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Drama / Bronies

« on: January 04, 2013, 11:05:08 PM »

My hate for these people has been brewing up to the point of explosion.

That's it, I can't take it anymore.

Get the forget out with your pony stuff.

I have seen advertisements all over the internet that were a good annoyance, but to spew your pony stuff in our faces at every opportunity you can find? That's just drawing the line. I have dealt with pony crap for the last three years or so, I even did not care if people watched a little girl's show, but now you stupid bronies pony cigarettes spread your stuff assuming us real world people will accept it as normal. I feel ashamed that I get to see the ruin of humanity, you guys a further proof that humanity is too stupid as a whole for us to survive and will eventually become extinct. I hope you people die a horrible death so the rest of us can die peacefully.

how is MLP worse than, say, South Park in that sense?

South Park is meant for more (somewhat) mature audiences and has crude humor. (although i don't really find it funny)

My Little Pony is meant for little girls who like the fantasy of ponies in a magical world.


Many young men liking the little girl's show MLP because of the 'quality' animation would be like saying you are a grown 40 year old man who watches TellyTubbies because you like fluffy things.

Maybe people who hate MLP hate it because they get pony stuff slapped into their faces all the loving time and it gets beyond annoying on how this "Fandom" is everywhere.

It pisses people off that your playing one of your favorite games and then all of a sudden someone releases a pony related stuff and then you join a server and you see...well guess what? Pony stuff/fandom/cigarettegorty, its annoying.

Go ahead, hate on me! Defend it! Join the loving brony bandwagon! It's just more proof of how stupid you are. You bronies are like a sickness, spreading your stuff everywhere.

Thank you badspot for deactivating the signature as well. I know you could not have foreseen this brony bandwagon, but if you had not removed the signature from showing, there would be pony stuff in every post.

Good day.

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Off Topic / Does Badspot still accept requests for name changes?

« on: January 01, 2013, 10:40:17 PM »

I want my name changed to Crispy.

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Forum Games / COOL AWESOME FUN ADVENTURE 2: THE RETURN OF GREEN HILL

« on: December 31, 2012, 08:29:11 PM »

COOL AWESOME FUN ADVENTURE 2
NOW WITH AN OP AND WITH HAND-MADE IMAGES INSTEAD OF GOOGLE SEARCH

YOU WAKE UP ON GREEN HILL

YOU HAVE NO ITEMS

WHAT DO

(BE SURE TO REINTRODUCE OLD LOCATIONS FROM FIRST ONE AT RIGHT TIMES)

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Creativity / Avatars!

« on: December 22, 2012, 09:37:52 PM »

Give me any image, and I'll make tons from just that image!

Give me a shot!

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Forum Games / Humanity's Future - To the giant ball of cheese! Uh... I mean the moon!

« on: December 22, 2012, 05:32:37 PM »

Humanity's Future
- totally not a rip off of earth #.# whatevers.

Earth has just about run out of natural valuable metals and fuels. Earth has, as well, become very crowded. The only option people has seen is to expand into space to mine precious metals and fuels.

Year: 2014
1 day = 1 year

Earth:

Click here for a larger map.

Luna:

Click here for a larger map.

Star Systems:
- Sol

Nations:
I don't want real world orders. We need new ones.
- Conservatia
- Democracy of Orion / Orion / DoO
- Pennsylvanian Republic / Pennsylvania / PR
- Republic of African Democracies / African Republic / RAD
- Rossian Soviet Socialist Republic / Rossia / RSSR
- Republic of Acornia / Acornia / RoA
- The People of Regenera / Regenera / PoR

Organizations:
- The Imperial Covenant

Template:

[Insert Flag Here]

Nation Name:
Motto:
National Anthem:

Government Type:
Legislature:
Economy Type:

Country/ies Based Off:
Demonym:
Population:
Language(s):

Capital:
Major Cities:
Map: [Label your nation's name and capital. Major cities are optional to label. *ONLY SHOW YOUR COUNTRY AFTER I ADD*]

Alliances:
Trade Partners:
Organization(s):

DEFCON Level:

Military Specs:

*Start out with anywhere between 25,000,000 to 500,000,000 people. Add reasonable amounts unless something major happens in your nation. You can lose population too, to disease or war. Maximum is within reason.

*You can diverge from this template, however, you must use what's in this template.

Rules:
It's important that you follow the rules, before and after you make a country.

You can:
1. Start a war with anyone.
2. Form alliances. Contact the person you'd like to form an alliance with before you do so.
3. Establish trade routes. See above.
4. Attempt terrorist attacks, covert operations. You don't need permission for these.
5. Post your national news to inform the universal community.
6. Form colonies to access new materials.
7. Gradually increase you technological abilities.
8. Use nukes, however, these nukes would be low power, and would not destroy lands.
9. Whatever you can think of that's not below.

You can not:
1. Instantly start out as a super power, with WMD's.
2. Have any super laser weaponry stuff or travel light speed shuttles, we're not THAT far into the future yet.
3. Use real world leaders to represent your country IE: Riddler, Stalin, Bush, Obama, etc.
4. Have really stupid and handicapped names like "SUPERGUNNATION" or "MINECRAFTLAND". Be creative.
5. End a full-out war within the same day you started it.
6. Create stupid alien technology stuff about super powered weapons, invasions, first contact ect.
7. Blow up planets. You can, however, blow up tiny asteroids/meteors if you have the power.

If your country does not follow the rules, it will be wiped from existence.

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Forum Games / Humanity Extinction

« on: December 18, 2012, 07:20:49 PM »

Welcome to the sequel to COOL AWESOME FUN ADVENTURE! However, this is a lot more serious than that!

12/21/2012
To avoid being killed, you and 9 other people flew away from Earth many months before, however, when your capsule crashed on Mars, you were the only person who survived. You then experienced insane episodes up until 12/21/12. It turns out the Governments of all the countries were hiding technologies and also colonies of Mars, Venus, and Mercury from the Earth people. These colonies were set out around the 1800s, and over 150 years, both Mars and Venus were terraformed.

BOOM

Across the sky, you see a flash of light. It appears Earth just blew up.

HUMAN POPULATIONS:
MARS: 12 Thousand
EARTH: 7 Billion
VENUS: 60 Thousand
MERCURY: 5 Hundred

You must now support the future of humanity! Humans must survive! Do what you can!

You are now on terraformed Mars outside of an insane clinic. (i will make images later, this is just the start for now) Most of the ground is still pale martian dirt, with some areas filled with grass in the colony. Everything is pretty much peaceful, however that could change with these low populations, Humans are almost extinct.

You are quite hungry, you should go to a food store. A guard gave you $100 to start your new life here. You can't really do much as of now, so you should make a living as a citizen.

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Off Topic / my star fish is bleeding

« on: December 16, 2012, 07:06:54 PM »

aaaaaaahhhhhhh

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Suggestions & Requests / Ack! Long lists! That can't be right! v2!

« on: December 15, 2012, 09:02:05 PM »

Seeing as the topic was too old to bump, I have revived it!

So yeah, Custom Gamemode is cool, right? But there is one problem, A long Add-On list!

We need to make that smaller in a way that we can still see all the Add-Ons, so i have come up with a solution!



(see images above)

This should really be made, perhaps by RTB or even as default by Badspot.

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Games / Nintendo Land

« on: December 10, 2012, 02:29:47 AM »

Most information copied from the official Nintendo site.

A must-have game for WiiU.

Nintendo Land is a video game that contains many Mini-Games based on many popular Nintendo games and characters.
Many of Nintendo's most famous characters and game worlds have been recreated in charming and delightful new ways within the Nintendo Land Plaza. Patchwork backdrops, wooden and metallic replicas of classic foes, and unique new gameplay experiences will put a smile on the face of everyone from long-time Nintendo fans to players just discovering video games.
You win Coins as you play these games. You can then spend these coins on prizes at the Central Tower.

Team Attractions:

The Legend of Zelda – Battle Quest Players: 1-4 Can play alone without the TV as an Archer. Step into the world of Hyrule! Work together to battle enemies and retrieve the Triforce in these epic challenges, all taking place in a wide variety of Zelda-themed locations. Up to 4 player co-op using Wii Remote Plus controllers and the Wii U GamePad. Play as an Archer with the GamePad or a Swordsman with the Wii Remote Plus controller. As an Archer, use the GamePad as a viewing window into Hyrule—only possible with Wii U.

Pikmin Adventure Players: 1-5 Can play alone without the TV as Olimar. Take on roles of Captain Olimar or the Pikmin, and work together as you explore an alien wilderness! Fight enemies, collect nectar to level up, and defeat giant bosses in a range of fun challenges. Up to 5 player co-op using Wii Remote controllers and the Wii U GamePad. Get your own view of the action and control Captain Olimar using the Wii U GamePad. Players using Wii Remote controllers play as special Pikmin that can level up as they go. Players also can play a competitive mode.

Metroid Blast Players: 1-5 Can play alone without the TV when fighting in the air. Enjoy an action-packed foray into the world of Metroid™, as you work together to take down alien foes and giant bosses in a deep array of sci-fi challenges. Great for more experienced gamers. Up to 5 player co-op using Wii Remote Plus + Nunchuk and the Wii U GamePad. Use the Wii U GamePad to pilot the Gunship and get a 360 degree view on the GamePad screen. Collaborate or compete as players battle in the air and on the ground in a variety of scenarios.

Competitive Attractions:

Mario Chase Players: 2-5 Cannot play alone. It's a chase to catch Mario! The player using the Wii U GamePad plays as Mario while other players play as Toad, working together to catch Mario in a variety of play fields. Anywhere from 2-5 players can play using Wii Remote controllers and the Wii U GamePad. The player with the GamePad as Mario can see the location of his pursuers on the GamePad screen. Players as Toad can't see the full map, and must work together to find and catch Mario.

Luigi's Ghost Mansion Players: 2-5 Cannot play alone. Play as a ghost tracker or the ghost as you prowl through a variety of haunted mansions! Using flashlights or your powers of fright, see who can emerge victorious. Anywhere from 2-5 players can play using Wii Remote controllers and the Wii U GamePad. The player with the GamePad controls the ghost, with an eye on his pursuers and the ability to stun. Players with Wii Remote controllers must use their flashlights to defeat the ghost, invisible on the TV.

Animal Crossing: Sweet Day Players: 2-5 Cannot play alone. Can the Gatekeepers protect their candy from the mischievous animals? Players will choose their roles and either be on the side of order or chaos in this hectic game of capture the candy! Anywhere from 2-5 players can play using Wii Remote controllers and the Wii U GamePad. One player controls the Gatekeepers with the Wii U GamePad, with a wide view of the stage on the touch screen. Other players control their animals with Wii Remote controllers, capturing as much candy as they can.

Solo Attractions:

Yoshi’s Fruit Cart Players: 1 Cannot play fully without the TV. Use your stylus to draw a path for the Yoshi Cart on the Wii U GamePad. You can't see the fruit on the touch screen, only on the TV—can you guide Yoshi to the fruit, and safely to the goal? Dozens of levels introduce obstacles and deeper challenges as you progress. Use visual hints on the play field to figure out your path on the GamePad. Intuitive stylus-led controls can be enjoyed by players of all levels.

Octopus Dance Players: 1 Can play without the TV, but with slight impairment. It's a Game & Watch dance party! Use your L and R sticks to mimic your dance instructor in time with the beat. Watch out for perspective flips and ink squirts trying to throw you off. Switch your view between the TV and the GamePad to follow the cues. Simple and intuitive controls using the L and R sticks as well as tilting the GamePad — and your sense of rhythm! Discover the unique dual screen gameplay, only possible on Wii U.

Donkey Kong’s Crash Course Players: 1 Can play without the TV. Carefully tilt the Wii U GamePad to guide your roller through an obstacle course filled with challenges! Can you make it to the goal in one piece? Use your zoomed in view on the GamePad to roll with precision. See a more comprehensive view of the level on the TV screen. Use motion controls to tilt the gamepad, where every angle makes a difference!

Takamaru’s Ninja Castle Players: 1 Cannot play without the TV. Fling a flurry of throwing stars at marauding ninjas using your Wii U GamePad. Learn secret techniques and hit consecutive ninjas to earn combo points in this fast-paced arcade action game! Unique new gameplay has you holding the GamePad vertically and sensing your throwing speed. The GamePad touch screen becomes your stock of ninja stars—then watch them fly on the TV! An array of levels, new techniques, and boss fights pack a ton of content into this attraction.

Captain Falcon’s Twister Race Players: 1 Can play without the TV, but with slight impairment. Your Wii U GamePad becomes a racing machine as you maneuver through a futuristic racetrack inspired by the classic F-Zero game! Balance steering and speed to finish in record time. Get a whole new birds-eye view on the track from your GamePad. Switch between viewing your GamePad and the TV to avoid obstacles. Motion controls let you simply tilt the GamePad to steer your racing machine.

Balloon Trip Breeze Players: 1 Can play without the TV, but with slight impairment. Use the Wii U GamePad to create gusts of wind, and guide your Mii on an epic balloon ride through the sky! Dodge spiked obstacles and floating foes to get to your island goal. Get a high score collecting balloons, defeating enemies, and delivering special packages. Using your stylus on the touch screen of the GamePad, direct the wind to propel your Mii. Zoom in on the action with the GamePad for precise control, and get a full view on the TV.

Other Things:
Central Tower
This is the main hub of the Nintendo Land Plaza, and a place where you can quickly choose any attraction to play. It's also where you can access a bonus game, where you can spend coins earned in the attractions to play for prizes.


Prizes
As you play attractions, you'll earn coins for participation and certain achievements. These coins can be spent in a 8-bit pachinko-style game in the Central Tower. Earn enough coins, and you can redeem them for Nintendo-themed prizes that will show up in the Nintendo Land Plaza for you to interact with!


Attraction Gates
Walk right up to an attraction gate in the Nintendo Land Plaza to play any game you wish. Each unique gate gorgeously represents the game world you are about to enter—from Mario to Metroid, Zelda, and more.


Attraction Tour
The Attraction Tour is a fun way for you and your friends to enjoy the plaza together. Take turns playing randomly selected attractions to compete for a high score.


Miiverse
Miiverse is an online community built in to every Wii U console. When you have it activated in your Nintendo Land game, your plaza will be populated by your friends' and family's Mii characters! The crowd of visitors from all around the world is a big part of what makes Nintendo Land the ultimate theme park experience. Visiting Mii characters travel to your Nintendo Land plaza via Miiverse and appear in your plaza, where you can view their information and comment on their posts. You can also make your own posts about the game or post announcements to let the world know you’ve earned a new stamp, collected a pile of Nintendo Land coins, or accomplished something else that will impress your friends.

Discuss!

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Off Topic / JOHN MADDEN

« on: December 08, 2012, 08:32:11 PM »

http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/John_Madden

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Modification Help / Relocate Default Bricks?

« on: December 04, 2012, 08:45:51 PM »

I want to change where a default brick is in the brick menu. Can you do this without making a copy of the brick and messing with saves?

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Gallery / Terrain

« on: December 03, 2012, 02:56:47 AM »

So I experimented with how people have been making terrain recently.

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Off Topic / I'm beginning to think a lot about Christmas...

« on: December 03, 2012, 01:57:53 AM »

I sure hope I get what I want!

What do you want for Christmas?

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Forum Games / COOL AWESOME FUN ADVENTURE - C-Could there be... a st-story?

« on: November 21, 2012, 02:23:39 PM »

YOU WAKE UP ON GREEN HILL

WHAT IS YOUR NAME AND WHAT DO

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Suggestions & Requests / Ball-Hit System

« on: November 19, 2012, 12:21:52 AM »

I'm sure you all have heard about the new balls, but I have even more ideas!

This "Ball-Hit System" could be used for ball-hitting sports, like Tennis and Baseball.

Basically, lets say you are playing tennis. You grab the "Racket" item, and right-click to serve. Okay, cool. Now you have to hit it, but it will likely not be realistic! Sure you can randomize the angle and speed after you hit it, but it will still not make sense. So here is the solution, the angle is based on how far and what direction from the crosshair you swing at the ball. The closer to the cursor, the more speed and straight the ball goes. Let's say you manage to hit it direct center. BAM, super hit! It goes flying at like 100mph or something, however it would be very hard to actually hit the ball direct center. For baseball this will likely trigger a homerun.