Ok, do you like that subject I gave this? Hmm? You only would if your a programmer, right? I'll tell you what it means later.

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I've been playing it a lot of GMod and couldn't stop. I got mods for it (yes, mods for a mod). One mod is called "wires" which allows you to wire up electronic components up to things and make them do stuff. One of the things I made was a altitude sensitive bomb, I launch it with thrusters and once it reaches a certain altitude it will blow up. Me and a friend made a countdown panel for launching rockets and blowing up nukes and the like. It counts from 20 by default (we made it so you can set the time before starting) and will launch on zero. I also made some lights to indicate how much time is left even though we did have a display to show it. All the wiring up of conditionals and controls (and the such) came natural to me because of my coding knowledge, it's just that I had to learn how to use them. There's also a chip, called the expression chip, that you can program, I'm looking into learning how to do that. If I learn how to code the expression chip, I can probably turn our countdown panel from like 20 chips to 1 chip, the expression chip.

So, does this game sound interesting? If you find this very interesting and you can't seem to stop playing with it, you will like GMod.

If you ever had or have Lego Mindstorms and loved it, you will love GMod with the wires mod. It's the same thing, but you can work with explosives, guns, lasters, and all sorts of other stuff with the added bonus of no limitations, well except the sky, but even that is pretty high up on most maps.

If you want to know exactly what you can do in GMod, search for it on YouTube. You will find all sorts of stuff you can make, even with the wires mod.

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Well, I've had it for a few weeks now and I broke it. Nothing serious, just something some epoxy should take care of. I also managed to receive batteries from the seller when I asked about them. The batteries are NiCD, but I got them for nothing, so why complain? When they have no more life due to the "memory effect" that they are known for, I will use NiMH instead. Other than it being broken right now, if fires great, but I need fresh alkaline batteries for it to run good. My old NiMH batteries have lost too much of their power to do anything and I haven't had a chance to try the new NiCD batteries sent by the seller. Anyway, needs fixed, I will get to fixing it soon, I hope. It's just a matter of time.

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Well, it basically means if the news is good, the subject is "GMod", otherwise it's "Airsoft". Understand? It's a shorthand conditional. It can be used in PHP as well as Perl and some other lanuages. If your a coder and you want to know how to use it, Google it.

I had to shoten it because dA doesn't like long Subjects. It tried to make it this:
($news=='good')?'GMod':'Airsoft';

Oh well...

Anyway, fun stuff. ^_^