Wiki: Blockland

[jirue]

Your posts are very hot

Space is just hot when he posts.

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[zookuw]

guys the thing went away o_o

[WhoDa?]

guys the thing went away o_o

Isn't that great? I don't think you want to argue nonsense with someone that doesn't even know stuff.

[Jimmg]

Added this. If someone can find the radio interview i'll add that as a reference too. (I cant find it because the search is borked)

Edit: found it: http://radio.laml.org/lamlradio-13-blockland/

Badspot sounds cool :D

[GhostOfBetaTapes]

Badspot sounds cool :D

He sounds younger than me  :O  and I'm 14...

[Spiderobot]

Why does everyone keep screwing with our wiki? Blockland has several thousand  users, several hundred youtube videos (maybe a bit less), some media coverage, and has about 150 to 250 users online at any given time. I think it deserves a wiki.

Okay, I fixed a spelling error and thats all. Don't blame me. :D

[Senor Devin]

I think the only reason the mess with ours is because they dont have one

[Jimmg]

I think the only reason the mess with ours is because they dont have one

They did it got deleted for creating copys of itself with different names.

[FlyGuy45]

"...Blockland holds, Realistic physics was suggested, and then added in Version 11, released on the 16th of March 2009."

Fix please.

[Jervan]

"...Blockland holds, Realistic physics was suggested, and then added in Version 11, released on the 16th of March 2009."

Fix please.

You can even see the train of thought

[gordonrox24]

Added {{Fact}} tags upon admin request.

[Wedge]

"A standard server is able to hold up to 32 players" is unlikely to be challenged and probably does not need to be sourced. For reference, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halo:_Combat_Evolved#Multiplayer . Note that the statement "The game instead uses local Ethernet or "system-link" that supports a maximum of 16 players." has no source, and the article has even been featured.

Neither will "This makes it possible for servers to run public betas or unique add-ons that server owners would otherwise not want distributed publicly, without the issue of people being unable to connect."

However, if you insist they be sourced, I took a look at the HL2 article. It suggests that it would be sourced like this:

Step One Games. Blockland. (Step One Games).

In any case, I really don't think your edits are very constructive, and I'm sure whichever admin told you to put random tags everywhere would agree with me.

[Tom]

And why didn't the admin just do it himself?

[Saxophone]

When I last saw it. (During V9) It was literally, 10 times bigger.

[Reactor Worker]

And why didn't the admin just do it himself?

Fictional entities only have a tenuous connection to our reality (aside from that 'god' fellow) and as such aren't capable of applying their own fact tags. Hence they hand out commandments to their believers.