Player:Verros

Verros

Now you know...
Authority	Creative Admin
Favorite server	Creative
Joined	December 26, 2010

Short Version

Verros is a Creative Admin of the nerd.nu servers. Verros builds big stuff, never expect him to make something small.

Some of Verros' most notable creations include:

Revision 11: The Great Clock Tower, The Giant Tardis, VRR

Revision 12: Verros City The First, Verros City Station

Revision 13: The Netherbox

Revision 14: Verros City, Top Hat

Revision 15: Dome5, Super Verros

Revision 16: 8 Bit Sign, The Graldafalaa, Cactus Cliff, Fedora

Revision 17: Bicorne

PvE 2: Sideways House with a sideways snow tree floating over a lake

PvE 5: Some Tower in Brom

Also, some really nice person made this .gif for him.

Long Version

Verros first joined the server on December 27, 2011 after he found it through a complex search over the internet. He wandered about the 10th Creative revision for about 5 days and then left since he had no idea what was happening, however he did find what was known as Dome 3. On the day of January 16th (maybe 17th? 13th? no idea, it is around there somewhere), Verros logged back on, and started crafting a legend of his own.

Revision 11

WARNING: BARELY PROOF-READ

Run and Rails When he first logged on that day, in chat people were talking about founding something called 'CTA'. When he asked what it was, someone said something about terrorists so he ignored it as 'people just being weird'. He rode a minecart line, the red line, out to the border of the world and went back to spawn. From this, he got a great idea to make his own amazing rail system, that would stretch accross a section of the map, no specific direction except where ever he wanted. Around this time he met a person whom we will call Grum. Now, Verros set the line and Grum helped fill it in until it stretch all the way from spawn, around New Redditon and ending between New Redditon and Highland.

Grum and Verros went back, checking the rails and building a lodge by the side of the rail, about half way along. The line had help from a few other people who's names now escape me. The name for the rail was discussed between Grum and Verros, and was agreed to forever be known as VRR.

Tower of the Hour

Before VRR was completed, Verros, near the end of the line, went off the track until he found a very large lake. He showed this site to Grum, who completely ignore the fact of the matter and found pumpkins to put on his head. Verros then got the idea to build a huge clock tower from that occurrence (not sure how that worked, but yes, that is the story). Verros started by making a square base for the tower and them build up four pillars in the corners. From measuring, he determined the proper height to start building the clock faces, the level of the floors and the roof. Grum, as we found normal for Grum, built a house outside the tower and helped build up the walls. The roof was were Verros would store and think of the rest of his ideas for creations for the rest of the revision.

Verros was called upon to help build a arena with madguitarist007 and others over mumble, so the tower was put on hold until that was done. This arena was called the Spleefer Dome. Verros helped with the base floor and built the statue and large fake torches in the arena courtyard and entrance. When Verros returned to his clock tower, he realized a grave error. It was short.

On his original plans, the clock tower was too tall to fit, so Verros decided to chop the height down and shorten the base. Verros never wrote in the shorten the base, and thus made a massive blunder. all was not lost, as now all he had to do was clear the water under the tower and dig 33 block down.

After an entire week of digging and placing blocks with the help of a few (4) other people, the task was finally done. Only one side of the tower could be viewed to see the tower completely, but it was worth it to see it stand as it should. By now, Verros had ditched many ideas, including the build a town around the tower, and moved on to find a suitable location for his next venture. Around this time as well, Verros was discussing with DJZG to give away VRR to CTA as it was too much work to constantly check and continue building his stuff.

And some people saw the wizard statue he had built outside and remade it on there own server and made a video of there server where the build was included. I'm still not happy about that one.

Time Split Verros had gone out and ventured most of what the rest of the server had built and must commented that it was pretty impressive. He did have a few random builds in some of the cities and town, but none took more than a day or were very inspired. At this time, DJZG had told Goron about VRR and Goron decided that it was too different than the current CTA setup to move it into the CTA. As Verros didn't like how it turned out anymore, he decided to grab half the server to help destroy the entire rail. It was successful and we will never speak of it again.

Wouldn't you know that Grum would be the one that found he a new area. In this new spot, between two lakes, Verros constructed a Tardis. In favor of saving time, I'm just going to race through this part. The Tardis structure itself was very simple and entirely built in one day. The second day Verros created a control room, a library and a room with clothes, hats and odds and ends. The third day saw the start of a basement inspired off the original series and the fourth day was dedicated to improving and finishing that section. Verros was bored of making it at this point, but knew that he had to finish it by the fourth day. The whole of it was, in fact, completed just in time for the last save and a maintenance session that transition into the launch of the next map.

Revision 12

Soon, you will know (as in coming soon).

This user is a Minecrafter.