Quote:Original post by iceDeath
ok so im working on a game that may take me one or two years to complite it.
mybe even more
im working on a MMORPG game.

Good luck. Expect one or two years of serious learning before you can start working on this game.

Quote:now, i wonder what coding Language do i need ?
C# or C++
and i wonder wich of them is better ?

Your own competence with the language is more important than the language itself. If you know neither, start with C#, which is generally easier for beginners, and thus faster to acquire competence in. For an MMORPG, you will quite possibly need more than one language anyway.

Quote:and not to learn new Language's again.

Bad idea. Any decent programmer knows at least half a dozen languages, with most professionals knowing more than ten and being able to learn more very quickly. In your case, SQL would be useful fo persisting state.

Quote:Original post by ozenc
But you are limited to M$.

I was kind of expecting that bit of misinformation to crop up in this thread—though not so soon. C# can be used on non-M$ platforms. Hell, it can even be used on non-Microsoft platforms, and has been for at least three years. Linux and OS X support it transparently, you don't even need to recompile as you would for C++.

Quote:Original post by iceDeath
did you ever heard about a team ?

This reminds me of a "zen question".

If a painter paints a wall in ten days, then ten painters can paint the wall in one day. But, if a plane crosses the ocean in ten hours, why can't ten planes cross the ocean in one hour?

Some concepts in software development can only be learned through failure or experience. Failure takes time, and you seem to respond to the experienced advice of others with agressivity and scorn.

And MMORPG development will involve a lot of these concepts.

It isn't meant as an offense, but judging by your two posts in this thread, you will still need at least a year to reach the level of competence (as well as maturity in the field of engineering) necessary to provide any important programming contribution to an MMORPG project of the scale that you are considering.

Quote:and why you lelling me stuff that i dont need

I find it amusing to sprinkle my answers with anectodical references which, though not providing pratical applications to your questions, will help you better understand the situation you are in. For starters, it should help you understand why "what language?" is not a relevant question, and that you should perhaps be asking "what languages?" instead.

And, since I do answer questions in this forum for my own amusement (as opposed to being legally bound, or paid to do it), I reserve myself the right to add information about the topic at hand to any of my posts as long as the post in itself did answer the original question.