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<'s feelin janky.
<'s curious as to why ^ is feeling so

< says.

Ambidextroid wrote:< has wanted to revisit spore again for a while, < heard it got bad reviews but <'s always found it fun

From what <'s seen, it could've been so much more, but the final thing is still pretty fun. It's a pity they've not tried again, but < has been following the UniverSim, which seems to be working on a similar premise.

< could go to the hairdresser today, but < doesn't really want to get <'s hair snipped.

Master wrote:From what <'s seen, it could've been so much more, but the final thing is still pretty fun. It's a pity they've not tried again, but < has been following the UniverSim, which seems to be working on a similar premise.

There's DarkSpore, but < only remembers hearing about its announcement and then never hearing from it again

Ambidextroid wrote:

Master wrote:From what <'s seen, it could've been so much more, but the final thing is still pretty fun. It's a pity they've not tried again, but < has been following the UniverSim, which seems to be working on a similar premise.

There's DarkSpore, but < only remembers hearing about its announcement and then never hearing from it again

DarkSpore was a topdown RPG, the only similarity with Spore was that it had a creature editor, and even that was nowhere near as featured as Spore's. < tried out the beta for it a while back, < didn't like it. It's dead anyways, since it was an always online game, and the online was taken down.

< has that fine feeling where you start something and do a good chunk of it but you're not really sure if what you've done is all good or not

< should really get back to playing The Sims. <'s sim has yet to go to one of those foreign countries with his wife.

Ah yes, < has the Sims 3 and bought the Urban expansion during the last sales.

< is thinking of attempting to accomplish the impossible in a Rayman game.

< wonders what it is that ^ is attempting

< is designing a puzzle box that uses one of those rotary combination padlocks. On the top of the box is a wooden disc which is connected to the lock's dial, and surrounding it is another rotatable disk with runes around the inner circumference and a compass design around the outer edge. When you line the compass up correctly with a picture of the sun on the box according to a riddle, the inner runes also become aligned correctly and can be used to input a code using the central dial. The shackle of the lock pops open which pushes a block of wood like a latch and opens the compartment. Ta-dah!
< could add some other little bits and bobs like sliding faces, but < doubts < would ever build it as < doesn't have any tools or materials, so the design will just collect dust in a corner like many of <'s other random unfinished mechanical endeavors.

< is going to attempt to complete Rayman 1 100% on the PC version without taking a single hit.
< wonders if anyone ever accomplished that feat.

< says to ^, godspeed my child.

< Actually just exited Rayman 1 without saving after < collected some cages
< Is... unamused.

Ouch!
< has a busy Friday ahead.

< and the rest of the community will witness ^^^^'s slow descent into madness.

< also wonders whether instant death traps count as hits or not.

< made a sig for the Geometry themed SOTM.

Nothing is impossible if you try and believe,^^.
< knows the game by heart as well.

< is back from a long day of school
< is excited for the Teensies Quiz Quest!

Ray502 wrote:< is going to attempt to complete Rayman 1 100% on the PC version without taking a single hit.
< wonders if anyone ever accomplished that feat.

< found this walkthrough for the PlayStation version which claims to be a no damage run.