Hey if you want to have much more fun in Cubic Castles you can participate in some events that are made by the Owners, or you can complete the story of the Chosen One, or you can make the quest pack and the quests , or to build the best realms, there are a lot of things to do
^ the contests just get repetitive after a while Also if youre talking about quest packs I've done them like 5 times Also building is only good when you have the money for it you want to spend the money on it
Well, you can try changing some of the game sounds. Examples: Make the toilet say "now flushing your poop", from the movie Spy Kids when they are on the submarine. Make the launchpad rocket say "wheeeee" from the Geico commercial wee wee wee, all the way home. Make the forge output 'fart' every time it drops an item. Change the climb ladder sound to "work work work" from Blazing Saddles Movie. The limit is your imagination...
Think of how funny it would be to record a vid of your new game sounds on YT.
Use a program called FreeCorder to record any sound and save as an MP3. Then use a program called Cheetah Audio Converter to change the MP3 to an ogg. Then replace each sound in the program files. These files need to keep the same file name when you change the actual file so temp move them to a storage place incase you want to change them back.
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Rainbow Maze
Gives xp and cubits :3
Maze bomb game. Idk does that help?
Also if youre talking about quest packs I've done them like 5 times
Also building is only good when
you have the money for ityou want to spend the money on itExamples:
Make the toilet say "now flushing your poop", from the movie Spy Kids when they are on the submarine.
Make the launchpad rocket say "wheeeee" from the Geico commercial wee wee wee, all the way home.
Make the forge output 'fart' every time it drops an item.
Change the climb ladder sound to "work work work" from Blazing Saddles Movie.
The limit is your imagination...
Think of how funny it would be to record a vid of your new game sounds on YT.
Use a program called FreeCorder to record any sound and save as an MP3. Then use a program called Cheetah Audio Converter to change the MP3 to an ogg. Then replace each sound in the program files. These files need to keep the same file name when you change the actual file so temp move them to a storage place incase you want to change them back.