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Off Topic / Baby goats.
« on: April 18, 2010, 10:40:49 AM »
Rya (my goat) just gave birth to two healthy, happy goats. One's a boy and one's a girl.
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Off Topic / Post pictures of Army Men
« on: April 17, 2010, 01:15:45 PM »
Yes, I know I made another topic like this before, but I felt like making a new one.
"No Stand" army men. First army men created in fact! :D
Vinetnam
(The kind I have most of)
*If you continue to post Army pictures, then I will lock this topic and start a new one tomorrow*
"No Stand" army men. First army men created in fact! :D
Vinetnam
(The kind I have most of)
*If you continue to post Army pictures, then I will lock this topic and start a new one tomorrow*
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Games / RtB Party!
« on: April 14, 2010, 07:51:40 PM »
RTB 1.045 PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRR RRRRRRRRRTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTYY YYYYYYYYYYYY.
Weekend perhaps, hmm?
Weekend perhaps, hmm?
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Games / RtB v1.045
« on: April 11, 2010, 04:20:35 PM »
Does anyone have it? If you do, discuss it here.
Also, here is a good site if you want to download some stuff: http://www.sephrtbmods.webs.com/
Haha, just saw a ROBLOX ad on there.
Also, here is a good site if you want to download some stuff: http://www.sephrtbmods.webs.com/
Haha, just saw a ROBLOX ad on there.
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Drama / call4dead3
« on: April 04, 2010, 10:43:09 AM »
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General Discussion / call4dead3
« on: April 03, 2010, 05:53:03 PM »
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Gallery / AWESOM BULD
« on: March 26, 2010, 01:54:14 PM »
LOLOL I TOATLY BULT THS IT S SO COL
RAT X/100001010100
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Off Topic / Lego Pirates
« on: March 24, 2010, 11:38:05 AM »
I really think the Original Pirates are the best, because they actully had plenty of ships and bases for a full-scale Pirates VS. Soilders.
I think the Islanders are fun too.
Images:
I will add more images as I find them.
Also a fun series to watch if you like Lego Pirates :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QKN-9GAn0U&feature=related
I think the Islanders are fun too.
Images:
I will add more images as I find them.
Also a fun series to watch if you like Lego Pirates :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QKN-9GAn0U&feature=related
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Off Topic / Talk to Badspot! (Bot)
« on: March 23, 2010, 03:17:03 PM »
http://www.pandorabots.com/pandora/talk?botid=85a6443a4e36a339
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Human: Roblox is your worst enemy
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Human: what
Badspot: No problem.
Human: Roblox is your worst enemy
Badspot: Do you mind if I tell other people you say I am worst enemy IS Roblox.
Human: yes, roblox is taking over blockland
Badspot: Tell me. I think roblox is a lot of things.
Human: lolololo
Badspot: Can you tell me any gossip?
Human: a opigadjihj is a agdojghdij
Badspot: Are all opigadjihj agdojghdij?
Human: the opigadjihj blew up
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Drama / Mr. Badspot
« on: March 21, 2010, 02:22:24 PM »
He is at Badspot's Lag Party right now, go there and flame him nowpls?
Seriously, he is talking about things that we dont really want to hear.
Seriously, he is talking about things that we dont really want to hear.
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Games / Sid Meier's Pirates "Live the Life!"
« on: March 20, 2010, 10:47:57 AM »
Sid Meier's Pirates is probably one of the best sailing/pirate/RPG games out there. IMO
Pirates is separated into several mini-games requiring different skills, as well as an overall "sailing map" mode where the player navigates around the Caribbean, looking for things to do. Sailing technique, evasion (running from guards), naval gunnery, turn-based strategy, dancing with the governor's daughter, fencing and strategic planning are all skills needed to succeed in Pirates. During the game, players can acquire items and special crewmembers which make some mini-games less skill-dependent, but must also choose one of five different skills at the start, which the game will give them an advantage in.
Most controls are relegated to the nine keys of the number pad, and the game is completely playable using only the keyboard (numpad keys and enter), excluding the start menu and control screen. This is assisted by a visual representation of the keypad in the lower right corner of the screen, which also shows the function of each key at any given time. For example, during ship-to-ship combat, the "3", "7", and "1" keys on the numpad representation are shown with images of different cannonball types - these buttons are used to select different types of cannonballs to fire. The on-screen keypad can also be clicked with a mouse, performing the same function as the keyboard key would have performed. Though the mouse can be used for various commands, the keypad is the preferred input mechanism due to the game's mechanics.
The majority of the game is spent sailing from destination to destination around the Caribbean islands. To control their ship the player must use the number pad (or the directional arrows) on the keyboard. Mouse navigation is also possible, where clicking anywhere on the screen will send the ship sailing in that direction. During the sailing segment, the player navigates between areas of interest in the Caribbean, including colonies, cities, missions, pirate havens, and others. Wind conditions have an important effect on sailing, as winds tend to blow westwards (especially on lower difficulty levels) and as such speed up travels to the west while slowing down travel to the east. Clouds passing overhead indicate barometric depressions, and at the centers of these depressions are storms which cause powerful winds, usually assisting sailing in any direction but also posing a threat to any ship passing underneath the storm. Unlike previous versions of the game, the Caribbean is teeming with ships represented visually by their three-dimensional models. The player can spot these ships from a distance and even collect information about their mission, port of departure, destination, and nationality. This allows the player to hand-pick his targets, as well as actively pursue most ships if an attack is to be attempted. Unlike previous Pirates! games, however, enemy ships cannot force the player to fight, although they can bombard the player's ships en route to a destination and even sink some (but not all) of the player's ships if they bombard them long enough. Fortified cities which hold a particular grudge against the player (or whose controlling nation holds a substantial bounty over the player's head) may also open fire upon the player's fleet as it passes by. The player must also navigate around reefs and shoals, which cause hull damage to any ship which passes over them (but rarely sink ships, unlike in previous versions). Finally, if the player wishes, he may sail the ship onto the shoreline, allowing the crew to disembark and begin to march. This can be used when the player wishes to approach a hostile city without being fired upon, to attack a friendly city, or to travel on land seeking buried treasure, lost cities, or Montalban's hideout.
I SPENT 3 HOURS DOING THIS POST :O
I give this game 10/10
Pirates is separated into several mini-games requiring different skills, as well as an overall "sailing map" mode where the player navigates around the Caribbean, looking for things to do. Sailing technique, evasion (running from guards), naval gunnery, turn-based strategy, dancing with the governor's daughter, fencing and strategic planning are all skills needed to succeed in Pirates. During the game, players can acquire items and special crewmembers which make some mini-games less skill-dependent, but must also choose one of five different skills at the start, which the game will give them an advantage in.
Most controls are relegated to the nine keys of the number pad, and the game is completely playable using only the keyboard (numpad keys and enter), excluding the start menu and control screen. This is assisted by a visual representation of the keypad in the lower right corner of the screen, which also shows the function of each key at any given time. For example, during ship-to-ship combat, the "3", "7", and "1" keys on the numpad representation are shown with images of different cannonball types - these buttons are used to select different types of cannonballs to fire. The on-screen keypad can also be clicked with a mouse, performing the same function as the keyboard key would have performed. Though the mouse can be used for various commands, the keypad is the preferred input mechanism due to the game's mechanics.
The majority of the game is spent sailing from destination to destination around the Caribbean islands. To control their ship the player must use the number pad (or the directional arrows) on the keyboard. Mouse navigation is also possible, where clicking anywhere on the screen will send the ship sailing in that direction. During the sailing segment, the player navigates between areas of interest in the Caribbean, including colonies, cities, missions, pirate havens, and others. Wind conditions have an important effect on sailing, as winds tend to blow westwards (especially on lower difficulty levels) and as such speed up travels to the west while slowing down travel to the east. Clouds passing overhead indicate barometric depressions, and at the centers of these depressions are storms which cause powerful winds, usually assisting sailing in any direction but also posing a threat to any ship passing underneath the storm. Unlike previous versions of the game, the Caribbean is teeming with ships represented visually by their three-dimensional models. The player can spot these ships from a distance and even collect information about their mission, port of departure, destination, and nationality. This allows the player to hand-pick his targets, as well as actively pursue most ships if an attack is to be attempted. Unlike previous Pirates! games, however, enemy ships cannot force the player to fight, although they can bombard the player's ships en route to a destination and even sink some (but not all) of the player's ships if they bombard them long enough. Fortified cities which hold a particular grudge against the player (or whose controlling nation holds a substantial bounty over the player's head) may also open fire upon the player's fleet as it passes by. The player must also navigate around reefs and shoals, which cause hull damage to any ship which passes over them (but rarely sink ships, unlike in previous versions). Finally, if the player wishes, he may sail the ship onto the shoreline, allowing the crew to disembark and begin to march. This can be used when the player wishes to approach a hostile city without being fired upon, to attack a friendly city, or to travel on land seeking buried treasure, lost cities, or Montalban's hideout.
I SPENT 3 HOURS DOING THIS POST :O
I give this game 10/10
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Music / "I've got a jar of dirt" music request.
« on: March 18, 2010, 03:19:55 PM »
Hi, I just wanted to request a Pirates of the Carribean remix called "Ive got a jar of dirt"
Youtube video is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRcj6CAhe7s&feature=related
Youtube video is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRcj6CAhe7s&feature=related
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Suggestions & Requests / Slate Seabed
« on: February 28, 2010, 05:22:04 PM »
Slate seabed is by Mr.Smash. I really want it for my underwater city.
I cant find it in the archives either, so if someone could find it and port it, I would be pretty happy.
I cant find it in the archives either, so if someone could find it and port it, I would be pretty happy.