Rayman 2

[rolesfamily]

Master4lyf1 was my username here until about a year ago, just before I became a mod, incidentally.

You must of kept that from a nostalgic point of view

I bet you were a massive noob at one point!!

Least we have something in common

 

[Master]

If anything, my formality was almost completely overbearing, and I was far more uptight. I think I've actually mellowed.

 

[Shrooblord]

I say, sir Master, if you please, why not show us, prithee, collaborate with me amidst us your, I say, uptightness, golly.

 

[Master]

On second thought, maybe my overbearing formality wasn't quite as outlandish:

With this post, I hereby level up to become A Grand Minimus Teensie.

250k tings and up?

I guess it would be logical, but I think a restructuring of the current ranks would be necessary, the Rayman ranks are the last ones, so would they stay that way, or left in their current position? And should we change returning characters looks or make new ranks for them?

Master4lyf1, I meant I should start playing my PC version again since I just played the DSi version myself - I want to play the PC version to see what the differences are in the DSi version.

Ah, sorry, my bad, have you tried the PS1 version? Whilst the differences aren't as major as the DSi, there are different cage placements, better sound effects and a different first level for Band Land.

There is no need to quote gigantic multi-layer pyramid posts that are filled with images and videos. Most quotes can and should be condensed to a few lines.

Apologies on that point, perhaps it would have been better if I had just directed him to the BBcode topic, I have created quite the mess by quoting indeed, nevermind, mistakes are lessons to be learned from, and I have learnt my lesson from quoting large posts.

Hmm, have I changed much? I guess I could say my posts are a little more...organic and not quite as stilted. And blimey, comma splicing.

 

[Shrooblord]

Master, you've grown more on this forum than fungus on a wet rock, but I do say, if you find comma's a thing of terror, then mine are a force to be reckoned with, truly, it must be said that, if you were to look closely, you could barely make out where my sentences begin and where they end, though, and I will admit, sometimes - and now there's a random interjection to make it even more confusing -, I make it too hard on you guys (though putting things in either interjections or brackets just to spice things up doesn't help), however, if you really believe that commasplicing is the way to go, you will enjoy reading this, otherwise, you'll get a headache - my point being, Master, you're not that bad, if you consider others among you, haha - self-antagonising, am I right, guys?

 

[Master]

Haha, I still having fully conquered comma splicing, but I'm better than I was before. I'm more of a blimey person, not a golly, though I've picked up a few less than formal tics, such as "meh". I also seem to have a habit of saying "hmm".

Meh, self-antagonising indeed, though I guess we all have our little things that make our future selves cringe.

 

[Shrooblord]

That's perhaps one of the more fascinating things about humans: the ability to look down upon even their former selves. Haha, or should I interpret it as 'the ability to notice considerable change for the better as time has gone on'?

 

[Master]

Hm, makes one wonder, even if we don't regenerate, what kind of situations could we get in if we met our past selves?

 

[Shrooblord]

Haha good point. I think most would find ourselves quite inconsiderate, perhaps. It's something we all learn to become better in, with time. I've always considered myself to be quite tolerant and okay with things, but looking back on forum posts from 13 year-old me, I see that that notion has developed in time, and was certainly not always present! Heheheheh stupid young kid...

 

[Master]

I'd certainly be having a few words with my past self, though at the same time, I'd probably throw in a few words of encouragement.

 

[rolesfamily]

If anything, my formality was almost completely overbearing, and I was far more uptight. I think I've actually mellowed.

You were more uptight?!?! SWEET JESUS

<3

 

[Master]

Did you see the past posts I quoted up there? That was me.

 

[rolesfamily]

Did you see the past posts I quoted up there? That was me.

Haha yeah you were quite the 'interesting' character Glad you've eased up a bit, I can tell you're a pretty decent guy, had plenty of glimpses of it shining through Keep going!

 

[Adsolution]

Amusingly, I'm often worried that my posts look as if they should be read too 'fast' due to my tendency to avoid choking on an excess of commas. Then again, I started out as a more eccentric spammer here (when I was thirteen), so I was never initially uptight or formal:

(My name was RayFan9876 until late 2012.)

Nah, playing R3 in windowed mode isn't impossible to do. I remember doing that, I think, but I don't know how.
I know for sure that I managed to get RRR in windowed mode though.

Yeah, this plunger can be plunged just like another game that hasn't been window-plunger'd shakewpaer stiyele biforE.

Well thanks! I just got off from working all night, and I am pooped. I still got another hour till I'm actually 18.

HAPPY BAREDAY NEOWZEH?

You just got to the majorage!

I'm eating a ******. You don't need to know anymore.

Oh thank God!

Let us have a tissue tape parade.

What does that mean?

Iyunno.

Please post something more reasonable next time - Acarr

I totally would've given me a Hardrox!

 

[Master]

I think the uptightness was a part of the Asperger's aspect, given my lack of comfort when it came to socialising, I tended to stick to the formality, always did get called "posh" in my younger years due to my manner of speech. Mind you, even though I do think I've mellowed, I do feel a little out of place speaking with leetspeak/textspeak.

As for my previous behaviour, I think I tended to be a little backseaty at times, though seeing as I was 15, I guess I was past some of the potentially more negative traits one seems to inherit during early teenagehood.

 

[spiraldoor]

That's perhaps one of the more fascinating things about humans: the ability to look down upon even their former selves.

Not to mention their current selves.

 

[Adsolution]

That's perhaps one of the more fascinating things about humans: the ability to look down upon even their former selves.

Not to mention their current selves.

And their future selves. We mock the past, are disappointed with the present, and afraid of what monsters we might become! The latter is my personal favourite.

 

[Haruka]

It remembers me my posts back when I've joined. There are stuff that when I read now, I have no idea what I wanted to say! I love how the international websites of the internet helped me a lot to improve my English.

 

[Adsolution]

Aye, you have improved a ton! Just remember not to confuse 'remember' and 'remind'.

 

[OCG]

LOL, when I read some stuff I even posted month ago, it seems like a total nonsense to me.
Heh, I bet I will say same about this current post in future