This City of Atlantis from stargate created by juhlenedni is the best Stargate Atlantis build I've seen in any voxel based game. Juhledni should teach a class on building because this is awesome Man there are some talented people in this game.
Good morning Aliens, prepare to meet your new human overlord masters My somewhat majestic Modesto CV "docking" with Alien space base after dishing up several cans of whup ass on their satellites and base itself... I had to replace a few broken windows and buff out some scratches that inevitably occur when taking on 70+ turrets, many of the Ion kind. But all in all it all went off quite smoothly and as planned. The decision to add two Plasma cannons and 2 Artillery cannons to the arsenal was a good one.
Hello all ! A new short video from me, a small underground base and a new small vessel, SteelDragon. French commentary. Découvrez une petite base entérrer ainsi que le nouveau Dragon, le SteelDragon !
A other video, with a small base in wood, i hope that can give idea of someone. Small bonus, asteroide on the moon (rec only one of 5 or more).
Lol… a bug of course, but it shows limits are imposed just to keep game integrity, I assume in beta that may be changed in the game files like other things are now…. If you want to reproduce it, one of those times you fall through the terrain just let it go for a while, the player will eventually exit the planet and proceed to quantum space at linear acceleration speeds ....
Boredom, creative block, clipping issues, and other glitches can oftentimes make for an extremely pointless, but funny screenshot. Anyone else have anything humorous to share? The following would be a culmination of the first two reasons, taken sometime early on in my GARMR 86 build:
Videos of my last two builds. The first is my Alectrona CV and the second is the Pyramid Space Station.
A clip I made on a MP Server, showing James Bond escape from a subterranean dig site. Lotus Esprit amphibious from "The spy who loved me". more details in the clip - theme track Hitman.
