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Forum Games Archive / Re: Cutstuff Adventure- VS SUPER DEATH ROBOT

« on: January 25, 2014, 04:23:03 PM »

You should know what I'm going to cast by now
btw that's Thundara

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Forum Games Archive / Re: Cutstuff Adventure- VS SUPER DEATH ROBOT

« on: January 23, 2014, 06:13:18 PM »

Unleash the fury of the skies! Thundara!

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Forum Games Archive / Re: Cutstuff Adventure- VS SUPER DEATH ROBOT

« on: January 23, 2014, 03:13:23 AM »

Oh right I have the better one

Unleash the fury of the skies! THUNDARA!

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Forum Games Archive / Re: Cutstuff Adventure- VS SUPER DEATH ROBOT

« on: January 21, 2014, 09:14:22 PM »

This motherfucker again?
Skies, hear my call! THUNDER!

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Forum Games Archive / Re: Cutstuff Adventure- Break

« on: January 21, 2014, 03:24:28 AM »

Gotta spend my Skill Points
> Health Up Lv. 2

And I really don't care where we go

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Anything Goes / Re: Character Catalog

« on: January 20, 2014, 06:14:24 AM »

Hey would you look at that
it's a long-overdue update

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Celeste Alaron
"I have dealt with more bullshit than any person ever should. This ends now."

Appearance: A human woman (it's hard to exactly pinpoint her age, many guess somewhere in her 20's or 30's), with pale skin, hair dyed purple with a single white "skunk stripe", and pale blue eyes. Typically clad in a hooded robe that starts purple at the hood and fades to blue at the bottom hem. She wears two hair pins, one on each side of her head, which depict the sun and the moon. Very careful observers will notice that she keeps a crystal ball in a hidden pocket within her sleeve, and some may even notice a small array of necklaces around her neck of a multitude of symbols.

Personality: Quiet, reserved, enigmatic. Typically displays lone wolf tendencies, ignoring others and simply acting rather than discussing her plans. Tends to have an air of defiance and a "holier-than-thou" attitude. Refuses to speak out loud unless absolutely necessary. She has become more comfortable speaking as of late, though the rest of this still stands. Many have noted that her personality sometimes shifts about in general tone, though much of her basic mannerisms tend to stay the same.

Backstory: Celeste doesn't remember much of her early years. What she does remember, however, was not pleasant; she was always bullied, whether it was because she was shy or because she was prone to anger or both. Forced to bottle her emotions, Celeste spent much of her life being miserable until one day she discovered a crystalline orb that depicted a starry sky. Intrigued, she picked up the orb, which told her that she was to be the chosen of the universe, a title she quickly accepted if only to prove her worth to herself. The orb's instruction lead her into the midst of an all-out war for the control of the known world, culminating in its imminent destruction. In a last moment of desperation, Celeste concentrated all of her will into one last spell meant to save the world as she knew it, and through this one spell she discovered something few had ever seen or known of before.

She discovered the true nature of the multiverse, her place in it, and the power contained within.

Weapons/Other Abilities:

Vow of Silence - Though she is able to hold a normal discussion, Celeste is a firm believer in "actions speak louder than words." Do not expect her to discuss plans or trade ideas during combat; she is very much someone who will bolt first, ask questions later. This has its ups and downs; while it certainly makes teamwork a pain, it also makes her much less predictable on the battlefield, as she tries to void giving away her next action if at all possible.

Dimension Magic - An ability drawing from the great power of the multiverse, Celeste has learned to control the mana that spans across more than just Cutopia. With this power, Celeste can do incredibly powerful magic, though due to the volatile nature of this ability Celeste only draws on it in small amounts as to not tear the multiverse asunder.

Infinity Soul - Perhaps related to the above, those who frequently converse with Celeste find that her personality seems to subtly (or, sometimes, not so subtly) shift between a variety of strange quirks. Through a spell gone wrong (or right?), Celeste has become every Celeste in the multiverse. This multitude of voices in her head grants her knowledge of and access to the countless forms of magic throughout the realities, though at the cost of much of her sanity and, at times, her control over her own actions. In addition, reading her mind becomes an exercise in picking out which of the thousands of muttering mouths are in control...

Will of the Universe - What was once the sole source of Celeste's power now serves as an amplifier for her abilities. With the Will of the Universe, Celeste can use her magical talents safely without risking collapsing anything, and can use her two power sources in conjunction to perform great feats that can alter the fabric of reality as a whole. She still follows the Will's instructions more out of respect and courtesy than anything, aiding to keep the world intact as much as she breaks it apart.

Warp Watcher - Celeste has discovered secrets of the world that few before her have. As a result, she has an vaguely intuitive sense of the goings-on in the multiverse, and even some events outside of it. When looking at someone, she can see the threads that connect them to other worlds, being able to recognize multiple versions of the same person as being so. She has also developed magic to travel somewhat freely around the multiverse, though doing so is dangerous for both herself and the worlds she travels between, so she tends to avoid using it with great frequency.

Eyes of a Thousand Worlds - Celeste discovered this strange power while wandering through worlds. Celeste channels strange energies from beyond the veil of realities, causing an eerie glow to emit from her eyes. Anyone unfortunate enough to look her in the eyes while she does this finds their vision clouded by the nightmarish, bizarre images Celeste has found through her travels between worlds, striking fear and madness into their hearts. It's a powerful, draining ability, but its sheer potency combined with the intense migrane the target suffers afterwards means that Celeste finds herself using it more frequently than she probably should when angered.

Pressurized - Celeste is a volatile woman, though over the years she has learned to hold herself back. However, after many years, Celeste is beginning to reach her boiling point more and more frequently. It is advised that you treat Celeste with respect, or the consequences may be... dire, to say the least, and most people who know what she's capable of do not exactly want to take the gamble.

Paradise Chain - A red and gold flail that Celeste saves for only the most dire of circumstances. Though she may not look the part, Celeste is actually quite proficient with it, and displays surprising strength when using it. She claims she made it herself, though how she learned to do so and what she based its design off of is unknown. In addition, despite its lack of obvious enchantment, its blows are especially potent against infernal or extradimensional entities, leaving them dazed and occasionally terrified as if struck by powerful light magics.

Twilight Rune - A massive gold staff with a clockwork design etched throughout. Celeste has found a way to summon and dismiss this staff to a pocket dimension of her control seemingly at will, which makes it a very convenient tool for when shit hits the fan and anti-fan-shit spells are required. Celeste finds it a bit heavy to use for direct combat (although the weight means that she is capable of breaking bones with it on a lucky swing), but she is somewhat proficient in sending energy through its form to amplify her spells. Of random note, It makes a loud "tock" like a pendulum swinging when used as a melee weapon, which Celeste secretly finds somewhat amusing.

Other:
- When someone gets uncomfortably close, Celeste may just run and attempt to low-kick them. Despite her fragile appearance, this actually hurts quite a bit.

A secret has been unlocked!

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"Polaris"
"I don't have enough time for this drek. Just... go find someone who actually cares, will you?"
An alternate to Celeste from an unknown world. While she carries herself with an air of authority much like her host, she is several notches more casual, prone to using slang and nicknames, many of which seem out of place to most. She seems to recognize TGOT, though she doesn't exactly have a high opinion of him...

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Forum Games Archive / Re: Cutstuff Adventure- Break

« on: January 19, 2014, 05:02:22 AM »

Ability Capsule C
Hi-Potion x2
Phoenix Down x2

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Projects & Creative / Re: [Expansion] Cutstuff Community Classes (v5b)

« on: January 16, 2014, 11:56:09 PM »

The file was named "v5b" because we were convinced that it was going to be the release version.
Of course, then something happened and we had to tweak it
and then we noticed someone posted the release candidate on BE, and I have no idea who it is or if the file can be overwritten.

The fact that someone couldn't wait until I made a post in the thread to upload it drives me insane
because it would make things so much easier

For future reference, wait until I post here so you have the right files so we don't have to deal with this shit

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Anything Goes / Re: Character Catalog

« on: January 16, 2014, 11:41:55 PM »

I really need to stop posting
but at the same time I have so many goddamn characters I need to post/update

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Alphonse "Royal Flush" McGraw
"Sometimes, in a world of specters, wizards, and robots, you just need a bit of gunpowder, a little ingenuity, and a kiss from Lady Luck."

Appearance: A human man in his early to mid 30's, with fair (though typically tanned) skin, short brown hair, and brown eyes. Typically dresses in a "cowboy outfit" consisting of an orange flannel shirt, blue denim jeans, a brown leather vest and chaps, matching leather boots with spurs, and a wide-brimmed cowboy hat. Also typically armed with his favorite twin revolvers, one on each side, with an ammo pouch behind his right hip. The especially observant will also notice a red "pet collar" he typically tries to hide under his shirt's collar.

Personality: While certainly not sophisticated in any sense of the word, Al is a gentleman at heart and tries whatever he can to make people feel at ease while talking to them. He's the kind of guy that, while he might not be the most well-mannered guy in the room, is certain to lighten up the mood and get everyone to have a good time. He's fond of challenges and bets, and it's hard to get him to pass up a chance to show off his skills or earn a bit of cash (especially gambling, though his track record with such affairs isn't particularly good.) Loyal to the end, selfless to a fault, and is just an overall great guy to know.

Backstory: Born into a poor family, Alphonse McGraw didn't exactly have an easy life growing up. It's no wonder that, as a young boy, he found himself enthralled by the western flicks that showed up on the TV from time to time, depicting heroes who had nothing, using naught but their wit and skill to solve their problems ad save the day. Al's dream was to become just like them, and he spent many of his early years playing "cowboys and indians" with his friends at school and practicing his aim with rubber bands. When he was old enough, he bought himself a pair of revolvers and used his trained eye in showmanship, becoming a trick shooter by trade in order to keep himself alive. He was brought out of this struggling life by a chance encounter with the infamous Elena Ampere, whom he eventually married and settled down with in the grand Ampere Manor; whether it was solely for money, a severe case of Stockholm Syndrome, or an actual genuine love is still unknown. Whatever the case is, Al continues his trade as a trick-shooter, but has also taken up adventuring, treasure-hunting, and even a bit of bounty-hunting to keep himself busy (and to put money in his pocket, since Elena refuses to let him have control of her funds.)

Weapons/Other Abilities:

Jack and Ace - Al's twin six-shooters, which he treats like holy relics. They're functionally identical, though Al can tell which one's which just by looking at them (a trait which completely baffles everyone else, who can't tell the difference.) They're always shining and super-clean; Al takes care to polish them every chance he gets, sometimes even while on the way to or even during a mission. He has a variety of special ammo types which he can load into them, ranging from paint balls and pepper spray capsules to taser-shots, rubber bullets, flares, smoke pellets, incendiary ammo, explosive shots, and more.

Elly-Doll - A hunting shotgun Al got as an anniversary present. Elly-Doll may not be his favorite weapon to use, but when he absolutely has to obliterate everything in front of him, he accepts no substitutes. She pairs the dangerous power of two barrels of buckshot with the dangerous power of absurd kick, enough to send Al staggering back a few steps every time he pulls the trigger. If he increases the powder in each shell, the twin-barreled beast can even add a bit of height to his jump when fired at the ground! Al doesn't generally use Elly-Doll because the powerful blast hurts his shoulders, just like excessive time spent with its namesake.

Eagle Eye - Al's aim and hand-eye coordination are impeccable; his nickname comes from a favorite trick of his where he throws a deck of cards into the air, marking out a royal flush with bullet holes before a single card touches the ground. He's learned many other impossible shots, as well, involving tricks with bullet ricochet, environment tricks, and even a few involving making the bullet's trajectory arc strangely using the rifling of the barrel and other factors. Whether or not physics always properly applies is another question entirely which even Al himself hasn't figured out.

Handgun Throw - Sometimes, you just don't have the time to reload. Al can throw is guns with just as much frightening accuracy as he fires them, causing foes grievous (but typically non-fatal) harm with a well-placed throw. It's a trick he picked up from TGOT, who decided traditional aiming lessons just weren't his style...

The Collar - Al doesn't like to talk about the origins of The Collar. However, he does seem to wear it quite often. While its original purpose is unknown, the collar has several tags that have been linked to it magically. While Al is wearing the collar, he can clip a tag onto it to recieve some special benefits, typically very minor in nature. He can only wear one tag at a time, though he generally carries the others in his shirt pocket. A small selection are listed below:
> Ground Wire Tag - Increases Al's resistance to electricity. Al wears this one the most for... obvious reasons.
> Deep Breath Tag - Grants Al the ability to quickly regain his stamina while standing still. Great for long fights.
> Fool's Gold Tag - No one's sure what it does, but when Al wears it, he finds that he stumbles across money more often.
> Super Scope Tag - Al's shots gravitate towards the target's vitals slightly when he has this tag equipped.
> Back Blast Tag - Al's guns explode with energy when fired with this tag equipped, increasing their recoil but also increasing their power.

Other:
- Al is fond of alcohol, especially whiskey. He tends to get himself drunk, after which he begins hitting on every shapely woman he sees. It was in this state that he first met Elena Ampere, which resulted in some... rather interesting consequences.
- Al is a pacifist; unless he absolutely has to, Al will never kill a target, instead aiming to disable them with shots to the arms and legs or by using nonlethal bullet types.

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Anything Goes / Re: Character Catalog

« on: January 15, 2014, 05:30:09 AM »

After a long string of immortal characters
and characters made of silly
I present to you
someone who can actually die
and is excessively serious
gasp

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Naessa "Vanessa" Saralein
"Aw, how cute. She believes in honor and justice. This will be fun..."

Appearance: Appears to be a human woman (mid to late 20's) with long brown hair and brown eyes. Wears the standard adventurer's brown leather armor, though it has been trimmed to show her stomach and legs (she claims it's for extra mobility, though whether or not it's worth the reduced protection is debatable) with brown boots and a black silk cape bearing a red weblike pattern.

Personality: Clever, manipulating, and cruel. She's the one that wants to watch the world burn. Never explicitly announces her intentions, and spends a good portion of her time setting up plans and luring men and women to their demise. In combat, she doesn't kill outright; she goes for vital points to paralyze foes, then mocks them as they bleed out. If she takes special interest in someone (read: if she finds their reaction to her especially amusing), she won't kill them, instead leaving them alive and tormenting them out of boredom.

Backstory: Once long ago, a treasure-hunter named Vanessa Saralein was sent by the Adventurer's Guild to explore a nearby cave after reports of suspicious activity. She didn't return for several months, which greatly worried the guild leaders. When she did return, there was much rejoicing... until several other guild members, one by one, mysteriously disappeared. The once mischievous but kindhearted adventurer had been replaced with a monster, with no desire apart from seeing the blood and tears of everyone in her path...

Weapons/Other Abilities:

The Webs we Weave - Vanessa is not technically the woman she was when she started off on her quest; dark energy has corrupted her, and her body has transformed to fit. She typically uses an illusion and some magical manipulation to maintain her original form, which is described above; however, her true form is that of a legion of countless red spiders no bigger than the palm of her hand, which act in a manner comparable to a "hive mind;" no one spider is in control, but the mass of them behaves and thinks as one. The easiest way to determine this is to damage her; she does not bleed as a normal human would, instead losing units from the whole, who attempt to mimic blood spraying from the wound, though careful observation generally reveals otherwise. When she's found out, she can appear as an "interwoven" form and use the spiders that form her as an attacking force, nipping at targets to inject them with venom and weaving webs around them to make movement difficult. When a particularly strong foe falls in battle, she can envelop them, consuming their life essence and using it to bolster her own abilities.

Traceless - As a side-effect of the illusion magic that maintains her false form, Vanessa is unrecognizable to anyone who sees her face; only the vaguest possible description comes out of the target's mouth. This mental erasure is surprisingly strong, bypassing even some of the strongest mages' resistances with startling ease. The only one she doesn't seem to fool is a certain Caleb Felderson, who is completely baffled when no one seems to remember the crazy, clearly sociopathic woman they just met who was making them sweat nervously seconds ago.

Tooth and Nail - Vanessa's trusty daggers, once used for clearing out dungeons and prying open stuck chests, are now implements of torture. Given serrated backs to make their strikes more painful, Vanessa cherishes these beyond all else; taking them away would be like taking her identity.

Hair Splitters - If Vanessa needs to take out a foe from afar or make a statement, she draws the Hair Splitters, an assortment of small throwing knives she keeps on her person at all times. She has great dexterity, allowing her to draw and throw multiples simultaneously with startling ease and accuracy.

Disheartening - Sort of an anti-glamour, Vanessa makes others nervous just by standing near them. It's a fairly weak ability which pretty much behaves the same way as Maria's Glamour (with the attraction being replaced with unease), and most people with some form of magic resilience won't even notice it, though it does have some sort of strange feedback with Maria, who reacts quite violently to the stimulus and immediately flees when she senses it...

Change Shape - Vanessa's nastiest trick, and one she is quite fond of; Vanessa is able to alter her illusion to appear as any humanoid sentient being roughly matching her size. While she does this, her Disheartening applies in reverse; the magically-inclined sense that something is amiss while the mundane-inclined must use keen observations to detect the change. While she doesn't gain abilities as a result of this transformation, she can fool others into attacking their allies with a well-crafted disguise and a few lies...

Other:
- The Adventurer's Guild once had a massive bounty for the capture and/or killing of Vanessa, though that hunt was called off when she turned herself in under the guise of another adventurer.

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Mega Man Discussion / Re: Mega Man RPG Prototype

« on: January 14, 2014, 03:17:33 AM »

it turns out a great deal of memory was being eaten by the leaderboard of all things.  When you visited any player's leaderboard page it loaded the entire save file into memory (so that it could display robots, player stats, unlocks, etc.) but it never cleared the data afterward.  The more leaderboard profiles you looked at the more session memory was being used.  By the time you got into battle the page just crashed prematurely and everything was ruined.  >_>

Oh, god, it was an infinite loop issue. CSCC had a similar issue where it would call a script an infinite number of times for each player on the server, which would destroy servers and got us banned from being hosted.

Glad to hear you got the issue fixed, and good luck on your future endeavors! I'm having a blast with the game so far!

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Projects & Creative / Re: [Expansion] Cutstuff Community Classes (v5b)

« on: January 14, 2014, 02:11:20 AM »

Ugly huds, right.....

I was referring to the arm cannon sprite. Those two bright colors that close together in those quantities is painful on the eyes.

My point is, where exactly is the line of rejection here?

Rozark may have a dash and a chargeable boomerang, but the two are designed to combo together and are, as such, fun to use.

Beed certainly has an aesthetic component to him, but his weaponry being costly and varied makes the trick with him to figure out what the right tool for each situation is and thus isn't a complete bore to play.

Max is... well, she wasn't put on the list because she had a rework in the works already before Project Prism. Though from what I have, she may end up on the list, or she may not. We've yet to make a judgement on her, though from what the team has discussed it may end up being put up.

Your class has two marginally-connected weapons and often ends up boiling down to "spam obnoxiously loud mainfire until someone runs their face into it" due to the cost and unreliability of the altfire. Its high position on the list is partly my fault for being the one compiling it, I will admit, though its presence on it was the consensus of the team.

We're still working out the details for the cutoff for who stays and goes ourselves; at the moment, the criteria for the list is team consensus, and the status revolves around team consensus about what can and should be done. It isn't a foolproof system, of course, but we don't exactly have anything better to run off of at the moment. Like I said, feedback and ideas are appreciated.

I still don't understand half these classes. Would it REALLY hurt to have some explanation for each?

This is one of the other things we're working on for Project Prism; We'll be releasing a help file along with the mod that contains concise descriptions for each class. We've decided to release this version without it since we'll need a bit of time to compile the list and with so many classes getting possibly revamped or removed, we would prefer to not have to completely redo the file.

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Projects & Creative / Re: [Expansion] Cutstuff Community Classes (v5b)

« on: January 13, 2014, 11:59:41 PM »

Let me interject for a minute.

The reason your class was put on the list was twofold:
> The class really doesn't offer anything new. It's an Air Shooter with no arc that can be charged into... a bigger Air Shooter with no arc. With a Fire Man alt and a  mine granted by scoring a killstreak. While simple is not necessarily a bad thing, we don't find the class fun to use because it's a little too simple.
> I know the joke is that Air Tiles are ugly, but No HUD should ever use such bright colors directly next to each other. I dread getting this class in random because it offends my eyes quite thoroughly on top of the reason listed above.

We'd love to hear any plans you'd have to fix these problems, but as it stands the class is on the chopping block because we don't really have any ideas on how to improve it.

What exactly is so complex about it?

Gizmo's on the list more because of our current plan for Prism's "clear-cut system" for classes.
As the system stands, the plan is to split classes into three categories:

> One weapon limit for complex classes (Messatsu, Copy Robot)
> Two (possibly three?) weapon limit for average or simple classes (Laggy Blazko, BladeRoden, M712)
> No limit for copy classes, but the weapons should be fairly simple (Megaman)

Gizmo is a bit complex for this system (starts with Plasma Cannon and Claw Gloves, some weapons have main and altfires), which is why it was thrown up as "we should take a look at this".

My class is simple really for the reason that I don't have the ability to code anything more complex. That, and the other ideas I had were never really discussed at length.

We'd love to hear your ideas, and we'd certainly be glad to help you with any coding issues that you may have.

Keep in mind that nothing on the list is final, and we're open to discussion regarding how everyone's revamps will go and/or who will be removed.

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DECORATE and ACS Modifications / Re: srFIXty - Straferun fix mod

« on: January 13, 2014, 11:38:42 PM »

Basically the way I see this thread:
The people who use SR50 don't like it because it removes the edge they have because they learned how to exploit a bug
The people who don't use SR50 like it because it levels out the playing field by removing a bug that should never have existed in the first place

Personally, I side with the latter: Even if it does add depth to the game as you claim, it's depth that has no reason to exist. Why should you have an advantage just because you have an alias set up? Why can't you just play the game going the same speed as everyone else, like it was intended to be, and use your actual skill at aiming, leading shots, using the different weapons, etc. to set you apart?

But yeah, I support this mod with every fiber of my being. Just because you know how to exploit the controls doesn't mean you should have an advantage over everyone else.

However, the one thing that baffles me about this whole debate:
It's a mod. If you have an issue with this mod, just don't play in a server with it enabled.
Also, while I wouldn't mind if this was incorporated into the core, I don't think the amount of backlash it would cause would be worth it.

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Projects & Creative / Re: [Expansion] Cutstuff Community Classes (v5b)

« on: January 13, 2014, 10:10:23 PM »

HOLY BALLS IT'S FINALLY OUT

And while we're on the subject of updates, let's discuss a little something we're planning to do for v6

We're calling it
Project Prism
Thanks Smash

It's an initiative to make CSCC a better mod for both the coders and the players. What it means is that we're pretty much going to be recoding the whole mod over from scratch to clean up some of the unseen shenanigans that have begun collecting under the hood.

It also means we've put a few classes that people have been complaining about up for revamping or termination. The following classes are currently Project Prism's "danger zone" and are either planned to be revamped or scrapped, listed roughly from highest to lowest priority along with our reasons for putting them on the list. If you have any questions, please PM me:

GalaxySergio - Class is very polarizing among the dev team in terms of fun, Owner requested to be taken out. Slated for removal.
Travis - Class's role has already been filled, class is not fun to use, class uses pretty much exclusively stolen code. Slated for removal.
Gummywormz - Class is bland to play, Graphics hurt the user's eyes. Slated for removal.
FiniteZero - Class is somewhat bland to play, Graphics are outdated. Slated for possible revamp maybe?
Fenga Papit - Class requires very little effort on the user's part and makes the game less fun for others. Slated for removal.
SaviorSword - Opinions on this class's entertainment value vary wildly. Slated for revamp.
Michael712 - Opinions on this class's entertainment value vary wildly. Status unknown.
Unix - Code is becoming somewhat difficult to maintain. Slated for possible revamp.
Copy Robot - Code is becoming somewhat difficult to maintain. Slated for revamp.
Sinkman - Class's power is incredibly bipolar, Graphics are outdated. Slated for revamp.
JaxOf7 - Class's power is very bipolar, Class requires very little from its user. Status unknown.
Human Destroyer - Class is difficult to use and varies wildly in effectiveness. Slated for possible revamp?
CutmanMike - Class is excessively simple and revolves around somewhat shifty gameplay mechanics. Slated for possible revamp.
Gizmo - Class varies wildly in effectiveness and is excessively complex. Slated for possible revamp?
Tsukiyomaru Zero - Class was not originally player's idea, owner requested to make alterations to make it his. Slated for revamp (again).

In addition, we're going to be adding in some new features:

No more "Members Only" clause! Anything Cutstuff-related is fair game! (Other rules will still apply, of course, and we will still be doing quality control on our end.)
Internal cleanup and standardization!
A more clear-cut system to help with class design!
New mechanics for Megaman (and other classes)!
Support for more game modes!
Less hiatus! (...Hopefully...)

We're really excited to start working on this, and we hope you all will stay tuned as we try to make CSCC a mod that's truly worthy of the amazing game it's being made for!