Quote from: Aerox on February 03, 2015, 03:27 PM
I invented nrbng

I invented nrbng, and so did my wife.

Quote from: WhiteRqbbit on January 23, 2015, 04:36 PM
I started playing 2 weeks ago. Its realy fun.

But I m still kinda nooby. Yet, I couldnt get more than 3 wins per run at arena 

What was your best arena-run?

6 wins is my record, I think I achieved that twice.

pranksta#2797

Quote from: RIP on January 14, 2015, 03:05 PM
Prankster can't watch ur proto...

I resized it a bit

had to rearrange a bit. strongbow elderflower is on discount in the shop next to us

jeg liker øl

where's me!

weekly battle race / puzzle challenges

I don't know if any of the developers are following this topic, since there was (or is) an official place to publish your ideas/wishes, but whatever.

There are two things they just can't leave out from the next patch...

I think I speak for all of us when I say:

Please, give us the possibility to

a, save a scheme that's been modified in the game lobby
b, go to basic options (e.g. team editor, screen resolution settings, etc.) from game lobby without quitting!

It would be awesome, like finally having a piss after being in need of it for, say, an hour...

Thanks!

ahahahh, Pizza, that was awesome

Quote from: Aerox on November 03, 2014, 05:33 PM
dick tate

Freud approves

Quote from: HHC on August 03, 2014, 05:55 PM
Agreed.

Jungle of Australia this is?

yeah, the giant chicken is an emu, rabbits are kangaroos, and the sheep is a wombat in disguise

Quote from: Komito on July 31, 2014, 04:55 PM
Can you explain the pro's?

And yeah my bike is more of an all-round bike, because I cycle to work now, I live in the middle of f@#!ing nowhere where no shops are open after 7pm until 7am the next day and since I stick to my nightshift routine it's good to be able to cycle to the next town to the 24 hour Tesco now(where I work lol).

And I can also do beginner downhill track stuff, which I haven't tried yet, only had the bike 2-3 weeks, but there is a local downhill track less than a mile away from my house that the owners of the shop where I got my bike made, they had JCB's (diggers) in and everything, supposed to be really good.

My brothers mates go to Glentress (if you heard of that) it's like THE bike track of Scotland lol.

Yeah, they say a hardtail with a good front suspension is perfect for beginner dh. I went once without any suspension tho, it was a nightmare. But probably more because of my bad brakes.. Never heard of Glentress, I'm not much into dh. Do you know Danny MacAskill tho?

Pros of an IGH:

• 100% weather sealed shifting
  less maintenance (oil once a year)
  much less wear on cogwheels and the chain (spares you money)
  less overhanging parts
  close to instant shifting
  it shifts even when you're not moving
  you can jump from any gear to another with one move of your wrist (if you have gripshift).

I'm gonna say the cons too:

• a bit heavier than a derailleur system
  the weight is concentrated on the rear wheel
  you lose some pedaling efficiency because of the igh system (you probably won't feel it tho)
  requires more time and savviness to fix if it's broken
  with the most IGHs you shouldn't shift while pedaling
  atm there aren't too many of it that's good for extreme cycling

27,5, the odd one!
now mine are 622 to be precise, which is the diameter of the rims in mm. depending on the tire, it's either called 28" (mostly trekking bikes), 29er (xc/freeride), or 700c (road). with my current tires I'm technically between a 28" and a 29er..

yeah I too forgot a lot about repairing in 2 years while I didn't have a bike, but got back in business fast and I like fixing my bike almost as much as riding it. not to mention that buying the equipment once is cheaper than taking it to the service every time..

I'm quite satisfied with 7 speeds, yea. my total gear ratio is 244%, which is not too much, compared to a 3x7-8-9 set which is usually around 400%, but it's enough for me most of the time. there's definitely more pros of it for me, than cons (or rather a derailleur has more cons than pros over an IGH).

bikes, cool!
nice rides, guys!
i used to dirtjump for a few years in highschool, but ended up selling my bike and buying a camera. after 2 years i sold the camera and bought another bike. it was crappy, so i kept only the frame and started to build my own, this is how it is today:


28" wheels, 7 speed IGH, fully assembled by myself (even the wheels)

(i bought a camera since then, so finally i have both )

bingo