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[Orange Wizard]

I used to draw things in Paint and come up with stories about what was going on, like filling in half the canvas with brown and then making little tunnels with the eraser and pretend it was moles digging out a home or something.

[itisnotlogical]

I once drew a pirate battle I was really proud of in Paint. And a "birthday party" that was just a bunch of pink, yellow and blue spraypaint.

I tried using the paint that comes with Win8 and it had antialiasing and brush patterns. I was so sad.

[Tawa]

When I was a youth, I would put on the Starfield screensaver and pretend I was in Star Trek or something for hours at a time, just using that as atmosphere. That was the best screensaver.

I tried using the paint that comes with Win8 and it had antialiasing and brush patterns. I was so sad.

I used that on a public computer once out of boredom. It was awful, when I open MS Paint I expect to make no-quality drawings with horribly clashing colors, dammit :v

[variablenonsense]

I used to draw things in Paint and come up with stories about what was going on, like filling in half the canvas with brown and then making little tunnels with the eraser and pretend it was moles digging out a home or something.

You know, I thought I was the only person who ever did crap like that. I'd pretend it was ants though, I think.

[Solifuge]

I used to draw things in Paint and come up with stories about what was going on, like filling in half the canvas with brown and then making little tunnels with the eraser and pretend it was moles digging out a home or something.

You know, I thought I was the only person who ever did crap like that. I'd pretend it was ants though, I think.

I did this too! For me, it was drawing little spaceship skirmishes and sci fi adventures in Paintbrush (MSPaint for Windows3.1, on my Grandpa's old IBM). I tried to adapt them to silly little games in a widgit-based game engine called Click'nPlay too... still have my first "design documents" full of space ship parts on some yellowed lined paper somewhere. ><;

[hops]

I copy-pasted Final Fantasy Vincent's head on Shiva's body figting against Space Satan.

[hector13]

I copy-pasted Final Fantasy Vincent's head on Shiva's body figting against Space Satan.

What the shit did you do to your avatar?

[TheBiggerFish]

I copy-pasted Final Fantasy Vincent's head on Shiva's body figting against Space Satan.

What the shit did you do to your avatar?

It's just a Squiddle hat!  Really, man, I don't know what you think is so bad about the Squiddles!
(for future reference:It's a more...Traditional eldritch zombie headsquid right now.)

[hector13]

The other one was cute though.

Not scary zombie with a cephalopod hat.

[TheBiggerFish]

Yes, that's Undertale for you.  I think it was.

Scary cephalopod hat zombie is not Undertale.

[Yoink]

I used to draw things in Paint and come up with stories about what was going on, like filling in half the canvas with brown and then making little tunnels with the eraser and pretend it was moles digging out a home or something.

You know, I thought I was the only person who ever did crap like that. I'd pretend it was ants though, I think.

I did this too! For me, it was drawing little spaceship skirmishes and sci fi adventures in Paintbrush (MSPaint for Windows3.1, on my Grandpa's old IBM). I tried to adapt them to silly little games in a widgit-based game engine called Click'nPlay too... still have my first "design documents" full of space ship parts on some yellowed lined paper somewhere. ><;

Oh man, Klik 'n' Play was dope!
We actually had a school assignment to make games using it in High School (around grade 9 or 10, I believe), which in hindsight was pretty awesome. I never finished any of mine, though... the only one I remember was a mildly cool game where you piloted a bomber plane over a very lazily-drawn landscape dropping vaguely bomb-shaped objects on Nazis, haha.

I don't think I ever made a second level or anything, though. A shame.
Sometimes I wish I could get Klik 'n' Play to work on modern computers and play some of these things again. My friend made a rather hilarious sci-fi shoot 'em up/platformer, and I think we both still have the files saved somewhere.

[MaximumZero]

Sounds like you need DOSbox, yo.

[Lord Shonus]

I used to draw things in Paint and come up with stories about what was going on, like filling in half the canvas with brown and then making little tunnels with the eraser and pretend it was moles digging out a home or something.

You know, I thought I was the only person who ever did crap like that. I'd pretend it was ants though, I think.

I did this too! For me, it was drawing little spaceship skirmishes and sci fi adventures in Paintbrush (MSPaint for Windows3.1, on my Grandpa's old IBM).

I did the same thing, but with GeoPaint on the C64. I remember having to erase my picture s when they reached the colossal size of a kilobyte.

[Eric Blank]

I did the same thing. MSpaint on windows 98 couldnt handle an image bigger than 2048x2048 before it started to slow down or crash.

I actually went about using individual pixels to represent people in my little games, to get more out of the image size. It all got very weird, sometimes.

[Skyrunner]

I used to draw things in Paint and come up with stories about what was going on, like filling in half the canvas with brown and then making little tunnels with the eraser and pretend it was moles digging out a home or something.

You know, I thought I was the only person who ever did crap like that. I'd pretend it was ants though, I think.

I did this too! For me, it was drawing little spaceship skirmishes and sci fi adventures in Paintbrush (MSPaint for Windows3.1, on my Grandpa's old IBM).

I did the same thing, but with GeoPaint on the C64. I remember having to erase my picture s when they reached the colossal size of a kilobyte.

add another one onto the pile, MSpaint on win95!