Testing... Testing... 1... 2... 3...

Well, setting up a proctor is turning out to be a bit of a mess, but it seems I found people willing to help. Hopefully that librarian will help and that'll be the end of it. I didn't plan to involve the entire Japanese department. Hopefully it all turns out in the end. I made an appointment for the test. I made it in the Central Time Zone so hopefully that is right. I'm not worried about the test, just setting up the test. Especially since I leave for Amsterdam this weekend right after.

As far as the code is going. It's going well. Brian's not my partner, but he's really helped and now he has more of an idea of how to get his to work, too. Alisa's been too busy to help even a little so Brian is really a life-saver. I hope to do more testing today, I am pretty confident I have it completed. I might need to look into my error-handling a bit more though.

If Con Is The Opposite Of Pro, Does That Make Congress The Opposite of Progress?

Through some trickery which wasn't as hard as I thought, I have been able to send myself packets. So I was finally able to do some testing. This technique should allow me to test the game fairly well, but not well enough. At least I can get 90% accuracy or so. I am pretty confident my ship select works now, I did have errors like I thought, now I hope to test it whenever someone will comes on.
I hope I'm allowed to develop in the common folder because that is where I am doing it. I want people to be able to help whenever they can since everyone will be so busy, I'll need a lot of partners.