Try the philippines, no bus schedules, just wait on the sidewalk and hope to catch one enroute.TheMightyHeracross wrote:Also, Philadelphia's public transportation sucks. Every day the trains get stuck SOMEWHERE for at least 5 minutes, and no train or bus is ever on time.
Too bad I don't like Hentai. It's really well done, though.undead003 wrote:HDOOM IS UPDATED BABY
That's kind of surprising, given the nature of the mod you were making.TheBadHustlex wrote:Too bad I don't like Hentai. It's really well done, though.
I highly recommend adding Chisel to it. Mystcraft is badass in its own right and it's a shame more servers can't keep up with the demand of generating new worlds as often as players would want to generate them, but at least with an almost purely graphical mod like Chisel you can throw down decoration like nobody's business. I mean the thing manages to add cool looking COBBLESTONE blocks to the game, all with an infinite durability chisel tool so long as you don't use the tool to hand sculpt a placed block. And I can't get enough of factory blocks. Connecting hazard style striped blocks? Where have these things been all my life?NeuralStunner wrote:If I played Minecraft, one of the first mods I would get would be Mystcraft. Its existence just makes me happy somehow.
FF8 is awesome and probably my most favorite game of the whole series thus far. it's really fun breaking the game in two with the simple act of playing cards to acquire demi-god powers. i think i only ever got wiped once in the entire game, and that was a mistake on my part (the boss unleashed a powerful party attack that wiped me because i used Darkside so much that everyone's HP was low.)amv2k9 wrote:Next on the dock is Final Fantasy VIII. It is the PSX FF I have played the most of, probably because of the depth in its character customization.
If the taint is spreading, there's a tainted node generating it. They're usually deep underground, near the center of the tainted region; strap on some Goggles of Revealing and go digging down to find it. If you break the node that SHOULD stop the taint spreading. Bear in mind the tainted node may have infected other underground aura nodes in the general area, which would require the destruction of ALL tainted nodes in that region for it to work.Ethril wrote:Playing Minecraft with mod packs.
Encountered a Thaumcraft Taint biome that was so bad I had to change into Creative Mode just to get it under control. (There's no way I could get that many Ethereal Blooms and Silverwood Saplings in any reasonable amount of time. If there's a better way to fight it, I haven't unlocked it yet.)
Now, I understand why Taint exists; it's a punishment for using magic irresponsibly, forcing you to either take precautions or risk ruining everything. That's fine... but this was naturally-occurring. This massive, nigh-unstoppable infestation was generated by the game through no action or inaction of my own; It didn't start small and I just let it get that bad, I had literally just generated those chunks and they were already completely taken over by the purple blight. Wasn't any sort of corrupted Aura Node (actually, there were several healthy normal ones around) or anything either, it was just there.
You're not the only one. Most people I know just flat-out think Laguna and co. should have been the main characters.Viscra Maelstrom wrote: most of the music has nostalgic connections to me as well, though i really prefer The Man With The Machinegun as the battle theme instead of Don't Be Afraid.
and with good reason: Laguna is a legitimately entertaining main character, and Kiros and Ward's disbelief in some of the actions he does is quite funny. but they still together with each other. that's not to say that the other characters are boring, but i'd guess that Laguna's antics strikes home much better than Squall's initial lone-wolf and immature attitude (which is justified by the game's story, actually.)Big C wrote:You're not the only one. Most people I know just flat-out think Laguna and co. should have been the main characters.Viscra Maelstrom wrote: most of the music has nostalgic connections to me as well, though i really prefer The Man With The Machinegun as the battle theme instead of Don't Be Afraid.
