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Off Topic / Re: I keep opening the forum to see if there's anything new and interesting on here
« on: January 24, 2024, 12:03:41 AM »
I spent a lot of time on Blockland as a kid, mainly hosting Zombie “survivals." Someone may have known me as Ryan900 or as The_Crowbar (or some variant), though I now go by Crowbar10. Despite not playing anymore, I find myself constantly looking at the forums just like many people.
Looking back at my older posts was both cringy and also hilarious considering how socially awkward I was nearly a decade ago. I also figured out that regarding that drama about me years ago and my apology, I now think that my younger self was actually sorry for getting caught being a badmin rather than genuinely regretful, as I kept being somewhat of a prick up until a datablock bug stopped me from hosting a server. It wasn’t until then I mellowed out game wise.
Anyways, it is nice seeing this forum live on despite the game being buried alive. I just might try Blockland rebuilt one day, and I hope that I can attend the reunion/farewell server that may go up should Badspot formally announce a shutdown.
Also, sorry about Bushido passing. Never knew that he cared super deeply about how his minigames and weapons were designed.
Looking back at my older posts was both cringy and also hilarious considering how socially awkward I was nearly a decade ago. I also figured out that regarding that drama about me years ago and my apology, I now think that my younger self was actually sorry for getting caught being a badmin rather than genuinely regretful, as I kept being somewhat of a prick up until a datablock bug stopped me from hosting a server. It wasn’t until then I mellowed out game wise.
Anyways, it is nice seeing this forum live on despite the game being buried alive. I just might try Blockland rebuilt one day, and I hope that I can attend the reunion/farewell server that may go up should Badspot formally announce a shutdown.
Also, sorry about Bushido passing. Never knew that he cared super deeply about how his minigames and weapons were designed.