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Australia
PLUGGED $7
BRAINY $6
7-10 action days
UK & Europe
SAGACIOUS $8
COURANT $7
10-14 stunt days
North & South America
BRIGHT $9
FAIT $8
10-14 spirit days
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Kirby Super Star Arena with Hammer Ability in 4'27''55
Anyone interested in seeing this has already seen the Arena conquered by Stone, Plasma or Wheel, so here's something much less effective yet still put to good use. When I made this I hadn't known about the frame advancement tool, so this is a ways from optimal. The only thing stopping the hammer from being the ultimate weapon is its delay. The Hammer Flip, the move whored throughout the run, isn't topped by much in raw damage- only Crash, Paint, and attacks that grab an enemy or object and fling them can stand up to it. I've uploaded vids of Mirror, Yoyo, and Ninja in use, too.
A Skylit Drive @ The Underground 1/27/07
Ability To Create A War + Drown The City -live in Roseville, CA (EP SHOW)
NQE Test, Saturday, Oct. 27
Boss moved smartly out of its starting chute at 8:10 a.m. Pacific time Saturday, drove along the grandstands and out of the starting area as it began its first test run of the National Qualification Event. Team members, gathered atop the grandstands, craned their necks to catch glimpses of Boss as it negotiated a traffic circle and made a right turn, heading out of sight to what DARPA is calling Test Area B. It's a suburban-style housing section of what used to be George Air Force Base and DARPA is using it to test the ability of vehicles to navigate two-lane roads and parking lots. About fifteen minutes later, Boss re-appeared at the grandstand area after successfully completing its run. In the pits a half hour later, a review by the team of Boss' onboard video confirmed that it had turned in an impressive first run. "That was an awesome performance," said Chris Urmson, director of technology. It was another encouraging day at the NQE for Tartan Racing. On Friday afternoon, DARPA officials inspected and tested Boss's emergency stopping mechanism, the E-stop. The test was the same as the one during June's site visit in Pittsburgh and, as before, went off without a hitch. The team then spent some time doing calibration checks, practicing circumventions of traffic cones and performing other tests before retiring Boss for the day. Boss will be back in action Sunday morning at Test Area A, a large parking lot where DARPA will test the robot's ability to handle traffic.— human-driven cars. Unlike Test Area B, all of Test Area A is visible to spectators. tartanracing.org