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I really need to try and make some friends on this site. Get some happy gadders to... gad around with?

Friends:

I'm going to start on an level. Let me say that again: I'm going to start making an actual level, not more of the calculator stuff (for now). I like making levels. I had a three-part level series a long time ago, as I have had the game pretty much since it came out. But, unfortunately, the dreaded "failed to load level" error occurred one too many times and I scrapped all of them. Then I started work on the calculator, as it is all modular and very quickly put together out of the popit, and ...

I love my moon.
If you had told me two months ago that soon I would be in possession of my very own moon, and I would use it for building and sharing, I would probably have recommended that you seek professional help.

That is why I am writing this blog, because there is nowhere else that I can say this without risking the professional help advice myself. So I get on with my everyday life and I talk about the weather (very cold) and I do my work (kind of) and I complain about ...

Let's see where to start...

It seems that I've learned a plethora of new concepts about LBP since playing it about a year ago constantly with a friend and now with the learning curve with my very own copy.

To make things a little easier to ramble about I've decided to make a list about things that I've noticed since becoming a member of a couple of different LBP forums.

1. I had no idea how Logical this game could be. It's made to make you think mathematically, ...

As a child I used to think my mother was omniscient (I never could sneak a cookie out of that old ceramic cookie jar), omnipresent (if I was getting into trouble you can believe my mother was there to catch me) and omnipotent (whether it was a scraped knee, pants needing mending, a broken heart, my head stuck between the stair balusters or I was stuck up a tree my mother could fix it or get me out of it).

I grew up on a farm. Farms and cats go together and we had plenty of them. ...