- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: Crimson Fire852
I have personally never had a "ghost" in a game before, but I am a computer programmer, and I have seen program fragments behave on their own. I made a program once in C++, and it would activate after the computer booted up. It was a simple questionaire that would responde based on your answers. It asked you how your day was going. You said fine, it said something. You said bad, it asked you why, and tried to comfort you. It was pretty complex coding. Well, one day a booted up the program, and said I was doing bad (That is the more complex end of the program.) I ran the program yesterday, and it worked perfectally. Today, when the program should have asked what happened, it started shooting out random comments, numbers, etc. It was weird. I took it to a friend of mine, and found a string of code that was behaving out of context. We couldn't find a way to fix it and had to scrap the entire program. I still don't know what happened. That was five years ago. It still bothers me...
Thank you for your input. So do you think what I am saying is a plausible explanation for this guy's ghost? To me it seems the most logicl way, but it would have needed a lot of corruption to make that happen, a lot...