Originally posted by 3.14159265358979323846

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Originally posted by Xk

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Wow, doesn't this look like every other hack ever made.

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Then can you make a hack and let us see what is different from every other hack ever made?

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Originally posted by Jeshua

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Made some modifications, but none to the text, as I fail to see how it is completely unreadable, but it could be a difference in color settings or some simple coding-up-fhe-tuck. Either ways, if it is still rendered unreadable, I will modify it till it is able to be read.

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Originally posted by mortalkenshi2

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Well, I think that the deleting posts feature should be turned back on! Another thing, I don't know if it has been mentioned but I can no longer access acmlm's board by the url "acmlm.org" I have to type "board.acmlm.org". I think it was done on purpose but I liked having that because it was such an easy shortcut to the site. I hate typing in the entire url but if you guys can get that on again I would appreciate it.

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Originally posted by darkwitch

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Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 14680064 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 25325 bytes) in /var/www/acmlm.org/board/memberlist.php on line 164

Error in memberlist/sortby/rating... (sorry if it's already menctioned )

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My account won't stay in past the "logged in" screen. When it transfers me back to the main board, it shows me as logged out ._.

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That's strange, the same thing happens to me.

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Originally posted by FreeDOS +

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System->Administration->Synaptic Package Manager was too hard for you (that's at least for Ubuntu, other distros usually have another, with the name "PACKAGE MANAGER" to help)? hahahahaha

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Originally posted by Ailure

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Hyperhacker, your point number 3 is the weakest. If you used Unix before Windows, you probably would complain that DOS is limited and awkard.

Also, if you have some oddball hardware (like my laptop) it can be good idea to test severeal distros. It was ironic, but that 3D demo desktop thing worked much better on my laptop than most other distros did. XD

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So what if they don't make sprites from scratch. The SMAS graphics are for all intents and purposes all recolors of their NES graphics, yet you don't see people saying WHY DIDNT THE ARTIST CREATE ORIGINAL SPRITES FROM SCRATCH. For that matter, I've seen SO many SMB1 hacks that use SMB3 graphics, and I almost never hear the volume of complaints of graphic over-use as I do here. Keep in mind they are the same graphics as these, only 8-bit. It just comes off as a little hypocritical when I look at it like that and honestly, if people can be all WOW THTS AMAZNG to an NES hack with good level design and SMB3 graphics, why can't they do they same in these cases? Its just...I don't get it ._.; what's the difference, really.

And saying that there's more SMW hacks than SMB hacks thus making it more common isn't really a good excuse, I'll just say now...

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In one level in world 7 of Super Mario Bros 2, there are mushroom blocks or something piled atop a cloud, like so:
###### <-- blocks
# #
# #
~~~~~~ <-- cloud
You can jump up through this cloud, getting stuck inside the structure. (Thankfully, you can kill yourself from the Pause screen, so you're not completely screwed unless you have no lives left.) The sucky part is it's a blind jump - you can't see the structure until you land on the cloud, triggering the screen to scroll.

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