Blockland copyright.

[pen]

i believe Step 1: Games has something to do with garage games

on the main menu, click "about"

[Ad Bot]

[Digmaster]

Reminds me of two guns O.O

Considering that's where badspot works, and the name of Waterfront in mission editor is Office, and Badspot made Waterfront...

[Saxophone]

©

[tails]

Wikipedia. Editable. By. Anyone.

Blockland wikipedia. Completely correct.

[FireBlood]

Wikipedia. Editable. By. Anyone.

that also means everybody can fix errors

[Dropshock]

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=245+West+5th+Avenue+Eugene+OR+97401&sll=41.705885,-83.602839&sspn=0.010813,0.018947&ie=UTF8&z=16&iwloc=r0&layer=c&cbll=44.054337,-123.096499&panoid=8W_OICtjxOUjJ7NjvoXhxw&cbp=12,24.09317910760613,,0,5



So thats where it is at...

Nice bike Badspot.

[tails]

Nice bike Badspot.

Oh come on, Thats clearly not even a house.

[Thief]

Badspot created Step 1: Games to protect his personal assets (IE. His home, car, etc) from being in danger should a company wish to sue him.

If they found that his game were in violation of a law (such as a violation of copyright law) then the maximum amount that he could lose would be whatever the company itself owns...in this case likely very little.

Essentially it is a widely, and understandably, used legal loophole to insure that you aren't taking on too much risk in starting a business in lawsuit-happy America.

If I remember correctly, LEGO approached him a long time ago about a position at the company, but ultimately they failed to contact him after a meeting. I guess they weren't interested.

I always wondered what the hell Step 1: Games was. Thanks <3