When I cannoned everyone when I was sham... lol

Ps. I sometimes do that still ;) jk

1. Didn't know how to build/spawn ghost objects/attach anchors/rotate objects as shaman.

2. The easiest thing for me to walljump on was chocolate.

3. how2crosslavawithoutdieing

4. First time in Bootcamp. /ragequit

Leaving the map editor after exporting something and then wondering when it'd play.

Seeing Chris, the first person i'd seen that had over 10k firsts.

When I first did a difficult 8 in room shaman, felt great.
I remember invading a room with Tig and famous mods like Utrolig.
Being in survivor with 90+ mice, and Barrydarsaw playing odd music

Figuring out when to jump in water

First map I ever played on: @500471
The shaman cannoned the floor as I was admiring the graphics and I flew away.

I remember not being able to walljump and being the first of my friends who were long-time rookies to figure out a grasp of it after attacking the wall.

I remember we only knew how to build B-planks thus leading to suicide missions to see who could actually make it. I eventually figured out there were other anchors that existed. The tutorial was only good at telling us what the objective was, not how to reach it.

I remember leaving the room all the time before my shaman turn was up because I knew I sucked. When I learned you could make things invisible/ghost, I B-planked and forgot to make it solid, this making the map unplayable. I was so shocked, I left. People probably thought I was trolling.

I'd always play in my own room until I felt confident. My newbie days were really short.
I'm pretty confident in all my skills now. But wow, those days were really fun.

I remember being depressed about my empty friend list and I didn't have anyone to talk to and the people I talked to wouldn't add me back.

:'C

Lonely days in the undead ninjas.

I remember when I was a noob I got banned SOOOO many times

Mouseykim a dit :

When i'm like "HOW DO U CLIMB WALLS"
and they said "It's ice." but i kept continue whining i didn't believe it's an ice cuz it was purple (old grounds)

I loved the old graphics. Best thing. Ever.

And same, took me a while to get the hang of wall-jumping. :p

Derp, i remember always leaving the room before i was going to sham since i was scared what would happen ;;

Rainbowjay a dit :

Derp, i remember always leaving the room before i was going to sham since i was scared what would happen ;;

(Cute icon.. it's Yoru.)

Lmao, I had a few friends who did that, but nothing wrong w/ that ^^

-Don't know how to change room T^T
-Constant nagging
-Calling myself PRO

first one i used to not know how to do
not wjing
not building
dieing on long build maps(still do)

Let's see... seems like we have few ppl who were from 2010

Building - the majority of tfm in August 2010 did NOT know how to build properly. Stacking boards to make a "mexivator" was an acceptable build at this time.
At least maps at this time were ONLY vanilla - they hadn't come out with the map editor yet (so TFM was still quite young, as you can tell), so it wasn't that bad.

WJ - lol.. I only got the hang of this in March 2011 after I switched computers. CLEARLY, having a non-laggy computer makes a difference guys.

Later when I come back, they came out with the map editor, so I made a map that was a combo of the tramp room and the anvil god vanilla maps. Later on in the day, a bunch of room 6 ppl came to my room and vote banned me (this might be one of the very first times that someone was banned for a crash map haha)

I think even after that was hard mode shamming, I think by then I had the basic shamming (sort of) down, so yeah that was another challenge.

Something I miss - certain vanillas, their randomness will never be forgotten.
Another thing I miss - old graphics ;o;
One more - RIP EN2 CATBEARD FOREVER

Oh yeah, I missed the old graphics and EN 2 :(

I wish I was a newbie again, I remember 1 day, 5 cheese and 0 everything ^_^ only rounds about 50-100 :D

Good speech Obama

Old login screen was so awesome.

And, i dont know how to make anchors at boards, then once i slammed my keyboard, then i knew how.