What might you have done ten years ago had you known this particular bit of info? :O
My names Bradley Erkelens(Eggy) owner of Eggys Games and I’m an Indie Game Developer who’s been making games for over 10 years. I make games in Flash, Unity and for Mobile. I hope you enjoy my games.
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Nothing but I would have been 0.0000000001% smarter
The depths of your knowledge is truly vast and profound man! I'd think something like this could add at least 0.0000000014%
The only thing that is truly vast in me is my ability to procrastinate my work on my new game. It has no limit.
Newgrounds needs to add the ability for multiple replies in a thread of a comment like facebook.
Haha yeah, relating heavily, I should be finishing up the final touches on a guest verse right now, two months behind deadline at this point, man, simplest things somehow get so difficult...
Threads, hmmmmm, good or not good... I don't know. I line this linear approach, especially when a lot of different users are responding to each other - it's good to see which ones are new right away when you're actively involved, and for one on one ones like this it works pretty well with the newest one popping up first all the time (if you have that sort order selected). Multiple one on one convos between isolated users going in the same comment area though: that'd be the one case threaded really works better IMO!
Cyberdevil
Did you know the methane levels in our atmosphere are rising drastically due to carbon monoxide melting chunks of ice where large quantities of this gas was previously stored, contributing to the acidification of our oceans, killing the plankton that stands for 80% of our oxygen supply, and that each time such a rise in methane has been documented in the history of the world it's led to a near-extinction level event (like that one with the dinosaurs)? Kinda makes you wonder about stuff...
EggysGames
If only I knew this 10 years ago when this post was made.