(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Alright, for those of you who can write your own patches or are comfortable with GSC/C++, help me out here

The following:

    

doWelcome()

{

self iPrintlnBold( "^7Welcome to www.c0deReality.com's Challenge Lobby!" );

wait (;

self iPrintlnBold( "^7Thanks for purchasing a ticket or Party Lobby today." );

wait 8;

self iPrintlnBold( "^7To access the menu, simply press [{+actionslot 1}] " );

wait 8;

self iPrintlnBold( "^7on your directional pad (d-pad)." );

wait 8;

self iPrintlnBold( "^7If you need any more help, make sure you use the");

wait 8;

self iPrintlnBold( "^7INSTRUCTIONS feature within the main menu.");

wait 8;

self iPrintlnBold( "^7That about sums it up. The End AKA c0deReality..." );

wait 8;

self iPrintlnBold( "^7will be here to assist you throughout the session today." );

wait 8;



}

...for some reason, when in-game, the text doesn't hang on the screen at all, it shows up, and isntantly moves to the next one. It scrolls way too fast.

What did I do wrong? I don't see anything wrong with the way I'm setting up the wait...

I probably made a simple mistake...

Anyway... let me know. I'm curious as to how to fix it so it actually sticks on your screen for longer than a second.

Yep, it was the paranthases. That fixed it.

wait (x);