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>>1387
rule 1 is overkill in current times
rule 4 discards using rule 1 as a shitposting loophole but i doubt the community cares if its funny and has effort behind it
besides one blackwashed stud is shitposting right now using something official
never thought i see shitposting over b*onic* again in my life
rule 5 is overkill with spoilers but i think it can stay the way it is
heres a verbose proposal
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>The World of BIONICLE
Media: https://biomediaproject.com/bmp/
Story: https://wallofhistory.com/
Wiki: https://biosector01.com/
BTS: https://www.youtube.com/@BonkFoundArchive
Magnaleaks: https://magnaleak.github.io/MAGNALEAK/

>Building with BIONICLE
Sets: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?catType=S&catString=273
Studio: https://www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/download.page
Guide: https://bioniclerebuilt.wixsite.com/fallingstars/studio-guide-v2
Prototype gallery: 
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remember reading the books with vakama and some of the films...
mask of light...
good times

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How many have you played, if any? Generally speaking I'm quite sour with TT after the unfinished mess that was the Hobbit game. Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they have a day-one DLC for that one? What sad times we must be living in where even Lego is not safe from the ravages of the modern video game market.
Anyway, holy shit do I wish they would do my ideas for Lego games, which they have done a bit of in LotR and Clone Wars. I also want to see Legos torture and murder each other, and I DO NOT want them speaking anything comprehensible. I want to crucify Lego dissidents for the glory of my Lego empire. I want to massacre entire cultures that happened to be in my way. Kids would eat that shit up because kids like edge, and parents generally don't give a fuck anymore what their children play. How would an E/E10+ FPS fair, do you think? Lego Sims-clone?
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I haven't completed it but it's a surprisingly enjoyable title. From a merely mechanical standpoint, it's honestly pretty good, however it doesn't really feel like an arcade racer nor does it feel too much like a kart racer. I don't think it really knows what it wants to be, the closest game I can compare it to would be Blur.
There's plenty of activities you can complete around each of the several maps, most of them are challenging enough but nothing too grueling at first glance, at least early on. Racing is actually surprisingly challenging and rival AI is always at your toes, pretty much forcing you to rely on items in many cases.
Vehicle building would be great if it wasn't littered with micro-transactions and dependent on an online connection to even get some kits. Story wise, it follows all the same cues from the post Lego Movie era and its surprisingly funny and even witty.
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I think so as well, not that I particularly prefer one to the other too much but 2 definitely has more meat on its bones, 1 is a charming title on its own right but a lot of the praise is nostalgia based and unlike say, Rock Raiders, it doesn't hold up as well as other classic Lego titles.
I have been looking into the Lego games that came before the popular TT Star Wars one and Lego Island seems to be one that a lot of people liked. Then I start doing research. Apparently there is a whole documentary someone made about it on YouTube (Link here if curious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bG55COe_f8I ).

What are your takes on the title?
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>>1448
There's an active decompilation effort going on too and many of the in-game tracks in their original quality were discovered some years ago. The first game is a nostalgic one for many people, it's a bit surreal honestly but very cute. The sequel is much more of a game though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAhtYisWD0M
here's a .... cover of a song from Lego Island.
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>>1451
Yeah I saw. Crazy. Maybe one that's done I'll pick it up.

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Now that lewds are allowed, post 'em! Can be waifigs or fan-art, it doesn't matter.
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>>1274
i did one too
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Post comfy pics, sets, stories, etc
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>>1421
3rd pic is really cool
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>>1438
Yeah it reminds me of a puzzle /comfy/ did once.
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I made these little 6 wheelers
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This one is both affordable and very nice looking. I think I might get one at some point.
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Very cozy looking and nicely done, I really like the one with the little dirtbike on the back.
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I like this video but I don't think the disturbing backstory that this guy came up with is the truth.

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I've come across enough of these sort of fancy sets that I think they deserve their own thread.
For Architecture sets see: >>823
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I'm definitely going to get one of the flower sets soon.
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I really like the bonsai set!
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>>1441
I finally got my first flowers set. Will give impressions when I get finished.
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>>1442
I don't know where to start exactly. The set I got was the rose with baby's breath set >>1441 
I'm not sure if it was a good first set to experience the Botanicals theme since it, obviously, pretty one note and there's also a lot of repetition. All of the others I've seen either have only a few flowers of the same type or a huge bouquet of many different kinds. The roses are quite pretty though.

Despite it having a large number of pieces it went together very easy and quickly. Even though these floral sets are meant for adults and having a lot of bricks (this one had over 800) I think an older kid could put them together if they were the patient type, particularly since they can be made in stages instead of it being one single 800 piece construction. If you were getting one for a lego kid then I would pick one of the smaller floral sets or one that's more interesting like the bonsai one. The store also had a much smaller rose set that only had a couple of flowers.

One definite negative with these is that if the box doesn't prominently feature a container then that means that it doesn't come with one so you'll have to provide one yourself or build one. I haven't seen any lego vase sets yet either.

The rose petal bricks are really nice and if you were so inclined you could probably acquire a bunch of these sets to repurpose them for some 
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What did you guys get for Christmas? My family gave me these 2 this year
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>>822
The holiday sets are excellent and I regret not committing myself to getting them. Did you buy them for yourself or were you given these as presents?

 I was given 2 Harry Potter CMFs this year from my family.
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>>837
They were presents. My mom's been giving me a big set every year for 4 or 5 years now. I think the very first one was the Christmas train.
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>>840
You've got one awesome mom anon, take good care of her.
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>>841
I know and I try my best to.
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>>841
She got me the Santa's post office and the Notre Dame cathedral this year.

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Here are some models I made on stud.io
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Lockdown edition
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>>1408
That's neat anon. I have such little familiarity with that series that I would have just assumed that it was generic fantasy setting. Got anymore?
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>>1409
Unfortunately not.  I would have liked to have seen more too.
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New Zelda Lego set.
>finally new blind bag lego minis
>got a couple the other day
>both turkeys 
>went back today and got a couple more
>both robots
I just want the cute twintail elf girl.
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Do you ever picture a specific place when you think of LEGO? Something idealized or nostalgic that makes building more exciting for you, personally.
Whenever I think of old System sets from 2006 and earlier, I always come back to the mental image of a small, cozy living room during the winter. Incandescent lights, carpeted floor, wooden furniture - just the kind of place I was at when I was young and first got into LEGO. It might sound weird, maybe pretentions, but I find that the ambience around you can be an important factor when you're delving into your imagination.
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For me with these tiny creator 3in1 sets, it's airplane table and waiting rooms at doctors offices.
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For me it's a few things. This sort of storage box for one. It's made of thick blow molded plastic so it hard but cushy at the same time. I toted this thing around all the time as a kid. I've still got mine somewhere. I need to retrieve it.
Another thing is these base plates for the pirates sets. The Pirates were my favorite themed sets as a kid, even more than  Space which I loved. I always had a thing for tropical stuff. I always wanted to collect a bunch of them and make a big Lego sea with islands and beaches. Maybe I still will at some point.
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>>1416
Just the line you'd need for a long trip. Used to enjoy these on car trips as well.
>>1417
It feels that much more legit when you have a box just for it, doesn't it?
I also loved incorporatiing the ambience itself into the builds, such as the designs on the carpet, the design of shelves, etc.
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the boxes were awesome for portable mini storage, i might pick one up new or open on bricklink for nostalgia's sake :3
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meant to reply to >>1424

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