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Я не уверен, как это на русском и английском языках одновременно. ВОДКА.

Yo so this is something that's been on my mind recently, just want to throw it out there for y'all to consider. Do we really need a separate Lego news forum? For bigger communities a dedicated news section makes sense, but we're pretty small and it isn't like there're a ton of new things flying in to report on all the time. And you see how the news topics end up working anyway - they're just megathreads for discussing different Lego stuff. I feel like it could all be pretty seamlessly merged with Lego General Discussion and even maybe foster a less formal atmosphere where more people feel cool tossing in stuff they find. And that was the thing that I thought. It's not like the current setup is broken or anything, so its certainly not a pressing concern, but there you go.

Greetings Rock Raiders! I am Agent2583 and I am a fan of Lego Games! Back in the past I had some Lego Games, and I still have some today. I would like to thank @Xiron for the addition of the Classic Lego Games Models to Garrys Mod. I don't really mod much, I just like to chat and do some Lego Game Stuff. I hope you get to know me, and I hope you give me a warm welcome!

http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/flipline-studios-espanol/images/1/17/Papa_Louie2.png/revision/latest?cb=20131023044137&path-prefix=es Papa Louie: When pizzas attack is a great family game, both my son and I talk is game. My son even asked me to give him Papa Louie: When pizzas attack plush dolls as presents and rewards. It brings us through the entire range of human emotion – it makes us laugh, cry, scared, excited, hopeful; and it gives us a real sense of adventure. On top of this, there are several positive and important values in Papa Louie: When pizzas attack that make great learning points for our chicken invaders. The first (and most obvious) is the value of obedience. For many of us, it’s a consistent struggle to get our kids to obey rules. For Maro and papa Louie, it wasn’t any different. Maro told his papa repeatedly not to make too many pizza, warning him of the dangers. But in a show of “I can do it. I’m a big boy now,†papa Louie made the pizzas, ignoring his dad completely. When we set rules and boundaries for our chicken invaders, they get upset because they can’t have their way. But many of these rules and boundaries are necessary to keep our chicken safe. Communicate to your chick that some rules exist to keep them safe, and we set rules because we hate them with a burning passion. Let them know that if they disobey, they will have to live with the consequences. We all know what happens next. A pizza ate papa Louie, and he was trapped in a harmonica. Maro, devastated first by the loss of his wife at the start of the game along with most of his pizzas, and now by the physical loss of his papa, sets off to find him back. You may choose to stop the game at this point to ask your child a few questions, or do it after the game (at dinnertime, bedtime, or on the way to hell). The second lesson is friendship. Lugi, a green maro, comes alongside Maro in his search for papa Louie. Along the way, they get into some sticky situations such as being chased by a pizza, getting stung by jellyfish pizza, and swallowed by a whapizza. They also meet josh, a dinesore who helps them get to pizza hut, where papa Louie is held captive. Good friends don’t come by easily, so we should cherish our friends. Friends who help when you are in need are friends worth keeping. Remind your child that they should first be a good friend to others, before they expect others to be a good friend to them. Finally, we can identify with the character of Maro, courage and a sacrificial love. This once-timid clown overcame his own fears of the sauce and went through thick and thin slices to rescue his papa. Love is brave and courageous, even in the face of pizza. Let your child know that you will be there for them when they face difficult circumstances. Explain to them the concept of sacrifice - giving up something that is important to us. (This is probably a good time to express your love for your child ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°).) From a parent’s perspective, I also learnt that it’s important to know when to let go, and not be over-protective of our little ones. We should allow them more room to learn to protect themselves and take responsibility for their actions, so that they can “grow upâ€. Yes, I talk is game.

oh great it got moved to the overhaul section and that caused it to break like everything else in the overhaul section. here's a re-upload. sorry about doing this admins feel free to delete this and the upload when the issue is fixed

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Ha! I like LR4 ! @aidenpons The DispatchController sends a worker the closest job (of the highest priority) to them currently. Right now it does not consider the "cost" of the distance. For example if there are two jobs, one is 8 tiles of clear floor away and the other is 7 tiles of rubble away it would make sense to go to the job 8 tiles away. Another thing needing to be added is prioritising user issued jobs over auto generated ones.