Author Topic: My school was almost bombed (The Counter-Columbine Blockland server thread)  (Read 5382 times)

you aren't capable of coding a game
of course he could
remember when he took those coding classes at harvard?

You guys still completely ignored my post about the possibility of me coding the gamemode, while you're still complaining about Ocelotus unable to code anything.

You guys still completely ignored my post about the possibility of me coding the gamemode, while you're still complaining about Ocelotus unable to code anything.
I acknowledged it. It would be a good idea to do this.


In fact, at my middle school, there were so many bomb threats that they stopped taking action to them and just had teachers lock the doors
this is my high school


of course he could
remember when he took those coding classes at harvard?

DEEEESTRUCTION

My brother's school had a bomb threat last year and he was scared out of his wits because he had classes in the rooms right by the supposed location of the bomb. Turned out there was no bomb.

Also someone blew up a dry ice bomb in the parking lot of my sisters school earlier this year and there was a massive panic.

Can you intergrate hiding, trap setting, and weapon making for the students-

I really dont think trap setting or weapon making is a thing to focus on as its an intensive aspect of a game.
All you need is an inventory of..perhaps randomized generic weapons and the bomb planter.

The game comes from the hunt to find the bomber before he bombs the server and the fight that ensues.
An idea to look into is barricade making for the students who didn't random a weapon.

So the game starts, and the players are split into students, teachers, and 1-3 security guards.
- Students have melee weapons like books, perhaps broken rulers
- Teachers have the same but have a chance to random a gun
- Security Guards have the guns
- The bomber loads with the bomb placer and maybe 2 random semi-auto guns

It might be taboo, but it can make one hell of a gamemode.

I really dont think trap setting or weapon making is a thing to focus on as its an intensive aspect of a game.
All you need is an inventory of..perhaps randomized generic weapons and the bomb planter.

The game comes from the hunt to find the bomber before he bombs the server and the fight that ensues.
An idea to look into is barricade making for the students who didn't random a weapon.

So the game starts, and the players are split into students, teachers, and 1-3 security guards.
- Students have melee weapons like books, perhaps broken rulers
- Teachers have the same but have a chance to random a gun
- Security Guards have the guns
- The bomber loads with the bomb placer and maybe 2 random semi-auto guns

It might be taboo, but it can make one hell of a gamemode.
Perhaps there could be a makeshift weapon system, ex. breaking off a table leg and there is a chance for it to be sharp or blunt so it can be used as a weapon.




Yesterday my school had a lockdown so that they could do a trial run for a drug bust
While most teachers and the administrators were informed, the librarian wasn't, and neither was I. We happened to be the only people in the library.
We kinda just hid out in there quietly freaking out for about 45 minutes while they worked. It was over eventually, but it was pretty freaky.
The worst bit was that at one point one of the people doing it walked in and we could hear them but we couldn't see them.
I was all ready to pop up and say "hey, don't you think shooting up the library is kinda cliche?"

i remember back in elementary school someone left a sticky note in the girls bathroom and it said it was going to blow up the school
everyone was evacuated and police were rushing in with dogs and stuff and it was scary. i saw the secretary and she was crying with fear
for the next week or so, they had police patrolling the school, and it was pretty tense
instead of combatting terrorism we in america should also be combatting blind paranoia like what you described as well.

schools should not be run according to such ignorance and fear. because when people are willing to let themselves be terrified like that then the terrorists have already won. they do what they do terrorize people and we are telling them they've won when we are willing to go to such drastic measures over one little sticky note. i say let them come. i won't bat an eyelash. i'm not afraid of them.
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