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Yep. And that's where the whole NCAA lawsuit comes into play.Shows how long its been since I've played an NCAA game, Sega Saturn I never missed you. Thought for sure by now they had made some sort of agreement, but I suppose that would require them to actually pay the players.
I got Terraria about a year ago, but I just can't figure it out. I heard they added a tutorial for the XBLA version of the game. The PC game needed one too. If they added it, I don't know, because I uninstalled it and haven't felt like trying again. Only game I've ever regretted getting during a Steam sale.
Good to hear. I thought the whole franchise was kaput after the other announcement.SlaX said:
Oh man, how terrible. My prayers and thoughts are with his family. He was a really great guy.
I wonder if they'll go back to calling it College Football USA. That was the title back in the mid-90's before they got the NCAA license. I could also see them calling it BCS Football too, but I wish they'd put the FCS teams and conferences in the game again.
My seven year olds are amazed at my track system that goes for 15 mins without stopping. From the slopes of Mount North to the beaches of Southern Sky Base. I know. Original names, but what are you going to do?
Blame Dainty, she is the one that constantly wants to play Minecraft, Gears 3, Portal 2, and Borderlands 2. Basically anything that has co-op she will play anytime.
Is this in creative mode? We haven't found eough gold ever to make a long track system that functions going up and down hills.My seven year olds are amazed at my track system that goes for 15 mins without stopping. From the slopes of Mount North to the beaches of Southern Sky Base. I know. Original names, but what are you going to do?
We are pretty much tapped out in the world that you joined us in now. My roommate made a lava house in a lake and I made a giant glass tree house with some brick top and massive lava chandelier.
Lol...ah, no. I have some very large mines going on. There is a trick that you go down to base rock and mine there. There's more risk of lava, but the percentage of gold, diamonds, redstone are all increased at that level.Is this in creative mode? We haven't found eough gold ever to make a long track system that functions going up and down hills.My seven year olds are amazed at my track system that goes for 15 mins without stopping. From the slopes of Mount North to the beaches of Southern Sky Base. I know. Original names, but what are you going to do?
Ive got about 8 different projects going at once. I break up the monotony by switching back and fourth between them. I'll mine until I run out of pickaxes then while im dumping that stuff ill swing by my furnaces to smelt some things, organize them, then head over to my tree farm, re-seed, then go build some things or manipulate the landscape for future projects and roads.
From everything Ive gathered the most common place to branch mine is feet at level 11.Lol...ah, no. I have some very large mines going on. There is a trick that you go down to base rock and mine there. There's more risk of lava, but the percentage of gold, diamonds, redstone are all increased at that level.Is this in creative mode? We haven't found eough gold ever to make a long track system that functions going up and down hills.My seven year olds are amazed at my track system that goes for 15 mins without stopping. From the slopes of Mount North to the beaches of Southern Sky Base. I know. Original names, but what are you going to do?
Most of my track will go through large mountains rather than go over them. On the flat lands, it is an elevated platform to prevent anyone from getting on the track.
Not sure. I go all the way down until I can't go any further down and start there. Mine out a room and add a crafting table and a couple of chests. I bring down two diamond pick axes and don't come back up until they are done. Once the room is finished, I pick a direction and pick until I'm full of rock (and goodies). I usually do four blocks up in a single line. Once I've full, I go back and empty into the chests. I then go back to my vein and move over three blocks and dive in there. This way, you are not missing a line of blocks while digging.STEADYMOBBIN 22 said:From everything Ive gathered the most common place to branch mine is feet at level 11.Davej626 said:Lol...ah, no. I have some very large mines going on. There is a trick that you go down to base rock and mine there. There's more risk of lava, but the percentage of gold, diamonds, redstone are all increased at that level.madshot31 said:Is this in creative mode? We haven't found eough gold ever to make a long track system that functions going up and down hills.Davej626 said:My seven year olds are amazed at my track system that goes for 15 mins without stopping. From the slopes of Mount North to the beaches of Southern Sky Base. I know. Original names, but what are you going to do?
Most of my track will go through large mountains rather than go over them. On the flat lands, it is an elevated platform to prevent anyone from getting on the track.
I never played Minecraft I have to admit it sounds kind of coolNot sure. I go all the way down until I can't go any further down and start there. Mine out a room and add a crafting table and a couple of chests. I bring down two diamond pick axes and don't come back up until they are done. Once the room is finished, I pick a direction and pick until I'm full of rock (and goodies). I usually do four blocks up in a single line. Once I've full, I go back and empty into the chests. I then go back to my vein and move over three blocks and dive in there. This way, you are not missing a line of blocks while digging.STEADYMOBBIN 22 said:From everything Ive gathered the most common place to branch mine is feet at level 11.Davej626 said:Lol...ah, no. I have some very large mines going on. There is a trick that you go down to base rock and mine there. There's more risk of lava, but the percentage of gold, diamonds, redstone are all increased at that level.madshot31 said:Is this in creative mode? We haven't found eough gold ever to make a long track system that functions going up and down hills.Davej626 said:My seven year olds are amazed at my track system that goes for 15 mins without stopping. From the slopes of Mount North to the beaches of Southern Sky Base. I know. Original names, but what are you going to do?
Most of my track will go through large mountains rather than go over them. On the flat lands, it is an elevated platform to prevent anyone from getting on the track.
I have six main bases in my world. I've only made one world. When I get bored in one spot, I explore for a while and create a new base. I then mine at the new place and connect the rail system to the new base. By then, I've specialized each base to something. One of my bases is simply dedicated to making books (sugar canes and cows). Another base, in the desert, is where I go to get glass.
Good times..
Don't start. Its a huge time sink that hooks you in. However, if you like building things and systems, you might enjoy it. Think of Legos on a global scale. Oh, and there are skeletons and zombies, of course..I never played Minecraft I have to admit it sounds kind of coolNot sure. I go all the way down until I can't go any further down and start there. Mine out a room and add a crafting table and a couple of chests. I bring down two diamond pick axes and don't come back up until they are done. Once the room is finished, I pick a direction and pick until I'm full of rock (and goodies). I usually do four blocks up in a single line. Once I've full, I go back and empty into the chests. I then go back to my vein and move over three blocks and dive in there. This way, you are not missing a line of blocks while digging.STEADYMOBBIN 22 said:From everything Ive gathered the most common place to branch mine is feet at level 11.Davej626 said:Lol...ah, no. I have some very large mines going on. There is a trick that you go down to base rock and mine there. There's more risk of lava, but the percentage of gold, diamonds, redstone are all increased at that level.madshot31 said:Is this in creative mode? We haven't found eough gold ever to make a long track system that functions going up and down hills.Davej626 said:My seven year olds are amazed at my track system that goes for 15 mins without stopping. From the slopes of Mount North to the beaches of Southern Sky Base. I know. Original names, but what are you going to do?
Most of my track will go through large mountains rather than go over them. On the flat lands, it is an elevated platform to prevent anyone from getting on the track.
I have six main bases in my world. I've only made one world. When I get bored in one spot, I explore for a while and create a new base. I then mine at the new place and connect the rail system to the new base. By then, I've specialized each base to something. One of my bases is simply dedicated to making books (sugar canes and cows). Another base, in the desert, is where I go to get glass.
Good times..
I got too many games waiting now to take on anything new. But maybe in the future.Don't start. Its a huge time sink that hooks you in. However, if you like building things and systems, you might enjoy it. Think of Legos on a global scale. Oh, and there are skeletons and zombies, of course..I never played Minecraft I have to admit it sounds kind of coolNot sure. I go all the way down until I can't go any further down and start there. Mine out a room and add a crafting table and a couple of chests. I bring down two diamond pick axes and don't come back up until they are done. Once the room is finished, I pick a direction and pick until I'm full of rock (and goodies). I usually do four blocks up in a single line. Once I've full, I go back and empty into the chests. I then go back to my vein and move over three blocks and dive in there. This way, you are not missing a line of blocks while digging.STEADYMOBBIN 22 said:From everything Ive gathered the most common place to branch mine is feet at level 11.Davej626 said:Lol...ah, no. I have some very large mines going on. There is a trick that you go down to base rock and mine there. There's more risk of lava, but the percentage of gold, diamonds, redstone are all increased at that level.madshot31 said:Is this in creative mode? We haven't found eough gold ever to make a long track system that functions going up and down hills.Davej626 said:My seven year olds are amazed at my track system that goes for 15 mins without stopping. From the slopes of Mount North to the beaches of Southern Sky Base. I know. Original names, but what are you going to do?
Most of my track will go through large mountains rather than go over them. On the flat lands, it is an elevated platform to prevent anyone from getting on the track.
I have six main bases in my world. I've only made one world. When I get bored in one spot, I explore for a while and create a new base. I then mine at the new place and connect the rail system to the new base. By then, I've specialized each base to something. One of my bases is simply dedicated to making books (sugar canes and cows). Another base, in the desert, is where I go to get glass.
Good times..
Search youtube to see actual screens and setups if interested..
Dark souls never hooked me. I don't get and don't care too.
, went to the ER with chest pains and shortness of breath, thought I was having a heart attack. Turns out several of my lymph nodes were swollen huge all my blood work is clean even did a bonemarrow biopsy also clean, they finally removed 3 big lymph nodes from my chest. My oncologist seems to be trying to scare the #### out of me. I swear he looked me straight in the eyes and said, it looks like lymphoma, no supporting labs or anything. I'm not even 25...
Jesus. Now that i see who he is...I played rugby against him a few years back.
Poor family 
Or you can download Minecraft Lite for free for iPad/iPhone and play it first.Don't start. Its a huge time sink that hooks you in. However, if you like building things and systems, you might enjoy it. Think of Legos on a global scale. Oh, and there are skeletons and zombies, of course..I never played Minecraft I have to admit it sounds kind of coolNot sure. I go all the way down until I can't go any further down and start there. Mine out a room and add a crafting table and a couple of chests. I bring down two diamond pick axes and don't come back up until they are done. Once the room is finished, I pick a direction and pick until I'm full of rock (and goodies). I usually do four blocks up in a single line. Once I've full, I go back and empty into the chests. I then go back to my vein and move over three blocks and dive in there. This way, you are not missing a line of blocks while digging.From everything Ive gathered the most common place to branch mine is feet at level 11.Lol...ah, no. I have some very large mines going on. There is a trick that you go down to base rock and mine there. There's more risk of lava, but the percentage of gold, diamonds, redstone are all increased at that level.Is this in creative mode? We haven't found eough gold ever to make a long track system that functions going up and down hills.My seven year olds are amazed at my track system that goes for 15 mins without stopping. From the slopes of Mount North to the beaches of Southern Sky Base. I know. Original names, but what are you going to do?
Most of my track will go through large mountains rather than go over them. On the flat lands, it is an elevated platform to prevent anyone from getting on the track.
I have six main bases in my world. I've only made one world. When I get bored in one spot, I explore for a while and create a new base. I then mine at the new place and connect the rail system to the new base. By then, I've specialized each base to something. One of my bases is simply dedicated to making books (sugar canes and cows). Another base, in the desert, is where I go to get glass.
Good times..
Search youtube to see actual screens and setups if interested..
His avatar is of Andy Kaufman. I wonder if he's trying to play the bad guy in the same manner. As for Fez, what I've played so far is really good. Unfortunately, it hasn't won me over enough to finish it yet, but it's on my list to finish eventually.
I'm barely in to Dark Souls, and I'm not the type that enjoys dying a lot. But I am enjoying Dark Souls when I actually get the chance to play it. I will say, it is a mindset thing. When I tried Demon Souls, I hated it because I took dying personal and simply hated the concept. Now that I'm older, the dying doesn't bother me, and exploring and figuring out how to defeat the enemies is quite fun. Admittedly though, it is the one game where I will not hesitate for a moment to go to the Wiki for help.
wat. Fez fans couldn't be Fez fans if it wasn't for Phil Fish. No one should feel sorry for anyone because some dude doesn't want to make a game.Run It Up said:
What are you confused about, he is ceasing development because he doesn't feel like the industry or the fans appreciate him enough. Some people were anticipating Fez 2 and those loyal fans will not get to ever play it. Up until he threw his most recent fit, the game was in development, he is in essence, taking his toys and going home because hes a big ####### baby.
He might be trying to play off his horrible attitude as some second level bull####, but he is really an insufferable #####.SlaX said:
He could be the biggest ######## of all time for all I know, I'm not on twitter so I know next to nothing about his existence, but I'm confused as to why you would feel sorry for a fanbase that wouldn't even exist if not for this dude. Why should he make another game if he doesn't want to just to make other people happy? His reasons for not wanting to make another game are irrelevant given he's the one who's facing all the potential costs that go with making another one.
Because they are the people that actually care about the game and the license, Phil doesn't owe anyone anything, but if he did the first people in that line would be the people that actually supported his previous game. He announced the sequel at E3, not too long ago but it was still anticipated. The reason the game isn't being made, aside from the previously mentioned reasons is because he hates the industry. He has some valid views in regards to the trials indie developers have to deal with it, but at the end of the day he is killing his own license and his own fanbase because he wants out. He could sell the license, he could just hire someone to do his job, but hes doing neither of those things. He is literally becoming the thing he #####es about all the time.
