Mersopolis

Gonna close up for the night, but don't let that stop you from requesting.

If I turned my avatar 8-bit, would you give the game to me?

Non-server, but still Minecraft related: A while ago, I found one of the best survival island seeds: Ender in Exile It spawns you on a small (not tiny) and raised island, that has two trees and a small, ~20 block deep cave opening. It's so small that mobs never seem to spawn on it, except when you are far enough underground or at sea, no matter the time of day. There are a few flowers, but no grasses that provide seeds. However, there are two other islands facing the long sides of the main one that both have seed-bearing grasses on them. The bigger of those two may have chickens and pigs on it. Also, I found out that these are a thing.

Is it like Tomogotchi?

Demopan?

So, I was playing on my recently made alt, when I found three things of interest: A Conscientious Objector (I have never found one before) A Crone's Dome (Which is strange since this alt is an F2P) A Chemistry Set (I never found one before) F2Ps getting better drops confirmed.

WHAT IS IT!? I CAN'T SEE IT FROM SCHOOL!

~ helpusobi 1 devmapall noclip

Flame Tank Flaming Tank

Make a new tab, make a complete copy of all the info, and instead of filtering, actually remove the things you aren't averaging?

So, I had a very strange thought: What if someone made a really long chain of console commands for a source game, that would play through the game. Like, for Portal, what if we made a exec with something like this: wait 9999999999; <This would make the game do nothing until the portal opened> +forward; wait 60; +left; wait 60; +forward; <This would make the character walk through the portal> So, things like that. I know that this would take a VERY long time to do, even for a game like Portal. But imagine how good it would feel to do it.

The ghost is a god, but committed some offense and was punished by the deity council and put under these circumstances.

If you think your computer is bullshit, I'll gladly take it off your hands. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) No but seriously all this programming bullcrap is both mind numbingly boring and mind numbingly impossible to understand. It's flame war. What are you doing trying to understand that?

So, I have played MANY of the games: Dark Forces Dark Forces 2 Mysteries of the Sith Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy Battlefront Battlefront 2 Lego Starwars Lego Starwars 2 Empire at war + Forces of Corruption Force Unleashed Force Unleashed 2 Republic Commando Knights of the Old Republic Knights of the Old Republic 2 The Old Republic Maybe X-wing Alliance. I don't remember. Maybe Tie Fighter. I don't remember. Maybe Force Commander. I don't remember. Episode 1: The Phantom Menace Episode 1: Racer The Lighsaber Battle Game Also some of Clone Wars Adventures. Not proud of it. Good games, most of them.

Oh man, I have so many Star Wars games. I've said before how my uncle used to do artwork for some of them. Seen all the movies. Haven't read any of the books. I'll give more info once I get home.

That's what you get for mixing the red and blue pills.

So, playin' Oblivion... Decide to pickpocket Modryn Oreyn just after joining the Fighter's Guild. Think I haven't been detected and open his inventory. Remember that I haven't quick saved. Exit Modryn's inventory and quicksave. Hear "Filthy Pick-". Loading screen. Now outside the building. Check last three saves: Autosave putting me outside the building. Quicksave just before getting kicked out. Manual save over 3 hours ago. Ugh. (I apologize if this format displeases you.)

So I decided to start playing Oblivion again, except with mods this time. I got this "Deadly Reflex" Combat mod, and it is actually quite interesting. It raises the skill floor and the skill ceiling of Oblivion's combat. Thank goodness. Sadly, the special attacks don't give experience.

Wait what? There's this glitch with teles where, if you have two teles at level 2 or more, you can pick one up, then put it down, and while it's building, you destroy the other tele and build it again. Strangely enough, the teles, despite going back to levels 1, retain their level 2+ health. And you can do it over and over again to get the teles to well over 100,000,000 hp.

Got kicked from a hightower server for using the infinite tele health exploit. Corv was there. Funny thing is, I had spent over an hour on my team's side just getting it up to that hp. Nobody minded until I actually put it in a good position. Within five minutes I was kicked for exploiting. Even so, the tele was very easily camped.

The world's tiniest violin, playing a song of woe for my complete, utter lack of money?

Oh how I wish I had a legitimate premium minecraft account.