that provides cross-language development, i.e. C++,  C# (C Sharp) and Visual Basic but is tied to the Windows environment.\n\nFrom the corporate side, the advantages of Java are the ability to select hardware and operating platforms regardless of the application. Companies that choose Java will, of course, need programmers that know Java.\n\n.Net is more restrictive of the supporting operating system but less restrictive on development resource requirements. A company that chooses .Net may hire developers that possess C++, C#  or Visual Basic skills.\n\nSo, to choose a career option, it all comes down to supply and demand. What skills are in demand and is there a supply to meet the need?\n\nI did a quick search on Dice and found that there are almost 15,000 requirements for Java while only 11,000 for .Net, divided between C++, C# and VB. For now, the answer would appear to slant towards Java. But, the answer could vary when comparing within a specific region and at a particular time. I would suggest reviewing the want ads in your selected area and make your plans accordingly. \n\nIf your choice is Java, checkout the URL listed below for free tutorials to get you started.\n\nBest of luck
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This really isn't a good answer to your question, but you may want to look into C# too. It's kind of a combination of C++, Java, and VB. It has a simple GUI design interface, but it still allows you a lot of control. Not quite as much as C++, but more than Java. Just an idea for you to ponder ...
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There are many programs which people use to make games.\n\nSome use a commercial computer language compiler (such as C++ or Visual Basic), some use a customized compiler for their particular system (to ensure fast execution.) some will even use machine language or an assembler.\n\nyou can make your own games using game maker:\n\nhttp://www.cs.uu.nl/people/markov/gmaker/download.html
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Hi, I am a Chess player (Elo 2400+) and a Computer programmer. GnuChess have C++ Freecode and is very strong.\n\nHave fun!
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Here's some info if you are serious.\nhttp://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/gamedesign.html\n\n///
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c or c++ are usually used for game programming, but any language can work, if they're supported on your intended target platform (windows, unix, etc.) and provide the features necessary for your project (access to accelerated graphics, for instance).\n\nat http://www.gamedev.net/reference/articles/article892.asp you can find an (in my opinion) pretty good article on how to move into game programming: start with simple things, add complexity as you go.
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Uhhh... Don't you think that is a little too limiting? Good 3D games are designed with one of those languages you are talking about. The industry is heavily into C++ when it comes to designing good games . \n\nHowever, what you could use is program called Realm crafter which makes games like Knight Online or secondlife style games. Here are some links you could use to download the fully functional trial (its like 30 dollars if you really like it) plus a set of screenshots of a game made with it. It includes a particle engine too for nice magic effects etc.\n\nEnjoy the game making!
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Runescape is OK, but MapleStory is the best. \nYou can download it at http://www.mapleglobal.com/
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Below is a link to a free program from microsoft. Well beta version anyways for computer game development.
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OOP languages have extra language features - e.g. encapsulation, polymorphism, and inheritance are object behaviours that don't have a direct procedural equivalent.\n\nFor making setup files, there are commercial solutions like InstallShield, but for free, consider NSIS: http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Main_Page
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Any languale is fine as long as the logic can be implemented in it, the choice of language is mostly dependent on the other specs like:\n\n1. Speed (ease) of implementation\n2. Output Speed\n\nFor ease of implementation one will prefer scripting language like PHP or Perl that is easier to work with in Web Domain.\n\nBut if speed is the priority then there is nothing better than a compiled language, like C++.
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Hi, you could use PHP.\n\nIt is the simplest programming language for doing what your ought to be doing.\n\nFor instance...\nSay in your RPG game you want to specify actions like ATTACK LOVE HATE HIT FOE\n\nSo when you visit http://youweb/Action.php?a=ATTACK&u=2\n\nyou could do that..\nFILENAME:\n<?php\nswitch($_GET['a']) {\ncase 'ATTACK':\n$username = fetchName($_GET['u']);\nprint $username.' is being attacked';\nbreak;\ncase 'BUY':\n.....\nbreak;\ndefault:\n....\nbreak;\n}\n\n?>\n\nYou see how easy it is to do simple stuff within PHP.\n\nTry it, if ya need help let me know. I am, on my forum always http://www.campusinteractive.com/forum/\n\nEnjoy
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Game Maker by  Mark Overmars can be used to make EXE programs. it was made for game making, but it can do much more.\n\nhttp://www.gamemaker.nl/\n\nIf you don't want the program to have a screen ad then download version 5.0\n\nit is free or you can get the full 20$ version. You need no programming skills.
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I'm sorry to say but there are absolutely NO good action based free mmorpg without downloading one.If you want to know some download ones send me a message and i'l tell u.
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you could go to wikipedia.org, and search for "list of mmorpgs",\nand if you want them for free, there is a section titled free to play.\nIt will say beside the game whether or not it is browser-based, if that is what you want to play.\nBut if you want a good game that is not text-based, you will probably have to download some stuff, sorry.