I still don't understand Zelda II being a bad game. I thought it was pretty good. Not my favorite, but it doesn't deserve the hate it gets. Way better than the other sequels on the platform at the time (Simon's curse and Mario 2... *shudder*) As for OoT, I agree that there was too much waiting in th...

Rabbits are honestly a pretty pointless mob, potion ingredient aside, and the "Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog" is just plain ridiculous, considering it's more a pest than an easter egg. Spawning a Rabbit named 'Toast' using a name tag or renamed Spawn Egg will give the rabbit the skin of Redd...

The Walking Dead had "wind chimes" that would make noise and draw zombies into pits. While that would work for shorter ranges, you'd need a huge amount of them to make any real dent in the zombie population. I think in season 4 they used speakers to draw zombies away from an area, probabl...

It's not the fact that Mojang owes them anything, it's the fact that Mojang will be one of the only companies that actually holds this stance for their games, which is darkly ironic considering how they keep trying to bend over backwards for the community. Gmod, TF2, Counter Strike, Zombie Master, W...

-Added Hardcore Sinkholes as yet another thing you shouldn't worry about, particularly in the nether, where you should really be completely relaxed about the whole thing. That almost gave me a heart attack until you said we shouldn't worry about it. What a relief... -Changed a little something some...

I'll be honest, I have completely lost interest in the latest episodes. It feels like they have collapsed under the weight of their now massive fan base and have begun introducing vast amounts of references to past jokes and fan service to the episodes. EDIT: Word Choice We've been going one episod...

So over the past month and a half, my friend and I have been listening to this podcast called "Welcome to Night Vale" on the way to class. The basis of the podcast is it's a community radio show based in a desert town called Night Vale, where the host describes Lovecraftian horrors going o...

After playing the demo for about an hour, I've got to say this game is pretty tight. At 13 dollars for the game, it's way too good of a deal for me to pass up. I'm a big fan of technological development in games, and this one definitely provides in that regard. This game definitely falls under the b...

Looking forward to playing this soon :)

erikdk321 wrote:Why is it called "Marsupial" by the way? :)

Because he's getting ready for his jump to RTH.

I suppose the whole thing boils down to A.) what gameplay features we gain from a lack of multiplayer, and B.) what gameplay features we lose from having multiplayer. Considering the game isn't in development at the moment, and testing the waters wouldn't be feasible even if it was, I think the best...

So we're finishing up BTW? AND RTH is going to become a reality? To quote a certain foreigner from a beloved cartoon of mine: A CELEBRATION I SAY! Congrats, brotha. You've been in the trenches of insanity for 3 years to help save Minecraft, you definitely deserve to clean your hands of the troubles....

There's no good way to optimize with these systems. It's no wonder this wasnt added before. EDIT: To clarify, I know that it's the same system that several BTW and vMC blocks use. However, the level of detail in dragon eggs or BTW's anvils really doesn't belong on blocks that appear as commonly as t...

Well, this is an interesting turn of events: spheres in Minecraft. Granted, there is no collision, they're completely impractical, and the only reason they exist is because of a quirk with minecarts of all things.

I'll download it when I get back to America.

The issue here is that biomes are clumped together based on humidity, so you just see the same 2-3 types of biomes over and over till you cross a humidity value boundary. Called it :) "Oh noes! Deserts are next to tundra! Let's put them so far apart that players will be unlikely to ever see th...

Well, I guess it's time to start a new save.

I'm glad they fixed the semi-transparent block BS, but the ugly stained glass and lag spikes are a bit too painful to make up for it...

Also the whole inconsistency with the back faces being visible on stained glass just seems out of place and makes the thing seem hollow

I'm just trying to wrap my head around why they didn't just use normal joysticks for this thing. They're comfortable, and it's what gamers are used to at this point. I just can't see any benefits to this new control scheme. It's like they're reinventing the wheel, but along the way they decided that...

The developer of the mod wrote a response to the posts here: http://www.reddit.com/r/seedofandromeda/comments/1mvq8g/flowerchild_developer_of_better_than_wolves_on/ccdeubl Quoting it here, Hey everyone! I just thought I would address some of the things you were talking about. There are two main reas...

Not sure if any of you guys have seen this yet, but over the past few months this guy Ben Arnold has been working on a voxel game called "Seed of Andromeda", which is showing by far some of the most interesting use of voxels for a blocky building game. Just an example of the engine. Sw_Hrc...

I have just watched the first two minutes of this, and quite frankly, I really like what I see there in terms of terrain generation. Not sure my server could handle this, but o well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZmKYtRM6iU Watching the rest right now. But I have to say, from what I've seen, I am...

Definitely reasonable. Seems like a sound compromise, mate.

9/10, sounds like a sexy dinosaur.

7/10. Nice name, but I just can't rate it higher. It makes me hungry and I don't know why.

Flowerchild, I just spent the last two days turning the jungle by my base into a parking lot. I'd say job well done on making jungles feel less safe.