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I think he already admitted he was too harsh when he was an admin.Pseudo-dino wrote:^
I'd be OK with him joining the forum but I would NOT be OK with him moderating again. He was a serious asshole, and I'd rather hang out at Knux's or something than suffer under his iron fist again.
it's really notPseudo-dino wrote:Wait seriously you still talk to Kathy? Damn man that's pretty hardcore.
^this we all know what happens if the real Kyasarin comes here.qig wrote:this community sucks enough, we don't need it to be any worse.
I hear of this person only as often as Knux uses him as a comparative allegation against staff members he doesn't like.DarkMatt wrote:1:49 PM - DarkMatt: Don't you know you are like a living legend to these kids?
1:49 PM - DarkMatt: Like they talk about you
1:49 PM - DarkMatt: all the god damn time
That's not entirely true, there are still three people who like him.SnifitGuy wrote:It seems to me that Kyasarin is not very popular with the forums. I've tried to gather all information from the past, and it appears as though nobody likes him and would be very hateful towards him. Kyasarin appeared to be a power-hungry Moderator in the past, and I agree that we shouldn't make the community worse, but that's in the past. We should at least give him a chance, seeing as how he hasn't existed in the past few years of the community. I don't see how he deserves mod status. That is not understandable. Maybe a trial, perhaps?
its physically impossible, visual basic is rooted deep into microsoft's ecosystem and doing so would require a lot of remaking/porting of their libraries. just not worth the effort.GLDude wrote:But moding a smbx psp port would take a one with a half years
Your passive-aggressive remarks have been annoying me lately. You really should stop it.Valtteri wrote:That's not entirely true, there are still three people who like him.SnifitGuy wrote:It seems to me that Kyasarin is not very popular with the forums. I've tried to gather all information from the past, and it appears as though nobody likes him and would be very hateful towards him. Kyasarin appeared to be a power-hungry Moderator in the past, and I agree that we shouldn't make the community worse, but that's in the past. We should at least give him a chance, seeing as how he hasn't existed in the past few years of the community. I don't see how he deserves mod status. That is not understandable. Maybe a trial, perhaps?
Not possible. VB code is dependent of Windows. We'd also need some sort of development kit for the PSP and its libraries. And PSP is entirely incompatible with the way SMBX is meant to be played.But moding a smbx psp port would take a one with a half years
What are you talking about.Raster wrote:Your passive-aggressive remarks have been annoying me lately. You really should stop it.
I still have it, though, but moding here is impossible.FallingSnow wrote:Who still plays on a psp??
You said that as if he's garnered the collective hate of the community with three exceptions, which is obviously bullshit and a derisive remark aimed at Kathy. And if you want to discuss it further we can do it in PM.Valtteri wrote:What are you talking about.Raster wrote:Your passive-aggressive remarks have been annoying me lately. You really should stop it.
meFallingSnow wrote:Who still plays on a psp??
It's really not obviously bullshit, I believe this topic is the first time I've ever seen someone defending Kathy since the staff on the original forums. He is a pretty hated figure in the community.Raster wrote:You said that as if he's garnered the collective hate of the community with three exceptions, which is obviously bullshit and a derisive remark aimed at Kathy. And if you want to discuss it further we can do it in PM.Valtteri wrote:What are you talking about.Raster wrote:Your passive-aggressive remarks have been annoying me lately. You really should stop it.
for the sole reason that people are butthurt because they were banned back in like 2010.Pseudo-dino wrote:He is a pretty hated figure in the community.