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Because Bloxy totally doesn't sound like Saxxy
Because the trophy totally doesn't look like the Saxxy
Because Newtrat's gun totally doesn't have the same model as the sticky launcher
Because the mildly disturbing mask totally doesn't have the same style AND NAME as the tf2 mask
Quickly, move to Roblox so Valve can count to 3!
"Holy Mackeral Gabe-Man, what is Roblox?!"
"I'm not too sure Robin, but we should problably look it up on VALVgle"
QUICKLY, TO THE MONEYMOBILE!
/▌ every addon so he can
/ \ take over Steam Workshop
Definitely C, C++, Java, C# is good too - if you go Assembly, well, just remember different processor manufacturers == different "flavor" or style Assembly language with specific nuances - particularly with syntax and restrictions on what you can do/how you can do them... for example, the Motorola 68k, used for the SEGA Genesis has a different Assembly language than the Intel's 8086 and onward, which is different than the MIPS processors used in the SONY Playstation series.
Also, if you learn Assembly, I personally find that it is much better to do this once you've taken a course or two on computer system architecture - mainly because, well, what you learn in those classes really re-enforces the basics of how these systems work, and this when you try to wrap your heard around assembly language and how that works, you'll have a far better grasp of what is happening with how it's getting processed, how the data is transferred stored, loaded... why the syntax is what it is, why you have to do things the way you have to, etc... I think that made sense, I kinda suck at explaining these things.
I've never really been a fan of those courses, a good book on assembly will start off with all the architecture you'd need to know and more, and then I made a little basic cpu in minecraft which provided me with all the depth I needed, may work for others may not. To each their own I guess.These things aren't exactly very easy to explain if the other person doesn't already know what you mean.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqYO7Tjr2Ow
The stickybomb launcher kind of IS from team fortress 2.
Nope. As an example of Roblox's almost hacker-friendly security, the reason why there are TF2 models and sounds in it is because of sound-ripping and the user-created mesh exploit.