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Help The NAM is destroying my City!
glad2meecha replied to Xyloxadoria's topic in NAM & Transit Networks
Cause it's a bittersweet Symphony, this NAM Try to make the ends meet Try to find the right puzzle piece, then you die I'll take you down the only road I've ever been down You know the one that takes you to the places where all the highways meet yeah.... Interchange, I can change I can make turning lanes, But I'm here in my game, And nothing's the same. I can make a million different switches From one day to the next. I can change my interchange, Yeah, yeah, yeah... -
@catty-cb No need to feel , with as many acronyms and similar sounding names as there are, and as long as some of these files are around, it's bound to happen. Here's wishing you a great holiday!
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Actually, Couch Potato, a member of the BSC (BAT Squad Certified) was also known as MJB, and the dependency file can be found here at the BSC Lex, the file sharing site of SC4 Devotion. You must be registered to download. https://www.sc4devotion.com/csxlex/lex_filedesc.php?lotGET=407 c.p., also a member of the BSC, was actually cyclepuppy, or cycledogg, but was not Couch Potato. Many dependency links, including the Johnb file as well, can be found by looking through the Dependency List found also at SC4 Devotion, a separate entity from the LEX, and for which you must register for full access. https://www.sc4devotion.com/forums/index.php?page=4 Oops, the johnb file was listed differently, as under JBM, but can be found here, on the STEX.
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SC4 and the NAM - A Poll for All SC4 Players
glad2meecha replied to z1's topic in SimCity 4 General Discussion
All honor and appreciation to Their Eminence the Road Wizards, Along with those of the BAT-masters and other Modding Pooh-bahs, my SC4 hobby has been sublimely enhanced by all your efforts. Dirk, Jeroni, and other site hosts and staff provide the means for it all to succeed. By no means have I considered any NAM release anything other than a resounding success. We played, we learned, we discussed, we solved, we in time conquered our frustrations, in every one. I voted for the semi annual release, but honestly, am of a hearty opinion that whatever makes the releases smoother for your team is the best, and know you have many things to consider of which I haven't thought. That you would take the time to ask our opinions is most considerate. If it were just myself playing, I would be busy trying new things for a few more years. I'm a granny who plays the game, lol. But I know there are those who devour every shred of your work and come out the other side saying, "Bring it on!" There is a lot of joy in your work. It shows. Whatever upholds that joy and keeps your interest flowing is a beautiful thing. If that means you would like to keep the pot cooking, and feel inspired by faster progress, carpe diem! No doubt there are members on your team from both the Slow and Steady and Tearin' It Up camps. Each brings his or her own assets. I hate to spoil it for the younger members , but you're actually learning a lot about life in coordinating all this. Any time that a team gets together and pulls out a project, you've done a great thing. -
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Samuel Langhorne "Slappy" Apperson, buffalo hunter, gambler, army scout, frontier lawman, US Marshall, collector of shot glasses, dime store novelist, and newspaperman. It was rumoured that he once slapped Wyatt Earp on a dare, (Or was it a bet?) but this was later disproved. He came to Porthaven after a run in with George Hearst in Deadwood, SD, in which he taught him a lesson by publicly slapping him upside his rather large head, in a completely humiliating encounter. This was substantiated by a report in the March 6th, 1879 issue of the Deadwood Pioneer, and was highly regarded as a coup by Native Americans and Al Swearengen. From that point on, Apperson became a legend for slapping many outlaws, including Johnny Ringo and Butch Cassidy. He was so feared for his slapping that he never used his firearm to take another man's life. It was not only the strength of the slapping, but how he was able to completely surprise the unfortunate law breaker...they never saw it coming. They could only crawl away, muttering, "Ah, go slap yourself..." or later claim that they had slapped Apperson's horse in a futile attempt to regain their dignity. Apperson slapped his way to law and order in a lawless time, and later retired to write a newspaper column and enjoy a favorite pastime of trout fishing, which he also used to slap any stray offenders.
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motokloss MS Smulikowskiego 13, Warsaw
glad2meecha commented on moto.kloss's file in SimCityPolska Files
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Wonder if they could be identified by looking at the Users below, hovering over the names to see what file they are "Currently" looking at? You might be able to narrow it down if you caught it before and after the score went down. Looks like they're doing it fairly early on after upload. You'd have to catch it just right. That's assuming the Mods can't see more than members do, which is very likely. A risk, at any rate, to be perma banned from the STEX and ST for down rating, that is if one likes to play SC4 as well as the trolling hobby. It's a shame to see this happen to your hard work, Matt. :( I don't blame you if you take them down if this keeps happening. :no:
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