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Friday, July 17, 2015

Church destroyed by user

Church fires are not cool! READ: A Rochester man is facing arson charges in connection with a fire that destroyed an historic church on West Main Street in Rochester. Thomas William Ryhal, 44, is charged with third-degree arson. More than 60 firefighters were called to Bibleway Healing Temple (the former Westminster Presbyterian Church) in the early morning hours of June 26 for the structure fire. On the scene of the fire, the battalion chief told us church fires are difficult to fight. Chief Chris Peer said, "Just large open areas, fire travels fast, consumes a lot. It gets hot and takes a lot of water to put it out." We spoke with developer Marvin Maye who was also on the scene, watching the church burn. In the past, he has struggled with preservationists who wanted him to spend $3-million dollars renovating the church instead of demolishing it to build a Dollar Store or grocery store.

(-215 : -79)--So I was trying to build a church in Comfort City when this guy shows up and just trolls the hell out of me. He didn't say nothing, he just started throwing blocks down everywhere. Next he lit the whole green area aflame with lava and TNT and zoomed off. People, if you can't respect the creations of others it only comes back to you worse than you gave it out. It was unfortunate cause like many people, I spent some time building and to see my view ruined is bad. We can almost see why you rarely see creations inside the city limits because no one wants their stuff griefed to oblivion.

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Stargazing on Planet of Cubes

#nasa #pluto #plutoflyby #newhorizons #solarsystem #nasabeyond #science - Nasa's New Horizons spacecraft has begun beaming back photographs of the surface of Pluto as it approaches. The probe was less than 2.5m km from the 2,300km-wide dwarf planet on Saturday and by Tuesday, it will be taking pictures from an altitude of just 12,500km. The newly published image shows the planet's hemisphere that will soon rotate out of view

I think I saw Pluto in Planet of Cubes yesterday. No, no I didn't lol but it would have been cool - Nonetheless this is one of the great sights you can see while stargazing and if you look real hard you might even find a constellation in there somewhere right? I'm sure at least one of them match a formation in that cluster of stars. But be sure to subscribe to this blog and keep up with my latest travels.

Saturday, July 11, 2015

Planet of Cubes: Who built these statues?

Travel below the Colosseum and Machu Picchu and you come across an area south of -2: -117 that's just unique in its own way. How is it unique beyond anything else you see in Planet of Cubes? The statues.

Planet of Cubes is the first true MMO block building game with one global infinite world. Ancient castles and cathedrals, lost ships and aircrafts, flying islands, cities and megalopolises, military basis, Egyptian pyramids, epic monuments and many other exciting objects and places are waiting for your exploration in this infinite Planet. The whole single and beautiful Planet made of cubes is shared among all multiplayer users online worldwide! The game has compass and current coordinates display to make navigation through the endless infinite world easier. You can also chat with all players who are visible within your current “View Distance” range. In this version of the game each change you make has its lifetime (Time To Live or TTL). When you put or remove block this change is rolled back after some period of time (TTL). The farther you are from the Spawn Zone the longer your changes will last. The average lifetime of a change is displayed at the top of the screen as the TTL indicator.

I'm not going to lie, I was a little startled when I first saw them. They stand mysterious. It's like they're the Stonehenge of the game. This area is barren, yet clear and has more than enough space to really build without a lot of objects in the way. I think this is what makes Planet of Cubes such a unique Sandbox game. You come across these creations, you don't know who the creators were, and you'll probably never meet them. And if you do, simply say, "nice". Because it is some fantastic art south of the border.

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The entire area seemed to be this art gallery full of statues. I even think I saw a Griffin down there.

Does anyone still go down there? Yes. I did see one user in the area building. I didn't get a chance to talk to him because he or she was building away in the area, and I didn't want to disturb them. There were a few messages on the ground written in blocks, and it seemed like many of the areas were partially built and then left to fend for itself. Creepy in a way, adding the statues in the area.

So if you ever find yourself down that way, be sure to check them out. They are indeed a wonderful sight.

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