JacKiril: Eternal Flame

Diggin' that song from the credits. Sounds like CryoShell, but I doubt it. Lore is having a baby apparently and I doubt they'd go with them again. But that's old news, and they might have offered to do the song.All in all, it's awesome.The 'movie' itself was actually pretty good! The amount of cuts between scenes was pretty darn high but I suppose it was necessary. I'm a bit weirded out by the voice change with Evo. What's up with that?Also noticed a lack of Nex, Bulk and Breez. Maybe we'll get another episode in the Summer... Hm...

Right here, my friend.IMO, this is pretty cool. I'm hoping there'll be more LEGO Minecraft.

Personally, I love this MoC. The design is so complex it's completely and utterly awesome, and the oversized weapons are definitely a yes in my book. :>

Oh, hello.I managed to fix it! I won't bore you with the details on how I fixed it. So, could a moderator please close this thread now? Thanks for the help you offered, guys. Much appreciated.

Tried. Failed.*sigh*Nothing I've done's worked. What could I have done? I don't recall doing anything that could've broken it.The last thing I did before it broke was import it into my Steam games library, but I don't see why that'd break it.It crashed on Startup, but it's done that plenty of times before then and it was fine then.That doesn't make sense. There still is a copy of it in C:Program FilesLEGO Company right?Exactly what I did:Deleted C:Program FilesLEGO Company (LDD is the only LEGO thing I have installed ATM so it's no worry)Deleted LEGO Creations from My Documents (After backing them up, of course)ReinstalledStill no worky. :

Yeah. I fear you may be right.

Tried. Failed.*sigh*Nothing I've done's worked. What could I have done? I don't recall doing anything that could've broken it.The last thing I did before it broke was import it into my Steam games library, but I don't see why that'd break it.It crashed on Startup, but it's done that plenty of times before then and it was fine then.

Tried. Neither works, sadly.

Happens in all those circumstances. And it's not just my recent models. Everything.And what do you mean by 'completely uninstalling it'? I've tried reinstalling it countless times and no dice.(Don't mean to sound rude by the way, thanks for the feedback)

Okay, so recently, I've been having some problems with LEGO Digital Designer 4.2.5. It was working fine when I updated it on Wednesday (Jan. 25 2012). But since yesterday (Jan. 28 2012) I've been seeing this when I load it up:As you can see, all my recent models are broken. When I load up a creation, I see this:Whenever I try to place one of these broken bricks into the creation, they import successfully, but are invisible.Stuff I've tried:-Reinstalling (Three times now)-Restarting my computer-Running in Compatibility ModeNone of the above have worked. Please help!(If relevant, my OS is Windows Vista)

I walk up to you, as a human, and catching you offguard, turning into a Toa, I steal the mask away and run.The mask is now mine. COME AT ME COLLECTIVE BROS.

I've used one for a Stormer v4 MoC I built for the meantime in between now and Summer (Which I have no doubt is when that Stormer from the Rocka VS Black Phantom video will be released), and that's about it. Planning to use it for other MoCs when I get the parts.

I second this. Minecraft and LEGO are soulmates and it will most certainly be SO AWESOME :dashface:

I'll be 17 XDI'll be 18. Settle down, kids.I will also be eighteen.Vague leak is vague. Wonder what it is. Hopefully the 'New minifig design' doesn't mean they're completely changing them.

I played the game for a while. But due to LEGO ID Signing in issues I couldn't save my progress, but I'll write a review on what I did play.So, I opened the game and I was greeted with (after some loading screens and a pretty cool promo movie) a 3D model of Rocka and the HERO Factory interior. On first thought, I said to myself, "Meh." But then I got a massive nostalgia rush as somehow the graphics reminded me of LEGO games from my childhood, such as LEGO Island and LEGO Racers, amongst others. Of course, the graphics remained mediocre, but hey, if graphics made a game good or bad I wouldn't have been playing Minecraft since 2010.The first level is very much a tutorial level. Running around, with Zib explaining to you what everything is. The targetting function is kinda unstable, aiming at everything possible, rather than a dynamic reticule, but the fact that most non-enemy shootables are one-hit kill it's not too much of a bother. It just takes a while to get to the enemies. Another thing I enjoy is the Fallout/Skyrim style slow motion killshot you get occasionally. Very nice.I kinda have to cut this short here, as I only played about 3/4 of the first level. All in all, from what I played, it's a 7/10. It's got potential, it's entertaining, but stuff like the targetting system and fairly old-ish graphics hold it back a little.And finally, I threw this together after playing the first level: