Here’s a scorecard for our egg hunt thus far. Over 7000 players have successfully located at least one egg. The next egg hunt will take place tomorrow. Check out my previous post to see the schedule.
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Sneak Peek?
Here’s a video showcasing one of the many exciting things that we are currently working on. Coming to you in an upcoming release!
Continue reading Flying High on a New Release
We pushed out a major release yesterday with lots of good stuff in it. Here’s a quick rundown:
Continue reading All About the Bluesteel Gift of Long Years
Those of you who were around for the Christmas gift-giving extravaganza in December will recognize that Telamon has a predilection for giving out cryptic prizes, then cackling madly as people try to figure them out. But this time, I’m going to explain exactly what is going on.
Everyone who logged into ROLBOX on February 29th was awarded the Bluesteel Gift of Long Years (if you missed it, you can grab one now for 95 R$). There were two hints about this. Firstly, leap years, of which 2008 is one, are longer than normal by one day – thus the “gift of long years”. Secondly, the phrase “Julius got it wrong” in the description of the gift is a reference to Julius Caesar, who is responsible for the creation of the Julian Calendar. This calendar called for one leap year every four years and was based off the belief that the Earth orbits the sun in 365.25 days. It’s actually 365.24 days. As a result, the Julian Calendar is broken – becoming increasingly inaccurate at a rate of 14.4 minutes per year. I’m sure everyone wanted to know that.
Continue reading Plastic Men and Iron Swords
A wiser man would have walked away… In this video I go head to head with two of the best swordsmen in Robloxia: Jacobxxduel and FFJosh. (Sometimes the moderators revolt and it’s my job to keep them in line!)
Continue reading ROBLOX is Fun and Educational
Matt and I were randomly wandering around on YouTube today and found this awesome video by SuperMariofan64. Apparently he created it as part of a class project.