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And you're all still 
Just watched Kurzgesagt's latest video and I remembered this forum. F-riggin' hilarious that my banner is still up.
Edit: I had to use wayback machine to get my profile image and banner gif back.

Here's a crazy thought. The video talks about going BACK to forums again. So like... what if because of this video, everyone starts leaving social media for smaller forums? Then yourewinner will make a FULL REVERSAL and become the winnerest. Yourewinner will become the king of all forums because nowhere else fills you with
energy. Other forums would then pay us so we could afford these OUTRAGEOUS (but apparently cheap) website fees. Nothing will stop us! Not even the police barricades! We will all be BROTRRs and cross all the finish lines in our drip ass rigs!
Or just stay
till the end of time. That's cool too. Become winners everyone!

Just watched Kurzgesagt's latest video and I remembered this forum. F-riggin' hilarious that my banner is still up.


Here's a crazy thought. The video talks about going BACK to forums again. So like... what if because of this video, everyone starts leaving social media for smaller forums? Then yourewinner will make a FULL REVERSAL and become the winnerest. Yourewinner will become the king of all forums because nowhere else fills you with

Or just stay

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I was thirsty today. But after playing this game, I wasn't. I was quenched of all my soda drinking desires. This game is more than a drinking simulator. Not only do you drink soda, but you drink soda while you traverse the different scenes featuring 5 levels of drinking madness. You can collect things called bonus sodas which are extremely helpful to collect when you drink your soda. I loved this game! I give it a 10/10 for fantastic graphics, awesome gameplay, and cool soundtrack.
It's so great, that I think it should be up there with Big Rigs, ET, and all the rest. You won't regret playing it. It is truly a
game.
http://sodadrinkerpro.com/
It's so great, that I think it should be up there with Big Rigs, ET, and all the rest. You won't regret playing it. It is truly a

http://sodadrinkerpro.com/
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I'm not much of a sports fan but I can tell that this game has a promising chance of 


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It is a limiting thing. You can only go forwards, backwards, left, right, and I found that you can go up as well. But the ground just seems like a barrier. It leaves you wondering what good things can you find under the floor. However, I have found something that will change your perspective, forever!

"What's this? I don't see anything." you may be asking. Well look more closely, there is, in fact, a big rig embedded into the floor. That's right, riggers, the ground does NOT limit the rig any longer. No more feeling sad that you can't go through the floor. No more feeling sad that the grey void is the only way to get over the road. This is just groundbreaking for Big Rigs physics!(Hehe, puns)
How do we get such results? I honestly have to say that these results are hard to get. You have to find the right tree and drive at such an angle that your rig goes underground. Just play around with it and maybe you will be able to replicate this.
Going underground brings me to a new point: flying. Is it possible? YES! It is! Take a look at these two pictures:


Look at these two pictures. They tell you that the big rig is flying. They are at the exact same scale which means they are at the exact same height and if that's true, then the big rig is flying.
Now that we can make a big rig go underground and fly. What's our next steps? I believe it's time for space. We dream of space travel but can it really be possible? I believe with these steps, we could get to space in no time:

1. Implement Big Rigs physics into the real world
2. Plant loads of trees
3. Have a rig climb a tree
4. Launch it downwards at infinite speeds.
5. Break the ground and go through space.

I think this might work and if it does, we not only have a breakthrough in Big Rigs, but we also have a breakthrough in science!
I hope this helps because all of you are

"What's this? I don't see anything." you may be asking. Well look more closely, there is, in fact, a big rig embedded into the floor. That's right, riggers, the ground does NOT limit the rig any longer. No more feeling sad that you can't go through the floor. No more feeling sad that the grey void is the only way to get over the road. This is just groundbreaking for Big Rigs physics!(Hehe, puns)
How do we get such results? I honestly have to say that these results are hard to get. You have to find the right tree and drive at such an angle that your rig goes underground. Just play around with it and maybe you will be able to replicate this.
Going underground brings me to a new point: flying. Is it possible? YES! It is! Take a look at these two pictures:


Look at these two pictures. They tell you that the big rig is flying. They are at the exact same scale which means they are at the exact same height and if that's true, then the big rig is flying.
Now that we can make a big rig go underground and fly. What's our next steps? I believe it's time for space. We dream of space travel but can it really be possible? I believe with these steps, we could get to space in no time:

1. Implement Big Rigs physics into the real world
2. Plant loads of trees
3. Have a rig climb a tree
4. Launch it downwards at infinite speeds.
5. Break the ground and go through space.

I think this might work and if it does, we not only have a breakthrough in Big Rigs, but we also have a breakthrough in science!
I hope this helps because all of you are

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that I can't access parts of it because of my school's proxy. Even proxy websites sometimes don't work. I can't access some of my posts because of this such as the "Happy Doomsday" one. I... am... so... SAD
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# 6
We're all gonna die. Isn't it great?
# 7
My mind has been blown. BEHOLD!!!



Trees. Buildings. Checkpoints. You name it. But getting on top of them is no easy trick. Only attempt this if you are a true Big Rigs professional.

1. Find the object you wish to climb. (Last week I said that your camera can't climb a building with a lip, although I may be wrong.)
2. Drive straight into the object. (As you do with my last trick.)
3. Once you find this camera shift, adjust your rig even further to climb it.

Now you may be saying "Wow, amazing discovery! But... doesn't that mean that you were wrong and that collision detection now applies to the Big Rig?" At first I thought that but that isn't completely true. This is how I see Big Rigs physics:

Description: The camera collides with the object, lifting itself up. When it reaches a certain height, it then lifts up the rig. After this, the rig interacts and moves according to the shape of the object. How it moves according to the shape is a different thing entirely. It adjusts to a tree but it doesn't adjust to vertical structures such as walls and buildings.
How might this be useful? Well obviously it's to avoid the police more effectively. What if one of them realizes that you are carrying illegal cargo and they start to pursue? You can easily lose them by going up somewhere high. That way, you have safer passages and more
All I can say is that Big Rigs physics are truly incredible. Now, more than ever, I realize that this is obviously the best game in existence.
I hope this helps everyone because all of you are



Trees. Buildings. Checkpoints. You name it. But getting on top of them is no easy trick. Only attempt this if you are a true Big Rigs professional.

1. Find the object you wish to climb. (Last week I said that your camera can't climb a building with a lip, although I may be wrong.)
2. Drive straight into the object. (As you do with my last trick.)
3. Once you find this camera shift, adjust your rig even further to climb it.

Now you may be saying "Wow, amazing discovery! But... doesn't that mean that you were wrong and that collision detection now applies to the Big Rig?" At first I thought that but that isn't completely true. This is how I see Big Rigs physics:

Description: The camera collides with the object, lifting itself up. When it reaches a certain height, it then lifts up the rig. After this, the rig interacts and moves according to the shape of the object. How it moves according to the shape is a different thing entirely. It adjusts to a tree but it doesn't adjust to vertical structures such as walls and buildings.
How might this be useful? Well obviously it's to avoid the police more effectively. What if one of them realizes that you are carrying illegal cargo and they start to pursue? You can easily lose them by going up somewhere high. That way, you have safer passages and more

All I can say is that Big Rigs physics are truly incredible. Now, more than ever, I realize that this is obviously the best game in existence.
I hope this helps everyone because all of you are

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# 9
...aaaanndd I'm posting it on a forum..... What the heck am I gonna do now that I'm 18?
# 10
Just thought this glitch looked pretty cool

This glitch happened when I was looking at Steev's profile while converting a file.
But anyway, the reason I was looking at his profile is because I was trying to figure out what Steev'd and Zigs'd meant. Would anyone care to help. Also maybe we should put the description of these terms in some noob guide because I'm sure other noobs such as myself are a bit confused.
P.S. Ignore the black spots on the picture. I suddenly had the feeling I should cover up everything else in the screenshot.

This glitch happened when I was looking at Steev's profile while converting a file.
But anyway, the reason I was looking at his profile is because I was trying to figure out what Steev'd and Zigs'd meant. Would anyone care to help. Also maybe we should put the description of these terms in some noob guide because I'm sure other noobs such as myself are a bit confused.
P.S. Ignore the black spots on the picture. I suddenly had the feeling I should cover up everything else in the screenshot.
# 11
Have you grown paranoid of that ultimate traffic stoppers? Are you afraid that you may encounter one some time in the futire? Do you wish that you could spot them from afar? Well look no further! BEHOLD!

Take a look at the leverage you have. You've got the cover behind/inside the tree. You've got a higher view of the world. You can even see the bridge whereas before you could not. Here's a comparison:

You are at the same height as in the last picture but you cannot see the bridge. This is a huge difference and essential in spotting the roadblocks. Now you may be asking, how do I get such results? Well follow this strategy and you'll be a spotting roadblocks from a lightyear away.

1. Find a tree. (This has to be a tree that is on a hill. I have not yet found a way to attempt this on a flatground tree.)
2. Inch up to the tree
3. You're camera will flicker a little or shoot upwards. If it does not, try changing positions at how you approach the tree.
4. Now adjust it by going forwards and in reverse. (Tip in a tip: Try using what I discovered last week for extra smoothing in adjusting your camera angle.
5. Now spot those terrible traffic stoppers!

Now, I know how you guys hate the imperfection known as "collision detection", however there IS collision detection in Big Rigs and it's been right under our noses for a long long time. But it is not the kind of collision detection you all know and hate. It is BIG RIGS COLLISION DETECTION. Ask yourselves this: why does the truck go under the bridge, but the camera stays on the bridge. Answer? The collision detection does not lie in the RIG, it lies in the CAMERA. This trick that I have found out only works because the camera can traverse objects, such as bridges and trees. The bridge is an easy object for the camera to get on and the tree is as such an angle up against the hills that the camera can lift itself up. It is a unique style of collision detection which further proves the point that Stellar Stone created the unique and unreplicatable masterpiece known as Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing.
I hope this helps everyone because all of you are

Take a look at the leverage you have. You've got the cover behind/inside the tree. You've got a higher view of the world. You can even see the bridge whereas before you could not. Here's a comparison:

You are at the same height as in the last picture but you cannot see the bridge. This is a huge difference and essential in spotting the roadblocks. Now you may be asking, how do I get such results? Well follow this strategy and you'll be a spotting roadblocks from a lightyear away.

1. Find a tree. (This has to be a tree that is on a hill. I have not yet found a way to attempt this on a flatground tree.)
2. Inch up to the tree
3. You're camera will flicker a little or shoot upwards. If it does not, try changing positions at how you approach the tree.
4. Now adjust it by going forwards and in reverse. (Tip in a tip: Try using what I discovered last week for extra smoothing in adjusting your camera angle.
5. Now spot those terrible traffic stoppers!

Now, I know how you guys hate the imperfection known as "collision detection", however there IS collision detection in Big Rigs and it's been right under our noses for a long long time. But it is not the kind of collision detection you all know and hate. It is BIG RIGS COLLISION DETECTION. Ask yourselves this: why does the truck go under the bridge, but the camera stays on the bridge. Answer? The collision detection does not lie in the RIG, it lies in the CAMERA. This trick that I have found out only works because the camera can traverse objects, such as bridges and trees. The bridge is an easy object for the camera to get on and the tree is as such an angle up against the hills that the camera can lift itself up. It is a unique style of collision detection which further proves the point that Stellar Stone created the unique and unreplicatable masterpiece known as Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing.
I hope this helps everyone because all of you are

# 12
BROTRR Discussion / Who is your favorite Big Rig? What is your favorite map? Why?
13-12-2012, 01:32:23 AM
13-12-2012, 01:32:23 AM
Favorite Big Rig: Megaone, because he's blue and has flames and looks cool.
Favorite Map: Forgotten Road, bridges, nuff said.
Favorite Map: Forgotten Road, bridges, nuff said.
# 13
BROTRR Discussion / I was playing Big Rigs and I seem to have discovered something.
06-12-2012, 13:07:51 PM
06-12-2012, 13:07:51 PM
You know how everyone has the liberty to go in full reverse however fast you want? What if you wanted to keep your speed at 670,616,629 miles per hour? What if you wanted to keep that speed but you don't want to build up your speed back up to get there? Well, you can! That's right! I have figure out how to slow down IN REVERSE! More freedom to do what you want! Here's the strategy:

1. Hold space (Go in reverse)
2. Wait to go to the speed that you want
3. Hold up arrow
4. Release space
5. Then you begin to slow down

If you get too low, then speed back up again!:
1. Keep the up arrow pressed
2. Hold space
3. Release up arrow
4. You begin to speed up again

I hope this helps everyone because all of you are

1. Hold space (Go in reverse)
2. Wait to go to the speed that you want
3. Hold up arrow
4. Release space
5. Then you begin to slow down

If you get too low, then speed back up again!:
1. Keep the up arrow pressed
2. Hold space
3. Release up arrow
4. You begin to speed up again

I hope this helps everyone because all of you are

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