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Posted: Oct 29 2005 09:51 pm

The 'Hulking Out' ability is simpler, shorter, and more fitting to his character IMO. I may increase it to +3/+3, but that would be it.

Posted: Nov 01 2005 01:24 pm

Hey Valdro,

Thanks for the shout-out on the WWE:tg site. The set looks lucking incredible. I am impressed. I'm currently making an Office Space M:tg set that should be out as soon as humanly possible...which realistically will be about a month since surprisingly there aren't a hell of a lot of different usable pictures online.

Posted: Nov 02 2005 04:07 am

S. McCracken wrote:

I'm currently making an Office Space M:tg set that should be out as soon as humanly possible...which realistically will be about a month since surprisingly there aren't a hell of a lot of different usable pictures online.

Whoop!!!!

Well, the new DVD should make things easier... or at least make the world happier.

Posted: Nov 02 2005 07:16 am

Valdronius wrote:

The 'Hulking Out' ability is simpler, shorter, and more fitting to his character IMO. I may increase it to +3/+3, but that would be it.

I do agree that Hulking Up is more fitting, but hulking up is also the most broken ability in all of wrestling. Once Hogan has hulked up, it is almost impossible to beat him. Sure, Brock Lesnar or The Rock might still beat him, but other top-tier guys like Andre The Giant, HHH, and even Shawn Michaels have all fallen prey to the unstoppable glory of Hulkamania. Whatcha gunna do, brother?

Posted: Nov 02 2005 12:56 pm

Syd Lexia wrote:

I do agree that Hulking Up is more fitting, but hulking up is also the most broken ability in all of wrestling. Once Hogan has hulked up, it is almost impossible to beat him. Sure, Brock Lesnar or The Rock might still beat him, but other top-tier guys like Andre The Giant, HHH, and even Shawn Michaels have all fallen prey to the unstoppable glory of Hulkamania. Whatcha gunna do, brother?

You do the same thing every other heel has done in the past 10 years: POKE HIM IN THE FUCKING EYE! He stumbles around like Muhammed Ali every time that happens, and then it's easy to beat him. Why do I always have to remind people of this? GOD! Idiot!

(Sorry, just felt like channeling Napoleon.)

Posted: Nov 03 2005 01:58 pm

S. McCracken wrote:

(Sorry, just felt like channeling Napoleon.)

You wanted to be defeated at Waterloo? *dreads a Bill & Ted remark*

Posted: Nov 19 2005 07:44 am

The old site's been in a bit of a rut the past few days. Probably because I haven't posted anything. Well, I've got a new article up, so why not go check it out and catch up on anything you may have missed.

Posted: Nov 27 2005 03:16 am

While fighting off The Fury in a super fire massacre burn match in MGS3, I got a radio call from Valdronius on channel 148.92. Immediately, he informed me of a site I should check out if I didn't fry my ass first.

That site featured his Bucky O'Hare video game review. I'm glad I took the time to immerse myself in the world of this inspiration for StarFox. I couldn't believe that such a game derived of other games existed based on a cartoon show derived from other cartoon shows which were based on a comic derived from other comic books. When I saw Valdronius has even included a link to the fan shrine which had three seasons fan written for the show, I knew that I've been living as a simple poser all my life.

The review itself is very amusing and helpful for those people who never played the game before but will... I don't know where you'll find the cartridge, but considering all the NES games I see being for sale in the machines at the mall, I wouldn't be surprised to see Bucky O'Hare packaged with YoNoid and Ristar (Ristar was SEGA, you idiot!) [Sue me, assmonkey] {I'm an assmonkey, I'll sue you for defamation!} [shist!]

Bucky O'Hare is the cutest looking game I've seen in a while with a fan base I'm envious of. As soon as I scrap myself off the toasted floor- (TOASTY!) I'll be on my way.

GOD BLESS YOU VALDRONIUS!

Posted: Jan 07 2006 03:09 am

Holy crap, this thread has been idle since november 27th. Fortunately I have not. I've posted a little project called Green Eggs and Math that I wouldn't mind getting some feedback on.
Oh and you can see what else I've been up to, but that's a given.

Posted: Jan 07 2006 03:17 pm

Well done. It must be the first time that Mark McGrath has ever amused me, indirectly and otherwise.. I wonder if his appearance in your book is equivalent to Darius Rucker in the Burger King commercials. Sugar Ray... it seems so long ago, but I must say that I do enjoy your book significantly more than his (old?) band.

Posted: May 11 2006 05:12 pm

It's coming.

Are you ready?

Posted: May 17 2006 09:19 pm

It's Here.

Posted: May 17 2006 09:33 pm

Well, someone likes Magic: The Gathering.

Joined: Feb 24 2006 Posts: 2578

Dude... That's intense. Bravo!! Very Happy

Posted: May 17 2006 10:59 pm

AWESOME JOB!!! WOW!!!

Posted: May 18 2006 02:36 am

SNAKEMAN ON A PLANE!

Posted: May 18 2006 06:02 am

Some of the pictures could use redoing (such as Mario) but other than that, it's pretty damn cool.

Posted: May 18 2006 01:56 pm

Sock wrote:

Well, someone likes Magic: The Gathering.

This is actually the third set I've done. So it's much worse than you think.

Thanks all.

Posted: May 18 2006 04:07 pm

It's Totally awesome Valdronius.. really cool

Posted: May 18 2006 05:25 pm

Ha, fret not Valdronius, I'm working on a Magic set based on FFXI. The only hard part is getting all the damned pictures.

I ramble! To the point, that Nintendo set is pretty rad.

Posted: Jul 21 2006 07:50 am

" Call me a homophobe, but when a nursery rhyme starts off by telling me to ride a cock, I get a little uneasy."

I lol'd

edit:

THEN I READ THE PARAGRAPH AFTER THAT...hahahaha

Posted: Jul 21 2006 08:35 am

I moved this over to the OPP forum. Is there a way to merge it into the other thread?

Posted: Jul 21 2006 09:33 am

You could edit the title of your thread, and I could post this in there so it fits better, then just delete this one

Posted: Jul 23 2006 05:01 pm

Valdronius wrote:

Is there a way to merge it into the other thread?

There is now.

Your article was hilarious, but I'm kind of shocked that you did an entire feature on a game about Nursery Rhymes and you didn't make a single Andrew Dice Clay reference!

Also, the Jack Horner screenshot bugged me. It said:

Little Jack Horner sat in the corner
Eating of Christmas pie

Eating OF Christmas pie? I believe it should be either A or HIS, not OF. If that's not grammatically incorrect, it's certainly awkward.

Posted: Jul 23 2006 05:49 pm

Yeah, I grew up with 'Eating his Christmas pie'. Some of the rhymes are terribly skewed.

And as for Andrew Dice Clay, other than his name, I know nothing about him.