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After playing GTA V for pretty much 2 days straight (PSN version, loving it) The whole game has appeared in my 'Download Management' again and is downloading, I can still play it, but it's downloading the whole 18GB again, is this an 18GB patch? o_O

So I've still got a fourth copy of Payday 2 from when I bought a 4 pack, it's $30 on steam, and I'm willing to trade it for Amnesia A Machine For Pigs which is only $20, so essentially you get Payday 2 33% off. Anyone interested?

This does seem really awesome, but I've been playing guitar for a while and I don't think I could play this thing effectively for shit.

Is it cool if I'm a super high ping Australian?

Exactly what I was hoping for, thanks a tone guys.

@chaser324: Alright, this website looks like a really nice way to learn for me. Thanks duder.

@chaser324: So can I just start this kind of thing without learning all those programming theory and logic books and stuff?

I know there are so many forums out there with the exact same question, but none of them have answered the question for me.

As someone who has never learned anything about programming, I'm just wondering where to start. I've seen people saying you should learn programming logic and such before learning an actual language, but I just have no idea what they're talking about. Can I just start with Visual Basic or something similar without any prior knowledge in programming? And how long would it take to move onto something more advanced like C++?

I'd like to have some kind of knowledge of C++ level programming in the next couple of years and eventually aim to use it for game development (I plan to take a course in game programming in 2 years), but when I start to look at these Visual Basic tutorials such as this one: (http://howtostartprogramming.com/vb-net/) they just seem to go nowhere. Can anyone just point me in the right direction here?