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From what I've heard, GDI+ can be very slow if you're making a game that uses a lot of graphics, like an RPG. I've seen/played game that used bitblt and it was flawless (it was a Mario Volleyball game). Ran prefectly smooth, looked exactly like it would look if Nintendo made it. So isn't...

I think games is a good example of why C++ is staying.

In the technical aspect, does c# have any advantages over vb.net (ie speed, features)? Or is it all preference? I read many sites from a google search on the subject, but couldn't find a definite answer. I really know nothing about c#, if it's appropriate in this forum, I would like to ask...

I don't really understand the code he posted...

Yeah, but in my situation (just practicing and following examples), I used (3,3) instead of (2,2) for 1-3 because it was to my benefit for me editing the code. And while I'm posting this, I could use some more help. I'm following one of the tutorials you posted, and I'm doing the tic-tac-toe...

Alright thanks, I thought of nested loops to set them to false, but I figured there was an even easier way, which you have shown. By the way, what is the a.GetUpperBound you have in your code, not sure I understand it... This is what I had before I saw your post For x = 1 To 3 For y = 1 To 3...

I have a boolean variable declared in 3 (3,3) arrays, and I'm looking for the easiest to set all 9 in each array (or 16 depending on how you look at it, but I'm only using 9) to False. So basically.. is there a simple way or shortcut to setting a whole array to 1 value? Thanks

EDIT: No reason to post what I think. I'm sorry you're so offended by other people's opinions.

lol why are you getting mad, I was frustrated(I thought a project could only be deployed as a setup installaition) because I couldn't find out how to compile it, since I'm used to VB6's easiness when it comes to making an EXE. I already figured out how to create an EXE, that's why I said "I was...

I was mistaking, because I couldn't find out how to compile it. And then I was reading it could only be deployed as an installation file, but I think I figured it out. I think it's pretty stupid that you can't just simple quickly compile an EXE.. you have to add a project setup to the solution...

Wow I just realized you can't compile a standalone EXE in .NET... that's freaking horrible (I just started learning vb.net). I'm about to just do VB6 instead...