Monthly Archives: September 2008

Server Manager

Posted on September 26, 2008 by Eric DeBrosse

I’ve been working on an application called the “Server Manager” that I can run on my desktop to view output from all of the servers used to run my game. This tool can be used to bring all of the game servers online … Continue reading →

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Synthesizer Finally Repaired!

Posted on September 25, 2008 by Eric DeBrosse

After over 9 weeks waiting for warranty repair, a ridiculously long time, I finally got my Roland Fantom G6 back! I sure hope I don’t ever have to return it for repair any time soon. Let me tell you, it’s … Continue reading →

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The 2008 Ohio Blackout

Posted on September 18, 2008 by Eric DeBrosse

Millions of people lost power in my area. Since I didn’t have a power generator, this slowed down my game development for a bit. The power was out at my house for at least 4 days! I had to throw … Continue reading →

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Roland Keyboard Warranty

Posted on September 9, 2008 by Eric DeBrosse

My loyalty to Roland keyboards since the early 80’s is starting to quickly fade. In fact, my next keyboard probably won’t even be a Roland at all; I’ll probably look at the new Korg workstations instead. I took a huge … Continue reading →

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Playing The Game

Posted on September 2, 2008 by Eric DeBrosse

The network tests with my online game are going pretty well. The patch system seems to be working great. All of the clients are staying up to date. I’ve made some changes to the launcher, to make it more obvious … Continue reading →

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