You're attacked by a Repair Nektann

Been playing it pretty consistently since I got it. Usually there are a few hours in the morning I can squeeze in. So far my top hero playtimes are:

- trashmouse
- ^__^ >__< x__x
- combat frog
- justice bird
- ghost boy
- the cavalry
- grandma

Check out my sweet achievements I guess.

Got some fun skins and things from the Summer Games but I want to unlock ALL THE EMOTES. In time, I guess. But Halloween is coming up, so I have that to look forward too.

So, I bought it today. My laptop can't run it, but I'm living with some people and one of them is letting me use her computer for it sometimes.

I'm not very good at it. Yet! But I did get a play of the game once so that was fun.

Orisa and Junkrat are leading in play time, followed by Pharah and Tracer and then a little bit of a few others.


also:

Making some redirects to some MOC topics. Now they're easy to access with just a simple URL! Will probably do this from now on, if I remember to at least.

http://boston.bfaho.me
http://clock.bfaho.me
http://piano.bfaho.me
http://nautilus.bfaho.me
http://thing.bfaho.me

I've been doing a lot of walking and a bit of jogging recently, and coupled with that comes a lot of time listening to the few music albums I actually own. I've long had the feeling that The Glitch Mob's music fit very well into the world of BIONICLE, and I've also had the notion of how I'd like to see the first three years of the BIONICLE story adapted into a proper film trilogy. So from this I've decided to go ahead and just write up a film treatment of the 2001 story as a start.

I have no experience doing this and all I have so far is a list of the major events in the story as it was, but I'm really interested in working out a way for all the different plot lines that were spread across lots of media to come together in a coherent narrative.

(Really the most interesting one to do would be 2003, and I already have some senses about what that would be like, but first things first I guess.)

Cool that we get the chance for another fun majhost scenario.

Though at least all the pics are all still there, just unable to be embedded without P A Y M E N T.

Anyone know how to make things not so reflective? I'm hoping for a mostly-realistic look and the mirror polish it puts on the pieces just isn't doing it for me.

I started with "lol I wonder if I can make better KX hips than LEGO did". I did not expect it would get this far.

Does it have more trouble with transparent parts than with opaque parts, or is mine just being temperamental? It takes hours to render up to a certain point, and then just seems to stop.

tired: building solid, stable figures with a wide range of motion

wired: building figures that are so weak and unstable they need a stand

Trying out some funky techniques on this guy. Wonder if it'll go anywhere.

e: got a better picture