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You're Banned!: The Forum Game

You're Banned!: The Forum Game

Okay, here's what you do for this game: You have to "ban" the person who posted above you for an outrageous, silly, or funny reason. Got it?

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Reply #28251 Top

Banned because I'd then genetically reprogramme future trees so that they fell on conservationists to piss off those against genetics as well.

Reply #28252 Top

Quoting Oatesy03, reply 28253
Banned because I'd then genetically reprogramme future trees so that they fell on conservationists to piss off those against genetics as well.
End of Oatesy03's quote

Banned because that's a brilliant idea.

Reply #28253 Top

banned for I would then genetically modify conservationists, so that before they get to the park, they realize the monsters they have become and try to kill themselves. Of course, the genetic modification would involve glands that produce large amounts of unstable fluids, so any piercing death, such as slitting wrists or shooting ones self, results in an explosion, leaving bits of charred conservationist goodness all over the place.

Edit: btw, THIS is what the banned game is all about. Woot!

Reply #28254 Top

Quoting Draakjacht, reply 28255
banned for I would then genetically modify conservationists, so that before they get to the park, they realize the monsters they have become and try to kill themselves. Of course, the genetic modification would involve glands that produce large amounts of unstable fluids, so any piercing death, such as slitting wrists or shooting ones self, results in an explosion, leaving bits of charred conservationist goodness all over the place.

Edit: btw, THIS is what the banned game is all about. Woot!
End of Draakjacht's quote

Banned because that would be exceedingly messy. Putting them into a pain engine would be much more delightful. Well, for me.

Reply #28256 Top

Banned because I was thinking more along the lines of dropping them into the New Guinean jungle with nothing but a camera and a field guide to wild berries and seeing how they like their precious nature when they have to live in it.

 

After watching AVATAR, I really really really wanted to do this to James Cameron. Seriously. As in challenging him to survive out there and see how long before he admits his errors.

Unfortunately, I don't have the money, so I just wrote a scathing fanfic.

Reply #28257 Top

Quoting Scoutdog, reply 28258
Banned because I was thinking more along the lines of dropping them into the New Guinean jungle with nothing but a camera and a field guide to wild berries and seeing how they like their precious nature when they have to live in it.

 

After watching AVATAR, I really really really wanted to do this to James Cameron. Seriously. As in challenging him to survive out there and see how long before he admits his errors.

Unfortunately, I don't have the money, so I just wrote a scathing fanfic.
End of Scoutdog's quote

OOOH, I WANT TO READ UR FANFIC.

Banned for making me post that in all caps. Also, I really do want to read your fanfic, as I consider Avatar to be heretical in the extreme. After all, the idea that an interstellar civilization would lose to BLUE MONKEYS WITHOUT ANY KNOWLEDGE OF WARFARE is bullshit in the extreme.

Reply #28258 Top

Banned for I havent watched Avatar, due to the fact that ever since I saw its official trailer, I almost threw up on my monitor.

Quoting Draakjacht, reply 28249
Yeah, the problem with the internets is that a 12 year old becomes far more annoying since you can't just push em over.
End of Draakjacht's quote

No he isnt annoying. Not even close.

Quoting Draakjacht, reply 28249
In real life, I would probably just toss a stick in the kid's bicycle spoke
End of Draakjacht's quote

LOLZ XD

"We were inhuman beings....butchers on a field of corpses....corrupt and depraved....only a sum of viscera, blood, and bone - Creatures without soul."

Reply #28259 Top

Banned for the monkeys I'm sure had war.

My issue is that it's not really well made from a story or technical point of view.

Humans can travel to other planets, but we don't just come back and kick ass or nuke it from orbit.

The military engagements were amazingly sloppy, especially for someone who did an okay job with Aliens. The big plane was so slow and had open sandbag positions. That makes no sense. The walking machines were cool, but cumbersome and barely armored. Why use unarmored infantry where breathing is such an issue? The lines were too spread out.

Why are we going to drop a large amount of explosives strapped to pallets on some shrine of theirs when A) A small nuke would do, and B) the deposit of material is under the tree we burnt down, not the shrine dealy. We don't need to secure the whole planet and the plan depends on a bulky, cumbersome set of equipment.

Unobtainium? Great name...

This guy goes out there and doesn't do his job, rather aims to get laid. He also somehow manages to figure out a lot of the biology without any problem and catches a big ass bird he knows nothing about. Since we know he'll get the bird, why not show us the action involved? Going to black and having him showing up suddenly with the animal? Yeah, not very climactic.

The story is basic. The lights were many. Same argument I had with Star Trek.

I think monkeys could manage to some degree. Afghanistan did quite well against the Russians even before our intervention. BUT, when you step up the firepower to a certain point, the burning rubble of their treehouse is pretty much all that should have come of it.

Anything done on a technical level that has not been done in film before? Nope. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Beauty and the Beast, Final Fantasy or Star Wars: Episode I accomplished more on a technical level. Cameron didn't push to do new, just better at the old. That's fine and good, but even Willow did something never before seen and still got bashed as an overall film.

Reply #28260 Top

Quoting Draakjacht, reply 28261
Banned for the monkeys I'm sure had war.

My issue is that it's not really well made from a story or technical point of view.

Humans can travel to other planets, but we don't just come back and kick ass or nuke it from orbit.

The military engagements were amazingly sloppy, especially for someone who did an okay job with Aliens. The big plane was so slow and had open sandbag positions. That makes no sense. The walking machines were cool, but cumbersome and barely armored. Why use unarmored infantry where breathing is such an issue? The lines were too spread out.

Why are we going to drop a large amount of explosives strapped to pallets on some shrine of theirs when A) A small nuke would do, and the deposit of material is under the tree we burnt down, not the shrine dealy. We don't need to secure the whole planet and the plan depends on a bulky, cumbersome set of equipment.

Unobtainium? Great name...

This guy goes out there and doesn't do his job, rather aims to get laid. He also somehow manages to figure out a lot of the biology without any problem and catches a big ass bird he knows nothing about. Since we know he'll get the bird, why not show us the action involved? Going to black and having him showing up suddenly with the animal? Yeah, not very climactic.

The story is basic. The lights were many. Same argument I had with Star Trek.

I think monkeys could manage to some degree. Afghanistan did quite well against the Russians even before our intervention. BUT, when you step up the firepower to a certain point, the burning rubble of their treehouse is pretty much all that should have come of it.

Anything done on a technical level that has not been done in film before? Nope. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Beauty and the Beast, Final Fantasy or Star Wars: Episode I accomplished more on a technical level. Cameron didn't push to do new, just better at the old. That's fine and good, but even Willow did something never before seen and still got bashed as an overall film.
End of Draakjacht's quote

Banned because Russia in Afghanistan doesn't compare. They had (roughly) comparable technology, just not comparable equipment stocks/training (the Mujahiiden (sp?) didn't have (a whole lot anyway) fighter pilots/planes).

But Cameron did push the envelope, insofar as developing the technology needed to make the film. Other than that, the movie was a total wreck.

Reply #28261 Top

Banned because I fix a lot of that stuff.

  • "Unobtanium" is actually something of a slang term for the rock. It is actually called unundyneum, but people who can't pronounce that use "unobtanium".
  • I had a hard time making the battle at the end of the movie make sense. Here are some of the equalizing factors I came up with: (I may not use all of them, if the consensus is that only some would be required)
    • The Humans only have a few hundred soldiers and about 50 to 70 choppers, who are lead by disgraced Marine corporal with no understanding of tactics.
    • Their equipment is very poor quality, with a lot of corners cut in the designs- the choppers probably weren't up to spec 50 years before when they were new. As a result, they have, for example, real glass in their windows as opposed to bulletproof or even regular plexi.
    • The Humans have no fissile material, bombs, or other weapons of moderate destruction on the base, because they want to keep up the illusion of being a peaceful operation with the public back home.
    • Humanity of 2137 is not actually a very good spacefaring society- they can barely get to and from Alpha Centauri in that ship, and it is not designed to maneuver in-system or enter the atmosphere.
    • On top of all of that, Human insurrectionists back on the base (lead by the fanfic's main character) actually sabotaged the fleet's fuel supply before the battle. They added some "magic" contaminant (possibly nanotechnological or biotechnological in nature) that did nothing until the engines were placed under slightly elevated stress (not anything they would encounter while maneuvering normally, but the sort of excess load caused by, I don't know, a giant bird throwing them around) it would case the choppers to either lose power or blow up.
    EDIT: Also, Jake is able to be such a great hunter and warrior and so on not because of anything unique to him, but because his Avatar body was genetically enhanced to give him superhuman (or should I say super-Na'vi) strength, agility, stamina, eyesight, and so forth. That enhancement includes certain neurological stabilizing factors that allow him to attain a much faster and deeper neural link with anything he plugs into. In the fanfic, these same enhancements allow a 63-year-old genetic engineer with no combat experience to keep up with and eventually beat up a Na'vi warrior just by chasing him around the forest until the latter collapses from exhaustion.
Reply #28262 Top

Quoting Scoutdog, reply 28263
Banned because I fix a lot of that stuff.


"Unobtanium" is actually something of a slang term for the rock. It is actually called unundyneum, but people who can't pronounce that use "unobtanium".
I had a hard time making the battle at the end of the movie make sense. Here are some of the equalizing factors I came up with: (I may not use all of them, if the consensus is that only some would be required)


The Humans only have a few hundred soldiers and about 50 to 70 choppers.
Their equipment is very poor quality, with a lot of corners cut in the designs- the choppers probably weren't up to spec 50 years before when they were new. As a result, they have, for example, real glass in their windows as opposed to bulletproof or even regular plexi.
The Humans have no fissile material, bombs, or other weapons of moderate destruction on the base, because they want to keep up the illusion of being a peaceful operation with the public back home.
Humanity of 2137 is not actually a very good spacefaring society- they can barely get to and from Alpha Centauri in that ship, and it is not designed to maneuver in-system or enter the atmosphere.
On top of all of that, Human insurrectionists back on the base (lead by the fanfic's main character) actually sabotaged the fleet's fuel supply before the battle. They added some "magic" contaminant (possibly nanotechnological or biotechnological in nature) that did nothing until the engines were placed under slightly elevated stress (not anything they would encounter while maneuvering normally, but the sort of excess load caused by, I don't know, a giant bird throwing them around) it would case the choppers to either lose power or blow up.


End of Scoutdog's quote

Banned because I sadly now don't really want to read it. I was hoping that it would be HUMONZ ROOLZ.

Reply #28263 Top

Banned because I sadly now don't really want to read it. I was hoping that it would be HUMONZ ROOLZ.
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Banned because it sort of is. The Humans have split into two, maybe three factions fighting one another AND the Na'vi. Doctor Arzethian and his rebels manage to overthrow the Earth Humans trying to retake the planet, and assimilate the Na'vi into their new colony on Pandora, by means of a large army of self-replicating quasi-intelligent robots.

Reply #28264 Top

Quoting Scoutdog, reply 28265

Banned because I sadly now don't really want to read it. I was hoping that it would be HUMONZ ROOLZ.Banned because it sort of is. The Humans have split into two, maybe three factions fighting one another AND the Na'vi. Doctor Arzethian and his rebels manage to overthrow the Earth Humans trying to retake the planet, and assimilate the Na'vi into their new colony on Pandora, by means of a large army of self-replicating quasi-intelligent robots.
End of Scoutdog's quote

Banned because Blue Space Monkeys shouldn't win.

Reply #28265 Top

Banned because they sort of win, sort of not. They get assimilated into the colony, which means they start using technology, farming their food, living in buildings, and most importantly putting some pants on. They actually wind up living on the (rebuilt) base with the Human rebels in a unified society, charging Earth through the nose for unundyneum, playing the US and China off of one another, and getting filthy rich.

So yes, the blue space monkeys sort of win, but they do it by stopping being blue space monkeys. I thought it would be the best way to attack the "noble savage" drivel by showing them winning by giving up their traditions and becoming "the next us".

Reply #28266 Top

Quoting morpheas768, reply 28236



Quoting Scoutdog,
reply 28234
Banned for fighting them there so we don't have to fight them here.


Banned for still thinking its "them".




Quoting Scoutdog,
reply 28226
Banned because it seems like a lot of new people came here very quickly.


Banned because its only 1 little retarded kid, who thinks that creating multiple accounts is really smart, and can fool people.




Quoting Ryat,
reply 28229
banned for letting these morons in


I can have each of his accounts banned, but I just want to see how stupid this kid is. It sort of amuses me in a way




Quoting Draakjacht,
reply 28230
banned for saying something I wholeheartedly agree with.

I would bring up stuff on a previous topic, but I think before I put too much effort into a post here, I'll wait for the trolls to be flushed out from under the bridge and disposed of by flamethrowers.


Dont provoke him, because this kid is gonna kick your ass!

He's 12, and has beaten up a lot of 8-year-olds on his school. Very dangerous.

"We were inhuman beings....butchers on a field of corpses....corrupt and depraved....only a sum of viscera, blood, and bone - Creatures without soul."
End of morpheas768's quote
Banned for thinking its "HIM" When it is actually "Them". Banned because some 12 year-old thinks he can hurt me. Banned because you guys are just morons, banned because I like this thread. :D

Reply #28267 Top

Banned for liking this thread. Go back to Facebook!

Reply #28268 Top

Banned for saying I came from Facebook. I should really try an account there, but no. Not anytime soon! Please try again...

Reply #28269 Top

Banned for being completely retarded.

 

 

 

"We were inhuman beings....butchers on a field of corpses....corrupt and depraved....only a sum of viscera, blood, and bone - Creatures without soul."

Reply #28270 Top

Banned because he is only marginally less literate than many of the regular posters here.

Reply #28271 Top

Banned for not realizing that this kid has the brain of a monkey. Literally.

 

 

 

"We were inhuman beings....butchers on a field of corpses....corrupt and depraved....only a sum of viscera, blood, and bone - Creatures without soul."

Reply #28272 Top

banned for he scores just above the line which determines retardation.

Reply #28273 Top

Banned for starting this page.

Reply #28274 Top

banned for not starting the page, like I did

Reply #28275 Top

Banned for why are you page creating here?:sheep: