Hello, my nickname is Lafoniz. I came from Poland and I'm very glad to see SkyFireEmu project which is a new thing for me. I have used many emulators in my life and it is sad to see them dead now. I'm happy that this project is still alive and it's going further and further.
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My adventure with "private" servers started like 5 or 6 six years ago when I was nearly eleven. I used to know Mangos (later TC2) database very well which allowed me sometimes to help make progress. I had a break with emulators and now I'm planning to do it back again. I'm going to study computer science in a year so now I'm learning C++, MYSQL and other stuff which will be useful for this project, my studies and my work.
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I hope that soon I will be available to help you with some easy stuff like database or wiki. You will later see how I'm handling English so maybe I would have chance to start some translation to my national language which may be useful in future.
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It would be a pleasure for me to help deal with this project, so if you have some tips or easy work for me (I'm still learning!) I would like to help you.
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Hello, my nickname is Lafoniz. I came from Poland and I'm very glad to see SkyFireEmu project which is a new thing for me. I have used many emulators in my life and it is sad to see them dead now. I'm happy that this project is still alive and it's going further and further.
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My adventure with "private" servers started like 5 or 6 six years ago when I was nearly eleven. I used to know Mangos (later TC2) database very well which allowed me sometimes to help make progress. I had a break with emulators and now I'm planning to do it back again. I'm going to study computer science in a year so now I'm learning C++, MYSQL and other stuff which will be useful for this project, my studies and my work.
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I hope that soon I will be available to help you with some easy stuff like database or wiki. You will later see how I'm handling English so maybe I would have chance to start some translation to my national language which may be useful in future.
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It would be a pleasure for me to help deal with this project, so if you have some tips or easy work for me (I'm still learning!) I would like to help you.
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Lafoniz