I played it and it felt like a team had created the game. Don't know if you have already fixed many bugs, but when you are attacked by npc-s and you die or leave an area, then if you go back then the npc-s that attacked you just stand still and you can kill them for exp,coins. Also in the beginning of the game the user should have more potions in the inventory, because they are expensive at first and you die a lot before you can afford them for training levels. The start should always be very easy for the player otherwise they leave.

still no water and i think you should also add a visible version string, because i don't know if i get the latest version.

but what about those OpenGL errors:
36: java.lang.RuntimeException: FrameBuffer: 1, has caused a GL_FRAMEBUFFER_INCOMPLETE_DRAW_BUFFER_EXT exception
and
46: java.lang.RuntimeException: FrameBuffer: 2, has caused a GL_FRAMEBUFFER_INCOMPLETE_MISSING_ATTACHMENT_EXT exception

still doesn't work and on console has the same 2 .glm files loaded lines. The test worked fine last year when i had XP but now it doesn't  on windows 7.

I don't see water in the water test either.
I have a Radeon 3650 HD AGP card, catalyst 10.4 drivers.
Every test runs very fast, always 200+ fps, i have windows 7 now but if i remember when i tried it on XP then the particle test stuttered and other tests were also slower.
don't know if it's because code has changed or is win 7 really a better OS.

based on how much basic questions you have, I would in your place try to get an easier task from the teacher. If you start learning now how to handle objects in 3D and how to load them in, do rendering, handle the transformations, set up all kinds of parameters for rendering, maybe how to use shaders, how to do collision detection in 3D and on top of that have the code be extendable. Then in this amount of time you will at most write a basic spaghetti code that can achieve some of these things but it will be very far from the goal which is a game engine and if you then show the spaghetti to the teacher then what is he supposed to do.

Great stuff. Can't wait to see when stores are in Minecraft.

static structures won't get you anywhere, octree is the 3d version of quadtree and here's a good article that might give tips and ideas: http://www.cs.nmsu.edu/CSWS/techRpt/2003-004.pdf

If you use thread.sleep in the main cycle then im pretty sure that is the cause cause i have an athlon64 cpu too and the thread sleep is very inconsistent, it can sleep 0ms and then on next step even 60ms with same argument, i think the only way to have smooth frame rate is to use thread.yield in the waiting logic, but it makes seem like java uses 100% of processor but it actually won't use it that much and other programs can do anything while thread.yield happens.

I have a AGP 8x card too , called Radeon 3650HD , looked up texture size limit: "GL_MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE: 8192". Can even play crysis good on low settings

the problem is not pre 2001 graphics cards but the modern intel crapsets that are installed into every laptop, most of them don't support shaders or do it on software performance level.

aren't the glow and blur post processing effects those that make the particles look shiny and such.

sorry i meant latest stable build LWJGL 2.3: https://www.newdawnsoftware.com/hudson/view/LWJGL/job/LWJGL/ , LWJGL 2.2.2 has become obsolete already

please update to the latest build of LWJGL

ran well on pc from 2003 - single core amd athlon 2800+

lwjgl needs to be updated to 2.2.3

feels pretty authentic compared to original NES version.  You should definitely find the NES version music and sound effects and add them into the game. Even the animations are very much alike to the original ones, just awesome.

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Yea and while you are at it look at Unity3D having shader and post processing effects built in and also just simply playable in a browser with no permission for using graphics card from user.

Well you answered your own question.

ERROR
The requested URL could not be retrieved

The following error was encountered while trying to retrieve the URL: http://130.79.176.164/Sig_koussa/JNLPFile.jnlp

    Connection to 130.79.176.164 failed.

You wrote whole software rendering for this? All the models are as java classes and constructed by mathematical functions? This must be the 10th time someone reinvents the bicycle. It looks good and runs fine on my pc from year 2004, but just imagine if all models,animations in games were constructed with code, 3 year development time switch 30 years.

isn't the basic purpose of signing with a cryptographic framework that if u alter a signed jar then the certificate becomes invalid?

I wanted to ask, can't anything be done about trusted certificates so that users wouldn't be scared away by the pop-up dialogue if you only use libraries like lwjgl, jogl, jme or such. I mean like https connections have already trusted certificates that won't be asked a permission for from users, can't anything like that be done to java certificates too. For example VeriSign would sign the certificates for the libraries and then any permission wouldn't be asked from user to run something that only uses those signed jars.

maybe try <applet ...  codebase="main"  .../>

that's a non power of two texture i think.

int textureID = TextureLoader.getTexture(".PNG",this.getClass().getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream("image.png"),true).getTextureID();