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Axolotl's CityRPG with Drugs
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Lugnut:

--- Quote from: CCR on July 30, 2012, 06:15:01 PM ---I said that before he edited it. -_-

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No, he said he was jasa 8 minutes before you posted.
Don't try to cover up your own stupidity.
Wheatley:
message is a few pages old but

--- Quote from: Bisjac on July 30, 2012, 03:19:33 AM ---sigh... kids playing with simulated drugs. its like how little girls have baby dolls. when children play real life adult stuff, they exaggerate it horribly and it's embarrassing and cheesy.

it would actually be better to be a candy dealer or something.
its less poser "hurr hurr drugz!" and its way funnier. not to mention its original.

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--- Quote from: Axolotl on July 30, 2012, 12:00:21 AM ---Candies make it easier to attract children, while requiring more dentist enforcement.

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Axolotl:
lol, I realized that CityRPG is so poorly coded that I'll have to code my own, if I can even finish it.

One of the only things I will use from CityRPG is Hellen, she's a nice little help manager that uses a good format.
Custard:
Nobody has to "recode" anything. Sassy is fine if you're not going to have 40 people on your server at a time, so why don't some of you pick up a generic copy of CityRPG, build a cool city layout, hire great moderation, and watch a city develop?

I ran my CityRPG with Sassy no problem, developing one of the most quickly built cities in all of Blockland. If you're not in the game to watch an actual city develop, you shouldn't be playing at all.

so stop laying around and host something decent
Lugnut:

--- Quote from: Custard on July 31, 2012, 01:48:24 AM ---I ran my CityRPG with Sassy no problem, developing one of the most quickly built cities in all of Blockland. If you're not in the game to watch an actual city develop, you shouldn't be playing at all.

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didn't you say you were starting yours up again
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