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look at how cool he is, you wish you were that cool actually can't wait until this is released (actual update will come later)
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So a friend and I have been bouncing around ideas for a Bionicle game based on Monster Hunter 4. Taking the first 3 years of Bionicle and playing them as a Toa, and fighting Rahi throughout the island of Mata Nui. For those who don't know, Monster Hunter (in a nutshell) is a game where you play as a Hunter, but you yourself do not level, you progress by upgrading weapons and armor. You travel the world taking quests and fighting monsters, each with their own battle strategy and design. Some ideas we had for this game: Start the game and pick a Toa for your characterIntro tutorial: wake up on beach, pick up weapons/armor from canister. Meet Matoran, get chased by a rahi and the scripted event teaches controlsEach Toa's tools represent a different fighting styles (Pohatu's spike shoes for melee, Kopaka sword and board technique, etc...) Each village has certain quests and mini-storylines to fend off creatures in that regionExpeditions is how to expand the map and eventually link Villages together (explore until you reach a new village, then can quick travel to it)Weapons and armors you craft from materials harvested from Rahi resemble that creature/its abilityWe know that something like this would never be created, but we are having a lot of fun fleshing it out and I think BZP would too. What would you add or like to incorporate in this amazing-not real Rahi Hunter game?
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Since we are in a new age where we have devices and smartphones that buy apps, I would like to ask this: what Bionicle game(s) do you want to become an app for your device, other than the new 2015 game, Bionicle: Mask of Creation. For me, I would like these listed below as apps: 1. Mata Nui Online Game 2. Mata Nui Online Game 2 3. Voya Nui Online Game 4. Bionicle Heroes 5. The Toa Mahri online games 6. The 2008 games 7. The Glatorian Arena games 8. The 2010 tower defense game It would be awesome if these games are released as apps. I'm not sure if Lego can do that, but I loved these games. So, there. What do you think?
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I don't know if there's enough interest in the game to warrant a thread, but here's to hoping. We can discuss records, tactics, advice, and anything else that comes to mind regarding this game. To begin with, here's my personal record, which is the highest I've seen to date: http://i.imgur.com/Pe9Xf96.jpg And for those less well versed in the game, I've also come up with a list of tips and tricks that have helped me get to this point. COMBOS ARE EVERYTHING! Have you ever swept your way through countless Skull Spiders and had no more than 500,000 points to show for it? If so, I bet you probably lost your mask a few times along the way, right? The thing is, with each addition to your combo meter, the amount of points you get from each hit goes up, so that by the time you’re at 500x (which I’ve only achieved once, so no worries if you don’t make it there) you’ll getting 5 thousand points for every Skull Spider you smash! USE YOU DOUBLE SPECIAL! You all know what your special is. That box in the bottom right that charges up as you lay down the hurt, allowing you to use an elemental AoE attack. Did you know you can charge it up twice? I didn’t until a week or so after I started playing. When double-charged, your special has increased range, and is immediately followed by a quick dash where your Toa destroys 5 Skull Spiders at random on the map. MIND YOU, you are not invincible while dashing, and sometimes you’ll end up just unlucky enough to get hit by a spider’s attack in the middle of it! FERAL ONUA IS GOD! I’ll admit, I haven’t tried any other Toa except for Onua after having beaten LOSS on each of them, but between regular and Feral Onua, Feral is clearly superior. At first glance they seem exactly the same, but in fact, regular Onua’s single special is slower than his double special, while Feral’s is the reverse. Just so you know, a slow special is a good thing. Why? Because during the brief period you’re invincible while using it, more Spiders can wander into its range while you’re bringing down the hammer, obviously increasing the number of Spiders you take down with it. Pair that up with the increased range, and automatic rush of a Double Special, and you have the most devastating attack possible. DON’T BE AFRAID TO USE YOUR SINGLE SPECIAL, though! Sometimes, when you’re surrounded and haven’t fully charged up your second special, the first is still the way to go! This is particularly true if the Toa you play as has a slower single special. DON’T FORGET THE PROTECTOR! For the first week of using this game, I never even touched the Protector button. As it turns out, though, it’s a very useful defensive tool. If you’re enduring a volley of Skull Spider attacks and don’t think you’ll be able to jump out, hit that button! The spiders’ attacks will be interrupted, and sometimes they’ll even get stunned. Generally save this attack for when there are large crowds of Spiders nearby. This can also get through spiky shields. NEVER STAY IN ONE PLACE! This here is the biggest mistake you can make, and a sure-fire way to lose a combo! Aim for the farthest Skull Spider you can, jump around, and never linger for longer than a second! This will keep Spiders from bunching up to pelt you with an unstoppable volley, keeping them spread thin so you can jump around more, and more effectively avoid their stings. NEVER, EVER JUMP INTO A CROWD OF SPIDERS! You will be killed, period. ALWAYS JUMP INTO A CROWD OF SPIDERS IF YOU HAVE A SPECIAL READY TO DETONATE! If you hit that attack right after, you’ll be immune to their attacks and catch them all in your attack, racking up 10-20 more points to your combo! DON’T BE AFRAID TO JUST FOCUS ON ONE SPIDER! Full-ringed spiders take a couple of hits to take down. It’s alright to just wail on one until it dies every so often. The advantage of this is it keep your moving in a straight line, generally away from danger. PREDICT YOUR ENEMIES’ MOVEMENTS! For the most part, Skull Spiders have very predictable movement patterns. They run at you, and fire a bolt. Once you get the feel for how they act, you can use this to your advantage, ducking and weaving as you see fit. IF YOU LOSE A COMBO OF MORE THAN 60, RESTART. Once you get up to that level, spiders will be popping up too quickly for you to get back up to speed again. It’s possible to recover from near the beginning of the round, but past a certain point, you’re better off starting over. SPIKY SHIELDS = MORE SPREAD! You have to hate those spiky shields, but there IS one good thing about it. They can’t move. Once you get far enough into the round that the spiders start to create spikes, they’ll suddenly grow more dispersed, and are less likely to congregate around you. The downside to this is your Specials won’t be taking down as many of them, however, but you can at least use your Double Specials and Protector to take down some pesky shields now and them. STOP THE GAME AFTER A FEW LOSSES! Repeated failure will just make you fail worse. Take a 5-15 minute break after losing a few times, then pick it up again. The game will also lag less.
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“Charlie, Eoin, you need to get out of there!” The mantis cringed at the Captain’s voice screaming through his earpiece, which was more than a little too loud for his liking. He turned to his companion, a fearsome gray lanius who was taking quite a bit of satisfaction from destroying his surroundings. “But Captain,” Charlie gleefully chuckled as he ripped a control panel out of the wall, “Eoin and I are having so much fun! Such work is indeed its own reward.” “Speak for yourself, buddy. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again- you need a different hobby,” Eoin grumbled. The mantis lifted one of his green claws to the side of his head, adjusting his earpiece as he addressed the captain. “Prior, beam us back anytime. By anytime I mean now.” Back on The Stardust, Captain Leopold Prior let a small smile shine through, a rarity as of late. It was nice to have another crew member, albeit one who was not human like himself, who shared his wit on this starship, but the incredible responsibility of saving the entire United Federation had dulled his own sense of humor. His fingers flew across the HUD in front of him, pressing various floating buttons as he glanced back and forth between several displays of his ship’s adversary- the Rebel Flagship, an enormous monstrosity that was the cornerstone of the Rebel Fleet. “Teleporter’s still cooling down, but you’ll be out soon. Boyega, how are the weapons looking?” Major Thaddeus Boyega was similarly engaged in his own controls in the weapons room. “Burst laser and breach missile fully charged. Permission to fire?” “Let ‘er have it, try to hit their shield system and their piloting.” Boyega frowned, always logical and always solemn. “Prior, I don’t believe this is the best course of action at the moment. I’d suggest we eliminate their shields and their mind control system instead.” Before, Prior would have either dismissed Boyega’s advice with a humorous remark or angrily ignored it. However, the journey to the Federation Base and the current battle had changed his demeanor considerably. “Whatever you think is best. Just make sure to hit them hard.” Nodding, Boyega set the targets of the weapons on his computer and fired. Outside of the ship, The Stardust’s weaponry let loose. A huge rocket fired from a launcher attached to the hull, followed quickly by three short laser bursts. The rocket hit the Flagship with a spectacular soundless explosion, completely eliminating its remaining shields. One of the lasers missed its target, but the other two hit the part of the Flagship’s hull covering its mind control system, disabling it. A faint whoosh alerted Prior that Charlie and Eoin had been successfully beamed back from the Flagship. Unfortunately, this was the least of his concerns, as red letters flashed repeatedly on the screen in front of him as sirens accompanied by an automated voice sounded throughout the ship. WARNING: POWER SURGE DETECTED Prior hurriedly attempted to activate the ship’s cloaking function, but to no avail- the system was still cooling down from the last time he had used it. Cursing, he turned on communications for the entire ship so that the entire crew could hear him. “Looks like we’re gonna have to tough this one out, guys. Brace! Diaz, get ready to dodge.” Jessica Diaz, the ship’s engineer, was too nervous to reply. Formerly a Federation linguist and expert of alien culture, she was beginning to have some regrets about joining the crew all those sectors ago. But she had been friends with Prior at the Federation Academy, and journeying across the stars certainly had been the experience of a lifetime. She had made numerous new friends and discovered bravery within herself she had never known existed. So she did what Prior said and braced. The captain could only watch as innumerable small cannons popped out of the Flagship’s hull, glowing bright with energy. At once, they fired, several green bolts flying towards The Stardust. Prior grasped at the manual controls of the ship. Some of the bolts hit harmlessly against the ship’s shields, while the captain managed to evade others. Two managed to find their way to the hull, rattling the entire ship and almost knocking Prior off of his feet. Adjusting himself, Prior glanced at the HUD and noticed with alarm that the shield operation room was on fire. Dr. Jones attempted to get up, barely managing to straighten himself against the wall. The dazed engi looked around at the destruction before him. Several fires blazed around the shield operation room, destroying machinery and slowly lowering the power of The Stardust’s shields. “Jones, put out those fires, now!” Jones, usually the cheery sort, found difficulty finding positivity in this situation. “Task impossible, resubmit request at a later time.” His optimism was soon restored as a door on the wall opened to reveal a zoltan woman carrying two fire extinguishers, one of which she tossed to Jones. He gratefully caught it and, despite not being able to smile, the engi’s voice brimmed with gratitude. “Envoy!” The zoltan known only as Envoy smiled, always happy to see the unassuming engi. However, as there were more pressing matters at hand, she turned back to the fire and began to spray the extinguishing agent it as Jones did the same, slowly but surely putting out the inferno. As the fires began to die down, Envoy glanced over at Jones to see that some of his mechanical plating was charred. Even then, the engi was still attempting to repair the damage done. “Jones, you’re being ridiculous. Get healed up.” “Negative. Adequate health to continue repairs.” “Get to the medbay or those burns won’t be the only thing hurting you.” Jones nervously looked up at the zoltan. “Meaning acknowledged,” was all he said before he sprinted to the medbay surprisingly quickly for someone who was injured as Envoy chuckled to herself. Once inside, Jones relaxed as the medbay’s healing nanomachines flooded through his body and repaired the damage done by the fire. Also present was fellow engi Starger, who had sustained damage from the second bolt of energy that had hit the ship. Starger was a bit more cynical than Dr. Jones. “Mission progress = satisfactory, agreed?” he muttered sarcastically. If engi were able to create facial expressions, Jones would have smiled. “Hope is valuable in such situations. Compensation for when ability is not adequate.” Back in the pilot’s room, Captain Prior glanced at the display that showed the various systems and subsystems of the Rebel Flagship. Just as in The Stardust’s shield room, fires blazed in the Flagship’s systems, but to a much greater extent. It had sustained quite a bit of damage, more damage than any ship should be able to. But if the readings before Prior were correct, the ship’s hull integrity was very low… He didn’t want to believe it until he saw the Flagship crumble with his own two eyes. “Boyega, give me some good news on the weapons!” “Lasers and missile almost fully charged. Give me the order and I’ll fire.” Prior knew that he should give the order now, but his old ego crept back and he took a moment to admire. Admire everything that had come before, all that his crew had accomplished. All brilliant, brave, and more than any captain could have asked for. He would certainly miss the adventures of The Stardust, and yet he knew that he would carry all that he had gained from their journey for the rest of his life. And so he spoke. “Let’s blow ‘em out of the water, Boyega. Open fire.” In reality, the missile was all that was truly needed. Regardless, both it and the laser bursts struck the hull of the Rebel Flagship until it could take no more. Fissures appeared throughout the enormous ship, numerous explosions bursting and almost immediately extinguishing themselves in the vacuum of space. Hunks of metal flew in random trajectories from the ship as it was consumed by the heavy damage it had sustained, until finally it shattered completely into several pieces. It was over. The Flagship was destroyed. The Federation was saved. There were a few seconds of silence. The crew of The Stardust stared at the screens in their rooms, dumbfounded at the spectacular scene of destruction before them. Then cheers resounded through the communications mixed with the laughter of those who had faced death and had done something truly great as a result. Listening to all of this, Prior simply leaned back in his captain’s chair and smiled. --- Thanks to the valiant effort of: The Stardust And her successful crew: Prior, Diaz, Boyega, Jones, Charlie, Eoin, Envoy and Starger The Rebel’s flagship was destroyed, throwing their fleet into chaos and ensuring a Federation victory --- A quick, hasty thing I wrote after my most recent return to FTL: Faster than Light. I had decided to return to it because I was bothered that none of my high scores were with the Kestrel Type A ship, which being the nerd that I am I consider to be the "canon" ship. So I decided to try again to create the playthrough that would be the definitive FTL game for myself. The Stardust succeeded pretty well, blowing my other high scores away at 5150 (playing on Normal)- 300+ more than my previous high score. In addition, one of my crew, Dr. Jones, claimed the spot of Most Repairs at 55. Also I managed to collect exactly 2300 scrap, somehow. More than that, I connected with the crew in a way I haven't in a while, which is something that really got my creative gears going and will hopefully help me with a more ambitious original writing project that you'll see some of soon. Now to destroy the Flagship with the three ship types with which I have yet to beat the game...
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So I stumbled upon XCOM: Enemy Unknown while mindlessly browsing the Steam Store. Once I looked at it, I was A. bewildered that I had never seen this before and assumed that this rock I had been living under was in fact hindering my knowledge of the outside world and B. instantly hooked. I tried to tell myself that I would wait until the Winter Sale to nab it. I caved. It's downloading now. I'm cautiously optimistic, so you guys tell me: was it worth? #worth, even?
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Apparently, it's ABSOLUTELY ABHORRENT that a major game studio hasn't released a game since 2011. That is apparently 'unacceptable' and game devs need to tell us a lot about what they are doing and must never be completely silent about it. Right. I prefer not to have games rushed, thank you. This year's seen far too much of that. Statements like those above, I imagine, really annoy game developers. I don't even make games and I understand that games just don't pop into existence, large games are definitely not easy to make, and that some game developers prefer to keep quiet about what they are doing. You should not hound game developers just because you feel you are entitled to a new game. Because you are not.
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Tell me something, BZP members. Because I have these final questions, I therefore hope that I shall have no more. Fairly simple to answer. What is your favourite game of all time, and why? What has come close to replace it at the top of the list? Has it replaced a game that used to be there? What areas does it excel in? Last Bonus: What games underwhelmed you? A lot of my entries seem to be asking questions, I should stop.
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Good story doesn't excuse bad gameplay, nor does it excuse anything else. I would see where you're coming from if we were talking about good gameplay and bad story - but here, I don't. What do we play games for? Gameplay, I would think. Would they still be games without gameplay? Story can enhance a game, yes, but there are several other mediums stories can be told through, in most of which story is more important. Ideally, we would have good story and good gameplay, but that's often hard to come by, especially in AAA games that are just endless rehashes/reskins of previous games. Recently there's also been a lot of nonsense about 'immersion', whatever the heck that's supposed to mean, used to justify mildly irritating features. There's also a sort of popular train of thought - x game is good because it is good and you are absolutely not allowed to criticise it, x developer is good because we said so, x game is bad because we said so and cannot ever change from being bad despite us being in the age where games can be digitally patched, x developer is bad because of a thing they did a decade ago even though x liked developer did something similar last year. x publisher is also bad because they did THAT THING!!!! x publisher is better, they released [hyped game] for [free/at a discount]! [indie game] is great, never bad! All DLC is bad and can never be done well! Apparently, once you have a reputation, it is set in stone. Nothing ever changes. Nobody's willing to think just a little different and look at things from a different perspective. There's a lot of games put onto pedestals, and equally as much put down. Also, sometimes people seem at each other's throats for a variety of reasons, sometimes as little as liking the 'wrong thing' [how dare you like console/computer] Let's ask you a few questions, people of BZPower! Yes, I am asking you, not your friend's cat or your dad's mate. Does good story excuse bad gameplay? Does good gameplay excuse bad story? What is your opinion of Downloadable Content? How can it be done well? Examples of good and bad DLC? A much praised game you think is terrible? A much maligned game you think is actually quite good? What do you think makes a good game? Bonus question, because I want to know what people mean when they say this: What does 'immersion' even mean‽
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More questions for the good people of BZPower, after the reception of the last entry. About games still, more about what people think. How long should a game keep you entertained for? What genre are you fond of? What makes a game for you specifically? What breaks a game for you specifically? How much of an impact does appropriate music have? How much of an impact does a well-done atmosphere have? How much of an impact does difficulty have? User-created characters or pre-established characters? Linear, non-linear, or a mix of both? What's the most entertaining set of mechanics you have come across within a game? Bonus: What's the most hilarious bug you've encountered? Bonus #2: Heroic Acts, Neutral Approaches or Villainous Plots?
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... a contest that I have the relevant skills to enter (check out GA21 guys), and a Humble Bundle I don't feel the need to buy.
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Hey y'all, it's Halloween and I'm feeling generous so instead of handing out free virtual candy (does such a thing exist?) I'm handing out a free steam key for the game FTL. If you're one of the few people who doesn't already own it, go ahead and comment on this post saying you want the game and... why you want it, I guess? Idk I'm bad at doing giveaways. I'll probably do a raffle thing and pick a random person, so it doesn't really matter what you say. So yeah, a no-spiderwebs-attached giveaway of a pretty awesome game. No tricks, that's all there is to it. Happy Halloween!
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NO NO NO WHY DID YOU CHANGE IT THE ART WAS THE BEST PART OF THE GAAMMEE Now it looks exactly like that other dual-stick zombie shooter with 3D cuboid characters! Especially after you ruined Fruit Ninja with whatever silly updates you made to the interface and menu... I don't think I can support you in this endeavor anymore, Halfbrick. Good luck with the fat wads of cash you'll be making but I'll tell you what, you're not gonna find my money in there. It was a good... idk, like five? years and a lot of fun times, so I'm just gonna leave now before you ruin it more. If you need me, I'll be here, glued to my phone, playing 2048 till the end of times.
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So trying to model a hat for Team Fortress 2 again, seeing how it goes. Here's my progress so far: Pic 1 Pic 2 Making a fedora-thing for the Engineer still. I think that it's pretty good so far; maybe it could use a few tweaks. I'd be glad to hear other people's thoughts on it so far. Side note: is there anyone here who can texture? Out of curiosity.
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I remember that over the years, we got a few Bionicle video games. Now that Bionicle is coming back, do you guys think we'll get games? And if so, what will they be like? I am hoping for a game similar to the Mata Nui Online Game. We do have other games in the genre these days. -
Please please PLEASE take a break from making Assassin's Creed games! With a new-yet-old game releasing every single year (TWO major ones this year) you're running a beloved franchise into the ground. I liked it when I had a couple of years between games, taking the time to explore one completely and then waiting in anticipation for the next one to see what new improvements you bring to the sequel. But now it's like the same game released over and over with minor, yet not really required, improvements and a brand new $60 price tag. I don't have the time, energy or money to keep up with all the sequels that keep coming out. I realize this is a common practice in the video game world (well, I guess it's not limited to just video games) but I thought it was only really restricted to franchises I didn't particularly care about. Now it's hitting a little closer to home and I don't like it lol I guess it's my fault too; I should've probably bought, say, every third title they released and I would have been happy. It's not too late to start though.
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I can't be the only person here who enjoys speedrunning games, right? Riiight? Anywho, after curiosity led me to find Ghabulous Ghoti's 53:52 run of MNOG, I was pretty sure I could go faster with a better route, and a few days later I ended up with a faster time of 47:33 (which has been unfortunately lost due to Twitch's purge of past broadcasts). I'm sure there were other people who might be interested in speedruns of Bionicle games, so voilà, here's a topic for keeping track of records and planning routes and such! (and yes i am aware that a topic was made before but that was a year ago and i don't want to necropost and hopefully this topic will be better) So far the only game I've really found runs of is MNOG any%, though the old topic had some really nice advice for VNOG. If that person (or anyone) could record a run of that, instant world record heh. Anyways, here's a leaderboard! Records: MNOG any% (Rules: Beat the game as fast as possible. Must start without backpack and lightstone.) #1: 49:59 by 2Tie (definitely beatable) #2: 53:52 by Ghabulous Ghoti I'm been working on routing MNOG2 on-and-off for a little bit, seems like without Kohlii and stat grinding the game should be beatable in roughly three hours. I'm thinking two categories, one that allows skipping kolhii matches and one that doesn't (though who would be insane enough to run that? ), with the debug menu not allowed in either (with the possible exception of resetting a room if a glitch happens). VNOG is beatable in seemingly an hour and a half. Pretty much any console/handheld Bionicle video game should be fair game, as well as any online game that seems runnable. (Example: Rhotuka Spinner Challenge is not speedrunnable. Autoscroll-type games where all playthroughs are roughly the same time without deaths will also be most likely rejected [though I'd happily accept Draw A Piraka for laughs]). Exact rules for each game is pretty much up to the people that run them, though no cheats and no game-altering modification is disallowed. Want to submit a run? Feel free to link it in a reply or a PM to me. Video proof is a must, and please have it all in one video if you can. If it looks legitimate, I'll add it to this post (don't worry, I'm not picky, I can almost guarantee that if you don't cheat, it's accepted). Definitely currently looking for VNOG and BIONICLE: The Game runs, though as I said before, most games are fine. Need help routing a game? Here's prolly the best place as ever!
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Only four spots left over in Ninjago: Last Stand! You should join before I really start advertising and being a real jerk about it. (pls)
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wow i'm blogging like crazy about pokemon of all things hahahahahaha i am a nerd and have no life So, as mentioned in my last entry, I was able to nab a shiny Eevee. However, now I have absolutely no idea what to do with it. It's stats are around the board and it's nature isn't of much help. So I need some suggestions of what to evolve the little guy into. I realize that I don't have to use him to battle or anything like that, but I still want to evolve him into something that makes the best use of his stats while looking swaggin'. So here's some info on him: IVs (31s are known for sure, others are estimated using an IV calculator): HP: 31 Attack: ~30 Defense: ~21 Sp. Attack: ~28 Sp. Defense: 31 Speed: ~5 Nature: Brave (+attack, -speed) He has no EVs (I'll Super Train him eventually) and is level 30. I kind of want to evolve him into something where he looks rad but is still useful, but the attack-centric evolutions (Flareon and Leafeon) don't have great shinies. He has an alright special stat so I've been leaning towards Vaporeon, but I'm looking for suggestions. so yeah suggestions gogogo
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So I was able to chain for another shiny yesterday, this time a Flabébé (click for pic) which I named Flora. I know the pic is of a Floette but it's a lot easier to tell that Floette is shiny. That's in addition to my shiny Lucario (click again), Yellowjacket. Two shiny Pokemon! I am content. Thinking about chaining for a Skiddo next? Suggestions are welcome. EDIT: haha wait what randomly encountered this guy in a safari and now i don't know what to do
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Okay, so just a quick update about how things are going with me, because it's been a long few days. Clearly, there's the topic of my last blog post. It hit me pretty hard, but I've been feeling better as of late. I'm not gonna discuss it here because a. I don't really want to and b. there's not much to say. It's been a while since I posted the "Love" blog post, and a lot has happened since then. Quick recap: early this year, I fell in love with someone and was confused as to whether she shared my feelings or not. Turns out that she did, and we've both acknowledged that we love each other. We're not "dating" as such right now; on my part, I think that's because I'm sort of uncomfortable with actually going into a legit relationship, and plus a lot is going on in my life with school and extra-curriculars. However, I enjoy having someone that I love and that I know loves me. It's nice having a special person. =D School has ramped up. I'm taking two AP classes with another next semester, two Honors classes, and a regular class. Five classes sounds relaxing but as of late I've found myself swamped with homework and studying, even though it's only the third week of school. I feel like we should have been eased into school a little bit more? So the stress has been very present in my mind and it hasn't been particularly fun. On the gaming side of things, I finally got my dream UNUSUAL in Team Fortress 2 this summer: a Sulphurous Western Wear. It may not seem like much, but I like it quite a lot, and it goes along with my Professional Killstreak Southern Hospitality quite well (it's Manndarin/Hypno Beam). In terms of the VICTORY RUN... I hit a bit of a problem. I have completed the game on Normal difficulty with every ship except for three: the Type C for Mantis, Zoltan, and Stealth Ships, which IMO are the most broken ships in the game. So I've taken a bit of a break from that and have yet to return to it. I bought Skyrim and its DLC during the Steam Summer Sale. SO MANY QUESTS SO LITTLE TIME it's a very fulfilling and fun game though, despite having a few flaws. And finally, Pokemon. Yesterday, I finally caught my first SHINY POKEMON! It's a shiny Riolu, which has 3 perfect IVs because I caught it in the wild (it's part of the Undiscovered Egg group). I was able to get it through the PokeRadar; I chained Riolu up to 40 and got a shiny patch after a few resets of the Radar. It was tedious but totally worth it. I don't get why shiny Riolu/Lucario gets so much hate; I quite like them. Well, that's all for now. Stay safe everyone.
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Recently some friends of mine who never completed MNOG just played it through, also all my data from my old copy of BIONICLE Heroes was wiped when I was 3/4ths through the game as I recall. I, having never finished MNOG 2, am trying to find time to complete it. Also I never completed VNOG. So my question to you is: What Bionicle games have you never finished or even played? What tips do you have for those still finishing an old game?
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Holy Toledo guys! Imagine all the characters of Bionicle made as Dota 2 characters! Best game in the universe. Might just be better than Pokemon or TF2!
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Please note this was posted in Games and Trivia with prior permission from Black 6 and Windrider. ~Kughii, 6/21/2014 Arena: A Bionicle Constructible Combat Game Core Rule system published on June 21st, 2014 by Kughii* Look for a tutorial video of the rules coming soon! ~Kughii, 6/21/2014 Turn your Bionicle MOCs into epic warriors and wage bloody combat against your foes, or work together to complete a set of goals dictated by a Game Master. Battle with and against your friends in a turn-based combat game where the powers of the six elements clash against steel, looking an opponent in the eyes often proves fatal, and kanohi can deter some of the strongest blows. Arena is a game for two to eight players and takes a minimum of ten minutes to play, though larger games will run on average thirty to forty-five minutes. Included in the .pdf digital download are the complete Core Rules, along with four basic character sheets. Currently these rules are hosted on Google Drive. You are allowed to view and download, though not edit, the .pdf. You will also need your Bionicle collection, a form of measuring distance, Lego bricks in White, Red, Yellow, and Green, and a place to play. _____ After three years and several editions I am proud to present to the BZPower.com community a set-based game for Bionicle. These rules have been an effort to create a balanced combat game where any race, any power - canon or otherwise - can exist. Although the Core Rules only offer six kanohi, six elements, and six vision powers I plan on releasing several expansions to fill in gaps. In the meantime, if there is something you want for your character simply talk with your fellow players until some agreement is made. This game is as much about creativity as the little pieces we use to build the characters involved, and I would love to see any house rules you make in the comments below, as well as photos of your characters or stories of memorable experiences. Leg godt! During the open beta at Brickcon 2013, a group of four wonderful BZPower members played several games and gave feedback. I want to thank Kakaru, Kopakanui, XCCJ, and Based Goomy for the fantastic spirit and creativity they showed during the play test. *Please note these rules, excluding any and all terms and licenses owned by The Lego Group, are free for anyone to play but they are my creative property. Do not sell these rules or otherwise use them for any commercial purpose without my express written permission. Thank you. Feel free to print out the rules for non-commercial purposes as long as credit is given where it is due.
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Hey BZPower! As a writer, style is very dear to my heart. Another thing dear to my heart is having fun. While I was working on some basic sentence manipulation exercises this evening I had a thought: wouldn't it be cool to see how different people treat the same sentence? Yes, yes it would! Take the following sentence and modify it stylistically. Yes, feel free to add a bit more detail, but the main focus of this little game is how you manipulate what's already here. "The shore was quiet and the water was still and a soft light glittered across the black surface." GO! What will you do?
