Mat Dickie

Every industry has one. The free-thinking rebel that redefines the rules. He says what no-one else will say and does what no-one else will do. Fuelled by raw passion, he seizes an art form by the throat and drags it to its apex. What they invented, he makes it sing. His peers hate him but the public love his style. At once he intimidates and inspires; breaking down the walls that secure some yet block others. Welcome to MDickie.com - home of the games industry's first true 3-dimensional character! Whether he's the "hero" or the "villain" depends entirely on your perspective...

http://www.mdickie.com/

Look at this badass motherfucker, /prog/. You'll never be as cool as him if you only keep making toy programs.

Xarn my *grabs Dickie*

Xarn my *grabs Dickie*

Xarn my *grabs Dickie*

Xarn my *grabs Dickie*

Xarn my *grabs Dickie*

Tsk.

nice dubs but check these trips

IF QUADS IM THE KING OF /B/

check out this palindrome

check out my proggles

CHECK MY PRIMES /prog/

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*mats dickie*

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Stopped reading right there.

I'd grab his dickie, if you catch my exception.

that's the dumbest shit I've ever seen and I still fucking hate you all

Xarn get

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One Man Show ~ August 2000
Of course, the main innovation that sets the tone for all others is that I made the games single-handedly. On the surface, there's nothing "innovative" about this at all. Games had been made by solitary figures since the formative years of the 1980's. My claim to the title was that I resurrected the technique in the 21st century - at a point in time when most games were made by dozens of highly trained professionals! Even then, there were still plenty of other individuals who were using programs like Blitz and Dark BASIC to knock together games of their own. Few did it on the scale that I did though, and certainly not at the same pace. I had taken something that was meant to be a casual hobby and turned it into a productive career. My creative exploits went far beyond the usual graphics and programming too. By December 2001, I was also responsible for the music for each project - which was one of many additional steps beyond the norm that remains unmatched. I strayed even further out of reach in the summer of 2003 when I also began successfully publishing my own work. No one man had ever produced projects of that size and sophistication so quickly and effectively... 
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I am raging fucking hard. I would suggest giving this egotistical idiot a reality check but that would only help him. Let's go compliment him on his genius work on Youtube.

Seriously, can you fucking believe this guy? This is perhaps the worst thing I've ever seen. To think such an seismal faggot actually exists.

Slap me over the head if I ever become like that.

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Delusional people are often really good at holding on to their delusions. Besides, /prog/ already tried trolling some sense into him. It didn't work.

990 get

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