Author Topic: [REQUEST] Please stop suggesting Blockland on new engines/consoles  (Read 4748 times)

WE DON'T WANT BLOCKLAND TO LOOK NICE
They're already getting rid of the two ugly parts of Blockland.

Terrains and interiors.

The rest looks good. Just because it isn't super high detail, doesn't mean it doesn't look nice.

They're already getting rid of the two ugly parts of Blockland.

Terrains and interiors.

The rest looks good. Just because it isn't super high detail, doesn't mean it doesn't look nice.
I know. It's fantastic.

[REQUEST] Please stop requesting to stop requesting Blockland on new engines/consoles

or actually

[REQUEST] Please stop all discussion regarding Blockland on new engines/consoles

We? And stop acting like you know what you are talking about.

Yeah, "we".

The difference between him and a lot of other people is that he actually DOES know what he's talking about.
This DOES need to be stickied and this DOES have to become a rule because there will always be morons like you that will completely dismiss a huge wall of text just because they want blockland on a console.

Blockland wouldn't be fun on a console :c

Blockland wouldn't be fun on a console :c

Well, just wondering, could there ever be a console that supports Torque?

Well, just wondering, could there ever be a console that supports Torque?

[REQUEST] Please stop all discussion regarding Blockland on new engines/consoles



Well, just wondering, could there ever be a console that supports Torque?
TGE was already released for Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii. You just needed a licence from the respective companies.

How are you supposed to build with the limited amount of buttons? It would require a new controller.

How are you supposed to build with the limited amount of buttons? It would require a new controller.
maybe combos


I think the only reason Blockland cannot be on steam is because of the activation key system. Registering games on steam usually gives you direct access to the game with no activation code or ID system. Maybe, maybe, it could send a private steam message with the activation key or something like that. Just taking a guess though.

I think the only reason Blockland cannot be on steam is because of the activation key system. Registering games on steam usually gives you direct access to the game with no activation code or ID system. Maybe, maybe, it could send a private steam message with the activation key or something like that. Just taking a guess though.
There are many non-Valve games that do this. It gives a little pop-up the first time you launch the game, and then in your library you can right click -> view game cd key