Wow. It's been quite a while since I've updated this barren wasteland that I call my blog. It's finally the holidays (well, for quite some time now) and the PMR examination anxieties are far over (well, atleast until I get my results, then the anxiety skyrockets). I've been too lazy to write something and the bounty of games (and books) that I'm currently playing weren't of any help either!
Remember the game that I showed screenshots of? The game is in super alpha and lots of ideas haven't been implemented. But, the basic gameplay is there. Yet, bugs are popping up like crazy. With every single feature added, more bugs appear. Maybe it's how I structure the game's code I don't know. Thankfully, these bugs are usually solved quickly. But there's one bug that I can't solve. The player seems to glitch out after a pause and every attempt to solve this problem fails.
I'm in Kuala Lumpur now and I can't work on the game but I'll be back on Wednesday. If I still can't solve the bug then, I'll have to redo the pause section of the game. Since the game is in super alpha, things can change. The main setting of the game has been scrapped and replaced. It's only a minor change and gameplay will stay as it is.
In other news, I bought a Hero Factory figure! I was very hostile towards the Hero Factory toyline initially because it was HF that replaced Bionicle. But I gave it a chance and they are pretty cool. I like how armor is put on the figure, the setting of the story and the characters. But Hero Factory still falls short when compared to Bionicle in terms of storyline, figure structure and other stuff. But hey, it's unfair to compare it like that. Hero Factory is in it's own world and story. My only complain is that LEGO has severely reduced the piece count. According to their "tests", kids like less parts. I won't be surprised if one day, LEGO sets don't have to be assembled.
*Highly detailed vomit-inducing awesome-looking blood-spurting image of intestines being ripped out censored for good measure*
So you made a blog. That's great. What's that? Why I'd love to visit and follow. Dumdedumdedum. Clicked on the link already. Yay. Loading. Finally done. So let's see OHMYGOSHNOOOOOOOOO. This is torture! Must...... m-must.....click follow.........GAH!!!! Pop-ups?!?! FFFFFFUUUUUUUUU. My EARS!!! Blooooooood!!! I set up my speakers to loud!!!! god.....j-just kill me already.....i-i.....c-can't......x.x
That is what me visiting a horribly made blog looks like if it were to be written by drama writers then sent to a director for a drama serial who then edits the script for added drama.
It just bugs me sometimes when a person has a badly made blog. I'm touching on the design though, not the content. If it were an interesting blog, I'd overlook the problems, though 'overlook' is such a strong word. But if it's content greatly mirrors it's horrible design then that's just adding insult to injury. Now keep in mind that I'm not a highly qualified web designer and this is all a matter of opinion. So keep those angry emails locked up in your "angry emails" safe please. I'm just a human with taste. That's all. Now where was I? Oh yeah. I'm pretty patient when it comes to these type of blogs. But one day, there will be a time when I just lose it against all these blogs. For the sake of humanity.
You! Yes you! I'm talking to you! Are you a smoker? If you are you're most likely a jerk. I'm serious. In my entire life, 99% of smokers are insensitive to their surroundings and the people around them. What's wrong with smokers? I'll tell you what's wrong with them.
Hmm? Dah kena tag? Ok! Nampaknya, fellow bloggerJustin dah tag saya dalam postnya. Nak jawab? No problem! Tapi kalau nak jawab, kena jawab stail lain sikit. Boleh kan?
Hey everybody. Lately, I've been experimenting with FamiTracker (available for free here). This porgram can create chiptune music that was native to the NES and Famicom. I'm a fan of chiptune and old school games (even though I wasn't even born then). What made old school games awesome was the old graphics, gameplay, extreme difficulty and the chiptune music. Back then, gamers had to replay levels over and over again in frustration because of the game's difficulty. But now, if you can't pass a level, just look up a cheat on the Internet. God. Gamers are lazy nowadays. Man up and beat it yourself!
Okay, back to the main story. The end result of my experimentation is this. SkyNorth Bay. My own personal chiptune. It's okay by beginner standards and I'm hoping to increase my skill top produce music as awesome as the Megaman franchise or Castlevania. *death sound in Castlevania*
Also, this song is available to download for free. Link is here. Comments on the song would be helpful. Enjoy.
Sometimes, it really sucks to be a kid in an adult world. But don't get me wrong, it's awesome to be a kid but it's just that sometimes on certain days, you just wish you weren't. These problems arises mainly because adults around you treat you unequally and look down on you. So here is why it sometimes sucks to be a kid in an adult world in my personal view:
1. Cashiers seem to just ignore you whenever you try to order something
2. Cashiers ask you too many questions when you try to buy something expensive
3.Security guards will always think of you as a shoplifter if you are not accompanied with an adult
4.Your opinion never matters, even if it's correct
5.Total strangers scold you if you're a kid but won't if you're an adult
There!These are just five of the many gripes I have with being a kid in an adult world. So, if you're an adult, please treat kids with the same amount of respect as you would with an adult. The world would be oh so much better.
