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WOULDN'T YOU RATHER HAVE THIS, HERE, "LAUNDRY BASKET" TO FLY AROUND WITH!?
You can even dump dirty pairs of underwear from above -- ON MAWK!!! :D
WOULDN'T YOU RATHER HAVE THIS, HERE, "LAUNDRY BASKET" TO FLY AROUND WITH!?
You can even dump dirty pairs of underwear from above -- ON MAWK!!! :D
"Just another RMN user"
What are you thinking about right now?
Which RMNer(s) Will You Be Sleeping With Tonight?
author=mawk
it's not a coincidence that the header image is the princess and the pea
addit is a title character in that story and I don't mean he's the princess
No, babe, the princess is "you" and I am the pea that your, sweet, sweet, touché is sitting underneath.
AWWWWWWWWW -- YEAHHHHHH!!!
What Videogames Are You Playing Right Now?
Played this with my little brother on the SNES! I remember how he was always good at "Dr. Mario" while I was always better than him at "Tetris". The duel was rather fierce. But in the end, both of us didn't do as well as we used to; but I was victorious (which I was lucky because I almost completely mucked up during the Dr. Mario part when clearing all the viruses to get to Tetris Type A to REALLY get my points. Bastard set it on "HIGH Speed" with more than "30 Viruses" to ALMOST make me screw up.)
What are your game completion habits?
author=LockeZauthor=Dyhalto...author=LockeZYou beat the big fly, then draw a triumphant mural and compose a victory song.
Also, I call bullshit, how the hell do you beat Mario Paint?
Acceptable.
It's only acceptable if you manage to beat it, like, a hundred times to get all the stickers. Otherwise, you haven't beaten shit, son!
Movie Discussion
Oh, "This Is The End?" That movie looks pretty solid.
When you see the movie on Tuesday, Dudesoft, tell me how it is so I can judge whether it's worth a sit down; you can be my Internet movie critic.
When you see the movie on Tuesday, Dudesoft, tell me how it is so I can judge whether it's worth a sit down; you can be my Internet movie critic.
Most Annoying Glitch You've Found
Hmmmm..."annoying glitches," you say?
Well...I think the only one I can remember that caused me to basically strip down what I have done for the past month in order to fix everything from scratch had to be the final phase of coding for "Monopolo's CPU AI." Everything was, at first, going rather smoothly. Having the AI roll the dice worked fine; having the AI purchase / not purchase certain properties based on income and dependence worked fine; having the AI mortgage and sell buildings in order to escape bankruptcy worked fine -- everything was all going fine. But the final part is really what stumped me for a long time before basically redoing everything again from scratch in order to get it to work, and that was the final phase: "Building Houses / Hotels with more than 2 different sets." Basically, for some strange reason, if the CPU acquired, say, all the Blues & Light Purples, and had enough money to purchase building on them, it was supposed to cycle through whether it wanted to build on one set or the other or both, by spreading the buildings apart. Whenever the process was checking to see what the AI wanted to do, it would usually result in a total "freeze," and having the piece just...stand there like a total jackass. No matter what I did, I couldn't get it to work for the longest time until I found out that the stupid problem had to do if the AI opponent had a full set of "Reds." One stupid misplaced variable had me going ALLLLLLL the way back to fix it. When I tested it, things worked fine, and I soon breathed a sigh of relief.
That's an example of an "annoying glitch." One helpful glitch that I found (that I left unfixed as a joke) is that, sometimes, when Player 4 crosses "GO" to collect their $200, they won't receive their $200 for passing. This usually is VERY RARE, as I can't pinpoint exactly what's making it happen, but I've always left it in because it was rather hilarious when it happened to somebody. So whoever Player 4 happened to be, they would usually end up getting screwed sometimes.
I guess certain "glitches" left in can add something to a game if done properly. Of course, if it's "game breaking," you wanna make sure you fix that ASAP.
Well...I think the only one I can remember that caused me to basically strip down what I have done for the past month in order to fix everything from scratch had to be the final phase of coding for "Monopolo's CPU AI." Everything was, at first, going rather smoothly. Having the AI roll the dice worked fine; having the AI purchase / not purchase certain properties based on income and dependence worked fine; having the AI mortgage and sell buildings in order to escape bankruptcy worked fine -- everything was all going fine. But the final part is really what stumped me for a long time before basically redoing everything again from scratch in order to get it to work, and that was the final phase: "Building Houses / Hotels with more than 2 different sets." Basically, for some strange reason, if the CPU acquired, say, all the Blues & Light Purples, and had enough money to purchase building on them, it was supposed to cycle through whether it wanted to build on one set or the other or both, by spreading the buildings apart. Whenever the process was checking to see what the AI wanted to do, it would usually result in a total "freeze," and having the piece just...stand there like a total jackass. No matter what I did, I couldn't get it to work for the longest time until I found out that the stupid problem had to do if the AI opponent had a full set of "Reds." One stupid misplaced variable had me going ALLLLLLL the way back to fix it. When I tested it, things worked fine, and I soon breathed a sigh of relief.
That's an example of an "annoying glitch." One helpful glitch that I found (that I left unfixed as a joke) is that, sometimes, when Player 4 crosses "GO" to collect their $200, they won't receive their $200 for passing. This usually is VERY RARE, as I can't pinpoint exactly what's making it happen, but I've always left it in because it was rather hilarious when it happened to somebody. So whoever Player 4 happened to be, they would usually end up getting screwed sometimes.
I guess certain "glitches" left in can add something to a game if done properly. Of course, if it's "game breaking," you wanna make sure you fix that ASAP.
I'll just add LoZ: Twilight Princess to my list of completed games now. :D
Wow, you've been going on a little "Zelda Marathon" for the past little while, haven't you? :D
I guess "Skyward Sword" is next, or maybe "Sprit Tracks?"
Goron Mines were my favorite, too. And I didn't mind Snowpeak that much, either. I mainly enjoyed it for the "snowboarding" and that "ball-n-chain" weapon that you get to smack people around with. Ah...such a good game.
I guess "Skyward Sword" is next, or maybe "Sprit Tracks?"
author=wildwes
I personally liked the Goron Mines, Snowpeak Ruins, and the Palace of Twilight best.
Goron Mines were my favorite, too. And I didn't mind Snowpeak that much, either. I mainly enjoyed it for the "snowboarding" and that "ball-n-chain" weapon that you get to smack people around with. Ah...such a good game.
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