   Technohazard - Realistic Hacking Simulation.
  Hello,Technohazard is a realistic hacking simulation based on real methods of hacking computer systems, ftp servers, websites, etc.A full description on the game is located on our forums.http://www.universalwebmasters.net/host/forums/phpbb/index.php?mforum=technohazardWe need programmers.If you are interested or just curious come to our forums and read the full decription of what we need (see thread "concept of gameplay")Thank you all for your time,ethereal.   
  Download and play Uplink, if you haven't already.   ;  Realistic? Just set up a few servers, hand out compilers and say "Go get 'em!".   ;Quote:Original post by RAZORUNREALRealistic? Just set up a few servers, hand out compilers and say "Go get 'em!".Please if you dont support my idea you dont have to be rude and mock on my work.;  Sorry, I didn't mean it that way, it was an attempt at light hearted humour. Still, your "work" appears to consist of a stylish yet impractical site design and a couple of pages of notes. Not much compared to what you would expect of a programmer I'm sure. You need to give people a reason to join. What are you going to bring to the table? Also, you should have Read Before Posting if you wanted people to take you seriously.I know I'm telling you what you don't want to hear, but in my experience a little criticism can go a long way.   ;Quote:First, MS-Dos language simulation, which is the most powerful tool of hacking.No comment.   ;  That I can understand, and I appreciate your advices.I know I dont have anything "good" to offer now but every game should start from a certain point, so now I dont have a website, soon I will, untill then I start looking for new faces.   ;Quote:Original post by phil18Quote:First, MS-Dos language simulation, which is the most powerful tool of hacking.No comment.Maybe they meant DoS attacks?Regardless, I don't think a completely realistic hacking simulation would be much fun, since hacking tends to be pretty darn tedious at times. Not to mention that most attacks are pretty much "fire and wait a while".   ;  Every gaming genre has its own fans, so I'm sure that this game would catch its own crowd.   ;  Side note: isn't the correct term crackers, the last article I read concluded the term hackers was better used when discussing very good programmers and crackers for the activities you're going to be simulating. But that's going off topic...This kind of game also has moral issues, surely if people are using a hacking simulator its only a matter of time until they try their skills in the real world. Interesting idea none the less but I'm unsure about how viable it is.   