1B.G-R Answers

Contemporary programming is nestorism and it is not useful for programming of games. It can be used only as a supportive technology. Games should be programmed with alchemy. (Scanner Kyoto, Cont.)

All contemporary games have been transported from the future years into the current time and published to society, except for a few games which are old and are currently re-published. Neither of these games has been or will be made with nestorical programming, and their current publishers are not the makers of any of their publications. All information about nestorism, that is digital programming, used for creation of the contemporary games is untrue. (Scanner IVSigma, Cont.)

A game can easily be made outside a computer. Computer should be looked upon as a tool of projection and publication, not a tool of production. Computer is not in fact a tool of production at all. Applications inside computers are in fact self-reliant tools installed into the computers, and exist separately from computers. Lack of distribution of applications by themselves caused the untrue information that a computer is a productive tool. It is not. (Scanner VIOpal, Cont.)

The only way now to make a game using a computer is by a game engine, that is an application for constructing games. There are two game engines that are functionable in the world, and one is being used by the MMO producers of Wizard101, who are not publishers of their game, and the other one is being used by the MMO producers of Sleuth and the online diary Pens, who are not publishers of their products. The two game engines only will be produced in the future without nestorical programming and have been gifted to their current users from the future. Some of the old games have also been constructed with these two game engines, while other old games come from non-contemporary times, yet none of them is distributed to society contemporarily in its original form and none is published by its makers. (Scanner Kyoto)

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