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Leaked movie poster:

So you might say that they're... racing into things? [/carlos]

I loved The LEGO Movie, but honestly, this is the forth announced future movie. I'm really hoping for something different here. The title sounds like some sort of movie chronicling the history of LEGO as a company, which would certainly intrigue me. Or, alternatively, maybe this is the anticipated Johnny Thunder spinoff.

Looks cool, I supported it on LEGO Ideas. Now you won't need to drown me with beeps...

Another LEGO Movie? This is getting out of hand. The first one was a success, but who knows if Ninjago, Batman, or TLM2 will fly? They might be getting ahead of themselves here... We can only hope...

Okay yes, I know this is a bit of a bump buuuuuuuuuuuuuut... Well GUESS WHAT? Go on, guess? You can't? Okay okay I'll just tell you then, jeez you could have played along couldn't you... IT'S ON LEGO IDEAS! GO VOTE FOR MY STUFF! or I'll come round to your house and drown you in BEEPs Also I got featured on the frontpage of BZPower. Yays.

Hello. I made something! The front: The back: The Battle:

No I rotated it. The render from the previous quote is mirrored. I am sorry for the confusion. I was wrong. Connected to the triangles of the node we have once again a plane that divides the track (here the colliding infos) into to sections. If the car is on the one side go to the left node otherwise go to the right node. If you reeach a -1 there is no colliding of you reach a -2 there is an error. It is the same in the checkpoint files. But there you will have to be very carefull. As far as I can tell now the planes have to be defined so that they will not cut one of the remaining checkpoints! Is there still someone who would like to crate a custom race track? Yes because of the tree. Here is a screenshot of the first version of a CUSTOM TEST TRACK! It is only a plane where you cannot fall of. I just replaced the main file of the test track, so that you can still see the environment of the original track.

Ben...what do you think half of game testing is? The whole point of testing is to make sure that the game is stable and reacts to any player input appropriately, and that the player can continue to play the game at any time without having to hard reset the game. I mean, this is confusing because it's EXTREMELY obvious. I don't think there's a game designer alive who doesn't know this. It's the same reason we get players to do very weird tests, such as jump in a single spot 5000 times or make bets on whp can break the level's physics and use a tree to jump out of the level bounds. Furthermore, those solutions...those are not "designer" solutions, they're "player solutions". That's how we would try and justify to the player that the story ingame works, but in terms of the physical gameplay elements, we have special tools such as kill volumes, blocking volumes (invisible walls) or teleports. It's simply impossible to test the game to get every bug out. A lot of players out there are simply playing to break the game. Others will play the game in ways the designers really didn't intend, and those developers may believe it's the players fault for causing such issues. I personally don't agree with them, but the point is that a lot of game testing is about this one issue. It's not some big secret. It's what we do normally.

...so apparently it's going to be called "LEGO Dimensions". Ah. As for my opinion on the whole thing, as long as it's compatible with standard Lego and isn't just some heavily moulded things that happen to look like a bit like a minifigure, I'm all up for it.

... I... I don't even know where to begin here. You... ... you're joking, right?