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I took the survey. (:

RenOkshadia3537 wrote:

CheeseMunchy wrote:

I took the survey. (:

Thank you so much! 

Virtual cookie for you (if you take the time to put the link in the url): http://img102.imageshack.us/img102/4426/cookie2ug2cx0.jpg

Yeeeeeeeeeeeh

Last edited by CheeseMunchy (2013-01-09 18:53:56)

I took it.

RenOkshadia3537 wrote:

I've searched around, and I've seen at least 1 person have research done related to my project, so I'm a little dissapointed that mine isn't original    . .

Aw, don't feel overly upset about it. A lot of scientific research out there is usually based on some previous research. The plus side is that you could use that other person's results and report as a possible reference in your report if necessary (trust me, it's much harder to come up with valid references for a report if you start off with original research).

Programmer_112 wrote:

Note: There are NO problems with this tic-tac-toe game
Hmm, it must be my mouse . . .
Good Luck on your project!

Same thing happened to me... 0.o

Did it!
Good luck with your science fair!

anon2013 wrote:

I would do your survey, but the game you posted seems to be on an untrustworthy website (as rated by WOT). If you could find another version of tic-tac-toe or, if it's your code, move it onto some other server, that would make things easier. 

But in general, I don't think rage quitting is that common online, especially with a minor game like tic-tac-toe. If someone doesn't enjoy something, they'd probably calmly quit and do something else.
I hope this could help.

Best of luck with your project/experiment.

It most likely seems untrustworthy because I had used a free hosting website (000webhost) to host the tic-tac-toe games themselves, and since it was free it had to have a .net78 at the end of it, which since it isn't that common, would most likely have triggered it.

Good luck with your project!  Keep me posted!  I really think this could advance past regionals at least in my state.

RenOkshadia3537 wrote:

Programmer_112 wrote:

Good luck with your project!  Keep me posted!  I really think this could advance past regionals at least in my state.

Wow, thank you!
Unless you anyone knows me in real life, and would be mean enough to tell the people at my science fair this, I think I can say this here.
I didn't really make the experiment for the science of computer rage. I just wanted to make the tic-tac-toe game, and have the experience/knowledge.
I used this: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/43622/Solve-Tic-Tac-Toe-with-the-MiniMax-algorithm
to make it, and really learned a lot from it.

Also, I doubt I'm going to get that far, as I have horrible cutting/gluing skills, so my board doesn't look that good... 

Well, none of my projects have been for any reason other than I wanted to ______(this year, eat a tootsie pop) and I made state one year and regionals the next, so, you have just as much of a chance as everyone else.  Of course, you probably live in a bigger state, so regionals are just as likely(-ish), but passing regionals will be harder.

MathWizz wrote:

Programmer_112 wrote:

Note: There are NO problems with this tic-tac-toe game
Hmm, it must be my mouse . . .
Good Luck on your project!

Same thing happened to me... 0.o

I'm sure that was meant to happen, actually.