Comments on: Yippe! Diwali Ki Chutti! http://www.arunrocks.com/blog/archives/2004/11/06/yippe-diwali-ki-chutti/ Representing Anti-Monotonistic Tendencies Sat, 22 Nov 2008 11:28:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Arun http://www.arunrocks.com/blog/archives/2004/11/06/yippe-diwali-ki-chutti/#comment-25 Arun Tue, 16 Nov 2004 09:07:28 +0000 /?p=29#comment-25 <p>Kris:- Well, you wish is my command. Exactly one week. The break was long enough this time to convey to my folks at home that I was "there" :)</p> <p>Karthik:- Great work on the game scene as I'd mailed you. I'm confident that gaming will be an important part of a future MBA cirriculum. If the game is what the title suggest, I'm sure it will be an accurate sim ;)</p> <p>BTW, Happy Diwali</p> Kris:- Well, you wish is my command. Exactly one week. The break was long enough this time to convey to my folks at home that I was “there” :)

Karthik:- Great work on the game scene as I’d mailed you. I’m confident that gaming will be an important part of a future MBA cirriculum. If the game is what the title suggest, I’m sure it will be an accurate sim ;)

BTW, Happy Diwali

]]> By: Krish http://www.arunrocks.com/blog/archives/2004/11/06/yippe-diwali-ki-chutti/#comment-24 Krish Thu, 11 Nov 2004 08:41:20 +0000 /?p=29#comment-24 <p>Happy Deepavali....njoy the home stay for atleast a week man...</p> Happy Deepavali….njoy the home stay for atleast a week man…

]]> By: Karthik http://www.arunrocks.com/blog/archives/2004/11/06/yippe-diwali-ki-chutti/#comment-15 Karthik Tue, 09 Nov 2004 05:54:14 +0000 /?p=29#comment-15 <p>Hey Arun</p> <p>I see you're using the "ArunR.ico" on your site :) I like the tweaks on the site. Also, your comments on MMORPGs are interesting. You don't see MBAs developing stuff like this because of one major factor -- TIME!!</p> <p>Still, some good stuff does come out. Myself and seven others recently visited IIM B to take part in games at their Vista 2004. The operations game there had been developed in VB and was nicely done.</p> <p>Back at TAPMI, this time's TechFest game serves as a good example as well. Arun Panicker and myself (he doing the questions, me doing much of the coding and some of the concepts) made a game for it in just 3 or 4 days. Under the constraints I think it came out pretty well!</p> <p>I'm sending this game and the promo to your email account. We're going to make a bigger and more difficult version for this time's Atharva -- Panicker jokingly said that we should call it <b>Screw Your Happiness: The Ultimate Management Game</b>!!</p> <p>BTW, watched <b>Blade Runner (The Director's Cut)</b> yesterday. Amazing movie.</p> <p>-- Karthik</p> Hey Arun

I see you’re using the “ArunR.ico” on your site :) I like the tweaks on the site. Also, your comments on MMORPGs are interesting. You don’t see MBAs developing stuff like this because of one major factor — TIME!!

Still, some good stuff does come out. Myself and seven others recently visited IIM B to take part in games at their Vista 2004. The operations game there had been developed in VB and was nicely done.

Back at TAPMI, this time’s TechFest game serves as a good example as well. Arun Panicker and myself (he doing the questions, me doing much of the coding and some of the concepts) made a game for it in just 3 or 4 days. Under the constraints I think it came out pretty well!

I’m sending this game and the promo to your email account. We’re going to make a bigger and more difficult version for this time’s Atharva — Panicker jokingly said that we should call it Screw Your Happiness: The Ultimate Management Game!!

BTW, watched Blade Runner (The Director’s Cut) yesterday. Amazing movie.

– Karthik

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