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I remember spending the majority of my time playing gm_construct launching items and player models everywhere to see how far I can throw them.
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for me it was freespace_06
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>>730783995
Nothing has really replaced Gmod and nothing likely will. S&box needs too much to work to get it in a better place. Needs direction change.
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>>730783995
gm_bigcity for me
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For me it was actually building contraptions, then eventually installing wiremod to make programmed contraptions. I never made anything impressive, just a wooden duck that follows people around.
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>>730783995
Why is there no map that lets you go explore the city outside the boundries?
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For me? It was functional flatgrass 3

even though the original one has more sovl
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don't listen to liminalfags, gm_construct is comfy as fuck
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>>730783995
i loved those space maps with the planets you could fly into
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>>730790447
looks soulful
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>>730783995
Shame we never got a another good sandbox game with as many things to do, imagine a game like that but on steroids
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>>730791079
Google s&box



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