"Jordan Minor from 148Apps criticised the game for its "slippery controls" and he noted the environment was "ugly, muddy and blocky". He compared the graphics to "a poor man's Wii Sports Resort" and said the planes looked like small wooden toys..." Someone didn't visit the SP page and it shows
@Oknotokay Oooh, I wonder whose alt I am! What a dumb take lmao. Of course some of us have alt accounts, but to upvote, like, and back ourselves? I guess TheMouse, Boeing727200F, and I are just one guy talking to himself on three separate screens lol.
@Oknotokay Okay, pal. There might be a real person typing now, but you ain't fooling any of us lmao. I'm sure your potato-headass can't type sentences that complex. Not to mention your new comment has the grammar and punctuation of a 10-year old lmao. And if you were a real person all along, I 100% BET you used an AI to formulate those goofy-ahh responses. Now, bogos binted?
Best I can say after dealing with grief myself is use the, pretty overused but still relevant, “don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” She woudnt want you to be sad for her and for your life to fall apart because she’s gone, so instead think of her life and why you loved her so much and be happy that you were able to do that. I did that for when my great grandparents passed, when my pets died, and sure enough it helped me beat the grief and sadness. It’s okay to be sad and break down once in a while, but it’s not okay to stay down. They would want you to be happy and live your life while you still have it.
You don’t need to do funky trees to make custom bombs. For dumb bombs, all you do is take a detacher, disable it (so you don’t accidentally activate it), attach the default bomb underneath, and then build your own custom bomb. Once you’re done making your bomb, you attach it to the back of the detacher. From there, all you need to do is nudge the bomb’s body over the default bomb with fine tuner. Guided bombs are little trickier, since you have to switch out the bomb underneath for a missile. The rest works the same. This method works for custom missiles too.
A giant alien monolith just towering over the landscape far off in the distance. Like this shit you see in Mass Effect Andromeda or Exo One. I dunno, I like the idea of ancient alien technology from a long lost alien race.
Alright, just like that, the challenge is over. Your final score was 100/130. While it is a really good build, bonus points for PEA, you did miss out on a handful of bonus points related to the fictional world the challenge was based on. Nonetheless, it is a really nice build. You landed in the top 25.
Congratulations. You won the challenge with 127/130 points. Your extra effort and detail didn't go unnoticed at all. You lost 3 points due to accessibility, which is basically just -1 point for every 1,000 performance cost. But other than that, you nailed pretty much every section.
My OG username was just my roblox username lol. Lord_Lykan was my Xbox gamertag, which I named after the W Motors car and just added Lord to make it sound cool. Sounds pretty edgy lol. And my current username is just a made up company.
The way I make foot pedals (which I haven’t done in a while…) is to try and place two hinge rotators where the feet would logically sit. It’s always a pain in the ass, so I tend to nudge them into place. Then I set them to yaw with one side being inverted, so that they control the rudders. Then I just slap a thin block on top to act as the actual pedal. As for the cockpit, well that ones more complex. Analog cockpits are really just dials and levels and buttons and such, so they aren’t that difficult. If you go digital, that’s where it gets tricky since you’ll need to use a lot more labels, lights, maybe even some parts as screens.
Screenshots are the easiest thing you mentioned, tbh. All you have to do is take your screenshot, post them on a hosting site (I use Imgbb, for example, cause it’s free), get the link to the image, and then put them in your description in this format:
As for thumbnails, I use designer suite and just upload my image and use the built-in screenshot setting.
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 Man, I would love to, but it'll take some work. Most of the PSM is made available by mostly the thrust-vectoring engine. I made mine by attaching pitch and yaw rotators to the engine (and the nozzle for the aesthetic.) I did add some parts to "enhance" it and make it easier to PSM, though. If you do some digging in the fuselage, you'll find a quad of gyros. Take the four and make them into a sub-assembly.
More of a quality guy myself. Tend to prefer when people actually put time and effort into their builds, instead of just spamming 2-3 builds per day. I don't mind having builds be days, weeks, even months apart as long as they're interesting.
So if I downloaded this on my laptop, would it just violently combust? Do I stand a chance?
+7"Jordan Minor from 148Apps criticised the game for its "slippery controls" and he noted the environment was "ugly, muddy and blocky". He compared the graphics to "a poor man's Wii Sports Resort" and said the planes looked like small wooden toys..." Someone didn't visit the SP page and it shows
+4@Oknotokay Oooh, I wonder whose alt I am! What a dumb take lmao. Of course some of us have alt accounts, but to upvote, like, and back ourselves? I guess TheMouse, Boeing727200F, and I are just one guy talking to himself on three separate screens lol.
+4I have a comment of a bot promoting an extendable ladder lol
+4@OverlordPrime Cope and seethe, mobile user
+3Not participating, but there’s a push
+3Bro, this is so 2000s. I'm frickin' old..
+3@TheMouse We already broke his AI lol. He threw it out and went full keyboard warrior.
+3@Oknotokay Okay, pal. There might be a real person typing now, but you ain't fooling any of us lmao. I'm sure your potato-headass can't type sentences that complex. Not to mention your new comment has the grammar and punctuation of a 10-year old lmao. And if you were a real person all along, I 100% BET you used an AI to formulate those goofy-ahh responses. Now, bogos binted?
+3@Graingy yey
+3Best I can say after dealing with grief myself is use the, pretty overused but still relevant, “don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” She woudnt want you to be sad for her and for your life to fall apart because she’s gone, so instead think of her life and why you loved her so much and be happy that you were able to do that. I did that for when my great grandparents passed, when my pets died, and sure enough it helped me beat the grief and sadness. It’s okay to be sad and break down once in a while, but it’s not okay to stay down. They would want you to be happy and live your life while you still have it.
+3Terrifying? That's badass.
+3@OverlordPrime :wheeze:
+2@SuperSuperTheSylph Literally lol
+2Something aint right here... Sickass builds with barely any recognition? We gotta change that.
+2You don’t need to do funky trees to make custom bombs. For dumb bombs, all you do is take a detacher, disable it (so you don’t accidentally activate it), attach the default bomb underneath, and then build your own custom bomb. Once you’re done making your bomb, you attach it to the back of the detacher. From there, all you need to do is nudge the bomb’s body over the default bomb with fine tuner. Guided bombs are little trickier, since you have to switch out the bomb underneath for a missile. The rest works the same. This method works for custom missiles too.
+2Hell, it's about time...
+2A giant alien monolith just towering over the landscape far off in the distance. Like this shit you see in Mass Effect Andromeda or Exo One. I dunno, I like the idea of ancient alien technology from a long lost alien race.
+2Maroon's building a plane
+2Alright, just like that, the challenge is over. Your final score was 100/130. While it is a really good build, bonus points for PEA, you did miss out on a handful of bonus points related to the fictional world the challenge was based on. Nonetheless, it is a really nice build. You landed in the top 25.
+2Congratulations. You won the challenge with 127/130 points. Your extra effort and detail didn't go unnoticed at all. You lost 3 points due to accessibility, which is basically just -1 point for every 1,000 performance cost. But other than that, you nailed pretty much every section.
+2“F-14 Ekranoplan isn’t real, it can’t hurt you…”
F-14 Ekranoplan:
+2My OG username was just my roblox username lol. Lord_Lykan was my Xbox gamertag, which I named after the W Motors car and just added Lord to make it sound cool. Sounds pretty edgy lol. And my current username is just a made up company.
+2@Oknotokay Lol. As expected. Looks like you've identified the wrong suspect for the -200 IQ.
+2Give plen (that means T)
+2Yes
+2Read had I stroke a
+2@Panzerwaifu69 Gotcha. I’ll shoot you an invite once it’s good to go.
+2@overlord5453 You got plenty of time.
+2- Sandstorm
+2Lots to answer there… worth a shot.
The way I make foot pedals (which I haven’t done in a while…) is to try and place two hinge rotators where the feet would logically sit. It’s always a pain in the ass, so I tend to nudge them into place. Then I set them to yaw with one side being inverted, so that they control the rudders. Then I just slap a thin block on top to act as the actual pedal. As for the cockpit, well that ones more complex. Analog cockpits are really just dials and levels and buttons and such, so they aren’t that difficult. If you go digital, that’s where it gets tricky since you’ll need to use a lot more labels, lights, maybe even some parts as screens.
Screenshots are the easiest thing you mentioned, tbh. All you have to do is take your screenshot, post them on a hosting site (I use Imgbb, for example, cause it’s free), get the link to the image, and then put them in your description in this format:
As for thumbnails, I use designer suite and just upload my image and use the built-in screenshot setting.
+2@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 I’d say you’re on the right track to stand a chance.
+2@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 Man, I would love to, but it'll take some work. Most of the PSM is made available by mostly the thrust-vectoring engine. I made mine by attaching pitch and yaw rotators to the engine (and the nozzle for the aesthetic.) I did add some parts to "enhance" it and make it easier to PSM, though. If you do some digging in the fuselage, you'll find a quad of gyros. Take the four and make them into a sub-assembly.
+2If the Jesko and the Huayra fell in love
+2Bro should be in the NBA at 8 foot 7
+2Free Cam would've made screenshots 10x better
+2Part count: 9/11?
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+2I can add stronger engines @Abhishek700
+2When I downloaded this on my iPhone, I thought it would crash the game. To my surprise, it didn’t! It’s an excellent build!
+2@randomusername Sorry for the deception! I made this Ship to look futuristic. I can look like something different. Thanks for the upvote!
+2@Rb2h I guess so lmao
+1@CloverAerospaceDivision gib link
+1@CloverAerospaceDivision perchance
+1@SuperSuperTheSylph Apollo cheese
+1@OverlordPrime :huh:
+1More of a quality guy myself. Tend to prefer when people actually put time and effort into their builds, instead of just spamming 2-3 builds per day. I don't mind having builds be days, weeks, even months apart as long as they're interesting.
+1@Zilozite Thanks
+1I need to know how in the hell you build these things with only a few dozen parts. I know scaling plays a role, but damn. Awesome stuff.
+1@YarisSedan I tend to get too perfectionist and end up crashing out over the smallest imperfections 😭
+1Oh, so the thumbnails are MY fault?
Ratio + L + cope + seethe + mald + skill issue + ocelot
-chicken man
+1