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[Acanthus117]

Haha! After a bout of LBM/pneumonia/a streak of grumpyness, I'm awwwwlll better.

[ein]

I'm modeling again!
My current project is a fancy sword I'm making for Morrowind.
It currently has 7 polygons, 112 edges, and 107 vertices.
So far, it's just the blade.
I'll probably load a screencap when I'm done.

[Jakkarra]

ugh Roller Coaster Tycoon. Lost people spam is the first thing that comes to mind.

Information Kiosks are usually helpful if placed at the right points. In one of the maps I've played lately, and a rather large and lengthy one while at it, not one lost soul. However, plenty of vandalism. So I drowned them. Of course, filtering the angry from over a thousand people is a bit time consuming.

Another tip is to have surplus forces all over the place. Assign a few to key points, or mostly vandalized and/or messy grounds, and keep them relatively short distances; and have a few freelancers in case the key-pointers are busy.

I think the highest expense-per month in furniture replacement has to be less than $100. Not bad at all.

I always used to put a "No Entry" Sign at the exit, so they could not leave, and would give me all their money.

[Maggarg - Eater of chicke]

I used to drop people in a hole.

[SHAD0Wdump]

I always used to put a "No Entry" Sign at the exit, so they could not leave, and would give me all their money.

I'd have a nasty habit of putting up no entry signs back to back in a high traffic area to confine the peeps to that one tile where my death-coaster ended...
 Or I'd just delete the path so they all drown in the little pool I conveniently placed underneath.

[Maggarg - Eater of chicke]

I always used to put a "No Entry" Sign at the exit, so they could not leave, and would give me all their money.

I'd have a nasty habit of putting up no entry signs back to back in a high traffic area to confine the peeps to that one tile where my death-coaster ended...
 Or I'd just delete the path so they all drown in the little pool I conveniently placed underneath.

I liked making coasters with no exits.

[Lumbajak]

I didn't burn to death in an electrical fire.

[dragnar]

Neither did I! What a coincidence!

[Rilder]

Holy shit this must be fate or something because I didn't burn to death in an electrical fire either!

[Cheddarius]

Seriously? Am I the only one here? Come on guys, burning to death in an electrical fire is no fun at all.

[Solifuge]

But no, you totally need to dry your basement, or your lungs will get some kind of wonderful fungal pneumonisis.

I too avoided the clumsy attack of electricity last night... A lightning bolt tried to jump me in a dark alleyway, but I was too quick.... punched it in the face, and wrestled it into the nearest ground.

[zchris13]

I'm starting to get the hang of Flash, it's a really good time killer that's for sure.

Don't worry, with time you can achieve levels of incompetence such as This. Unfortunately, it seems the rest of my works were destroyed when that last hard drive became unusable. But I can direct you to some good links for flash learning. After you learn the system it is surprisingly easy to use.

 Edit: Oh, right controls. wasd to move, space for shooting test and x for boost. I may have had a few others, but that is all I remember.

Duke.  The friction.  Make the friction go away.  Please. The silly speed cap is sortof lame.
Also, you can go faster backwards than you can forwards.

[ToonyMan]

Kickass in music form.
I might as well mention the Madness Combat series as well for being so well done.

[Duke 2.0]

Hehe, I never said it was good. Not to mention there is much too much code within MCs and I never got the shots to collide with enemies correctly. But still, I was damn proud of how good that gun looked.

[Lumbajak]

But no, you totally need to dry your basement, or your lungs will get some kind of wonderful fungal pneumonisis.

It's already been taken care of, no worries.