Next milestone passed my 9th newgrounds birthday.
Not really a big deal though >_<
At 5/10/14 10:44 AM, LittleWashu wrote: Next milestone passed my 9th newgrounds birthday.
Not really a big deal though >_<
I'd say the better part of a decade, is a big deal. congrats!
Just hit 500 movie reviews... just on chance, I checked while lurking (not logged in). Before I made an account here, I was plenty weird like that |: I like to stick a wooden shoe in anything Google, or our domestic spy-ring collects....
Vault 101 I have (LOST) many old and deleted Flash submissions, (you can't) PM me (dammit Tom) the filename, maybe I (godhelpmeonedayIwill) got it.
"You're a bit of a ghoul - aren't you?"---ZeroAsALimit.
congrats VJF
just reached 100,000 medal points
At 5/11/14 11:12 AM, Pokemonpoeguygcn wrote: You passed 95,000 B/P! Congrats!
And now
You passed 77,000 Saves. Way to go!
At 5/15/14 04:09 PM, blyndid wrote: congrats VJF
just reached 100,000 medal points
Thank you. Congrats to you too.
"You're a bit of a ghoul - aren't you?"---ZeroAsALimit.
At 5/17/14 05:16 PM, RobotInTheRain wrote: Level 26
Sweet, congrats man!
A few things happened to me today...
"You passed 8000 B/P! Congrats!
You passed 7000 Saves. Way to go! (meh, still 13 blams away from 1000)
You passed 20000 Total Points. Bodacious!
You entered the top 1000 in B/P Points. Outstanding! (was really looking forward to this!)
You are now ranked in the top 500 on the 'Awesome User' list. (lol)"
Vault 101 I have (LOST) many old and deleted Flash submissions, (you can't) PM me (dammit Tom) the filename, maybe I (godhelpmeonedayIwill) got it.
At 5/15/14 09:00 AM, VJF wrote: 290,000 medal points reached.
Congrats!
At 5/17/14 05:16 PM, RobotInTheRain wrote: Level 26
Congrats!
At 5/18/14 03:25 AM, VicariousE wrote: A few things happened to me today...
"You passed 8000 B/P! Congrats!
You passed 7000 Saves.
You passed 20000 Total Points
You entered the top 1000 in B/P Points.
You are now ranked in the top 500 on the 'Awesome User' list. (lol)"
All this in the same day?! :O A lotta congrats!
49,000 Saves
Only 1k to go until I (probably) retire from saving.
At 5/18/14 03:44 AM, Cyberdevil wrote: All this in the same day?! :O A lotta congrats!
All of 'em except one... don't remember which, it had been about a week since I logged on to NG Log...
Today I went over 100,000 medal points!
Vault 101 I have (LOST) many old and deleted Flash submissions, (you can't) PM me (dammit Tom) the filename, maybe I (godhelpmeonedayIwill) got it.
50,000 Saves
26,000 EXP
At 5/20/14 12:06 AM, Jolly wrote: 49,000 Saves
Only 1k to go until I (probably) retire from saving.
Congrats! :D
At 5/20/14 10:02 AM, VicariousE wrote: All of 'em except one... don't remember which, it had been about a week since I logged on to NG Log...
Today I went over 100,000 medal points!
Oh, a meritable achievement! Congrats!
level 13
i would have reached it sooner had i not made my way down to mexico for some good time away. i had a blast! and now i return to the states. will share a bit of my experience there here later.
At 5/20/14 11:32 AM, Cyberdevil wrote: 50,000 Saves
26,000 EXP
Blams
18,742
Saves
50,671
Whoa man, that's a lot of crap to sit and watch.. and sometimes review!
Vault 101 I have (LOST) many old and deleted Flash submissions, (you can't) PM me (dammit Tom) the filename, maybe I (godhelpmeonedayIwill) got it.
I've been slow with this. D:
Listening to:
Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid
At 5/5/14 09:29 AM, Haggard wrote:At 5/5/14 09:06 AM, Murray wrote: He is and isn't. His hits are more than popular whereas the rest of his stuff is indeed underappreciated at times. I find that his whole range of music isn't quite as accessible as what others have had but it's good that his artistic works have still given him success.Yes, he has some very successful stuff, but at the same time he changed his appearance, image and musical style like not many other artists. And I think that this aspect of his artistic work is underappreciated.
You are spot on with the last sentence. Now THAT is what's underappreciated. However, regardless of his level of appreciation he still makes fantastic music. Still now I'm listening to some lesser known songs of his and still enjoy what I hear.
Can't argue with the selection of stuff that you got. I could do with more Kraftwerk myself and I'm sure I did listen to Autobahn on Spotify at some point.I think they even have the 22 minute version of the title track, not just the 4 minute "radio edit".
Yep, they did. I wanted to hear the 22 minute version since I'm a sucker for long songs. I really should try out more of their music since all I have is The Man Machine.
I would like to pick up some CDs this month but I think I really should see about getting a new external hard drive. The one I have now is becoming a bit of a problem due to hard drive space just not being big enough for me anymore so I want to get something bigger that also doesn't have to use a power cable just to run it.I know the pain. I have TWO external hard drives and it's just a pain in the ass, when the USB cable tilts ever so slightly in the port, the hard drive disconnects. Also, one of my USB ports doesn't work properly anymore...
I did pick up an external hard drive two weeks ago. Makes life much easier to record game footage for my Let's Plays. However, my laptop performs like shit with recording game footage, even with Mega Drive games. I didn't get a new external hard drive just for that, though. I did get a portable one so it only plugs into the USB and where I have my laptop feels tidier now.
At 5/11/14 04:01 AM, SmashLuigiFan1 wrote:At 5/5/14 09:07 AM, Murray wrote: It's good that you have that sort of preference. I try and keep myself open to all things but I really can't dig something like dubstep. We're all good on video games so no worries there. :3That's pretty understandable. I mean, you can't force yourself to like something. I personally try to keep an open mind for things like games and music. It's probably why I don't really hate any video game I've played besides The Mask of Zorro.
Heh, there's plenty of crap games out there. I used to tolerate some that were more difficult to control with but generally I find that there isn't much time to play everything so I'd rather only go with what I'm sure I'm going to enjoy.
That was ongoing work for 18 months with some gaps in between. I started my icon modding duties from when it had began to the launch of the 2012 redesign which was around then I had stopped. I did take a few months break in late 2010/early 2011 due to being in full time work but when it came to less hours and sadly unemployment not too long after, I gave myself time to make more icons again.Even in the span of 18 months, that still sounds very tedious. That's at least 29 icons a day! I don't think I'd be able make nearly that many if I was the one to do that.
Some days I easily did over 100 icons and I'm sure one day I did 250 icons. It was extreme work but that was from a time ago. There may be still yet more games and movies that need modern icons but 16,000 for the whole site is still good enough. At that time I had covered 10% of the whole portal which also included genre modding.
I've been trying to play Ecco on the 3DS and the controls for it feel weird when being used to the Mega Drive controls.Most Genesis games were just meant for the original controller. Ever try doing the character specific special moves on Golden Axe 3 without a Genesis controller? To put it bluntly; that crap hurts your thumb if that controller doesn't have an analog stick.
Yep, I tried playing Mega Drive games on my PS3 controller and it feels really weird. However, if it's a mean to play it best on the emulator then that's what I'll have to do. Sadly, my laptop is getting really shit at recording game footage, even with Mega Drive games so at this point it'd be a lot easier to use the DVD recorder.
Also, how good are the Ecco games? I haven't really played them (excluding their easy trophy requirements in Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection) but my brother hates them with a passion for some reason.
I really don't get the hate for the games. I'm not sure why Ecco gets some hate while everything else from that console is praised. The worst I can point out is that sometimes the levels can be confusing to navigate but apart from that it's really not that bad.
Yeah, that was the one. From what I recalled the peripheral did work but I wasn't so big into the game. I probably still have that and the game somewhere in my house.That's actually a game I really want to try. Even if the bongos are responsive, do you absolutely need them to play the game?
Yep, you can still use it without the bongos just like how you can play Guitar Hero without the guitar.
RE5 is easily one of the weakest from the series. It's not bad but it had seen better days. Shame you're not able to play RE4 due to the faults with the Wii. When you find a way to play it, make it a high priority for your time you spend on entertainment purposes since it's one hell of a game.I personally really liked RE5 a lot. It had pretty good atmosphere and had some pretty challenging points to it. Especially if you picked Professional mode and turned off infinite ammo, the game would just destroy me. As for RE4, I should be able to play it once my brother buys me a Wii U when Smash 4 comes out. Specifically when there's a Wii U + Smash 4 bundle, otherwise it'll be awhile until he buys me one.
I'll possibly give RE5 another shot but to me, it could have been better in some ways but it's not as bad as some make it out to be. RE6 on the other hand, I don't even want to know what that's like.
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At 5/23/14 10:50 AM, Murray wrote:At 5/5/14 09:29 AM, Haggard wrote: Yes, he has some very successful stuff, but at the same time he changed his appearance, image and musical style like not many other artists. And I think that this aspect of his artistic work is underappreciated.You are spot on with the last sentence. Now THAT is what's underappreciated. However, regardless of his level of appreciation he still makes fantastic music. Still now I'm listening to some lesser known songs of his and still enjoy what I hear.
I don't listen to his music (or rather: haven't had a chance to start doing it ^^), but I still can appreciate his value for the music industry. ^^
I think they even have the 22 minute version of the title track, not just the 4 minute "radio edit".Yep, they did. I wanted to hear the 22 minute version since I'm a sucker for long songs. I really should try out more of their music since all I have is The Man Machine.
It's hard to get a hand on their albums, especially if you started collecting vinyl. I payed about 15 euros for "Autobahn", and that's a pretty good deal.
I know the pain. I have TWO external hard drives and it's just a pain in the ass, when the USB cable tilts ever so slightly in the port, the hard drive disconnects. Also, one of my USB ports doesn't work properly anymore...I did pick up an external hard drive two weeks ago. Makes life much easier to record game footage for my Let's Plays.
Ha, I have one hard drive just for storing football matches. >_>
However, my laptop performs like shit with recording game footage, even with Mega Drive games.
Yeah, recording live video on your PC/Laptop is a real bitch. I tried recording Mario on an NES emulator. But the emulator ran so slow that you could consider it cheating.
At 5/24/14 06:14 PM, Haggard wrote:
Yeah, recording live video on your PC/Laptop is a real bitch. I tried recording Mario on an NES emulator. But the emulator ran so slow that you could consider it cheating.
try dxtory, don't know what you were using
as an aside, does anyone do anything about shovelware accounts, and if so, who?
so i spend a nice, short week in mexico visiting family and it was nice to be down there and relax. kicking back at the ranch and catching up with tios y primos was swell, and was even able to catch a quinceaƱera first day i was there! and that was a fun dance to have attended. overall, i had a great time! i only regret not fully grasping spanish to hold a full conversation with people. coming back i now intend to learn it completely and perhaps even get to a third language as well.
and so i pose to you a couple of questions; do you have family in another country, and when was the last time you have visited them? if neither of those questions interest you, how about languages? do you know more than one?
At 5/11/14 04:02 AM, SmashLuigiFan1 wrote: To be honest, the characters and the plot are what I love the most about Super Paper Mario the most. I also really love the change in gameplay, as I'm the kind of person who must find every single hidden item, coin, enemy, or anything miscellaneous and collect/destroy it, so I really enjoy the flipping aspect of the game.
the flipping aspect was indeed great. opened up more options for solving puzzles and approaching enemies.
I'm nearly done with the chapter (ranked 4 so far) and I'm really looking forward to fighting him. This chapter was pretty awesome, but I hope there aren't any "one-opportunity-only" secrets in it because those suck.
as i recall, there are none of those "one-opportunity-only" secrets but i am not so sure. if anything i missed those secrets myself haha.
Even though the original Paper Mario has the most memorable music, I actually enjoy TTYD's more. TTYD has an amazing soundtrack (so far, anyway) but the only problem with it, like I mentioned before, is that I can't remember how any of it sounded like when I'm not playing.
i hear ya. it is mostly ambiance, so hearing outside of the game and not in the environment you associate it with would prolly slip past a mind.
Yeah, that sounds pretty lame to be honest. I'm sure it's still a good game, though. But, like any other handheld game past the GBA, there's an extremely small chance I'll have to even play it.
Also, is it true that the locations are your typical Mario locations? Like Ice World, Fire World, Desert World, etc.?
as i have encountered so far, there is a Desert World. have yet to reach an Ice World or Fire World, though if i do that would be quite a bit of a letdown if it indeed follows typical locations.
Alright then, I might buy if I get the chance to. I kind of want to try it out first before I'd buy it, though.Considering how the N64 has about 5 or so fighting games for it (two of which are the Fighter's Destiny games, which are very innovative), I should look into Killer Instinct Gold. It's not too expensive, is it?shouldn't be, no. online or in some store selling older games, you can find it around the $20-$30 range. you could order it off amazon; i have found it reliable in my experience if you choose to use that.
if you have not bought it already, you can try it here.
just hit play the game
At 5/27/14 12:05 PM, FRAYDO wrote: and so i pose to you a couple of questions; do you have family in another country, and when was the last time you have visited them?
No family in other countries, but I like to travel to foreign countries
if neither of those questions interest you, how about languages? do you know more than one?
Well, english is my second language. ^^
My first language is german. And I have a tip for you: If you try to pick up a third language, DON'T try to learn german! I hear it's a bitch to learn. Mark Twain once said: "Never knew before what eternity was made for. It is to give some of us a chance to learn German." ;)
I also had four years of french in school, but I never got a hang of that language. I watched a french series a few months ago (with english subtitles) and I was surprised how much french I still could actually understand. Wouldn't have been enough to follow the plot, but I could pick up the odd word or even a whole sentence every now and then. Quite funny.
At 5/27/14 02:27 PM, Haggard wrote:
My first language is german. And I have a tip for you: If you try to pick up a third language, DON'T try to learn german! I hear it's a bitch to learn
it's fine, i did it after doing spanish and it's not too bad once you understand the whole sticking verbs at the end of sentences thing. always assumed you were american for some reason, should have asked you if you wanted a beer while i was in your neck of the woods watching st pauli a couple of months ago
At 5/27/14 03:24 PM, jonthomson wrote:At 5/27/14 02:27 PM, Haggard wrote:always assumed you were american for some reason,
Never thought my english was good enough to be mistaken for a native speaker, heh.
Anyway, if you'd hear me speak, you'd hear my heavy german accent. No chance you could assume I was american then. ^^
should have asked you if you wanted a beer while i was in your neck of the woods watching st pauli a couple of months ago
Yeah, that would've been nice. If you are ever around this area again, just shoot me a message.