User:SackieMax2000

Music remaker, set designer, logic master, creator of things I'd like to forget. I'm SackieMax_2000.

Although I've ditched LBP in favor of Dreams, I won't hesitate to provide information on the games in any way, shape and form as deep down, I still love LBP. Except LBP3. That one makes me sad.

I can provide in-depth information on...

 * LBP1
 * Metal Gear Solid Pack
 * Pirates of the Carribean Pack
 * Creator Pack 1
 * Incredibles Pack
 * Monsters Pack
 * History Pack
 * Marvel Pack
 * LBP2
 * DC Comics Pack
 * Muppets Pack
 * Toy Story Pack
 * LBP3
 * Tiki Paradise Pack
 * Spongebob Pack
 * LBP Karting
 * Sackboy: A Big Adventure
 * Run Sackboy Run!

Anything not listed, I can't provide great information on, so ask wisely!

I can also provide screenshots for LBP3, RSBR and SABA if required. My PS3's disc drive has stopped working and I can't play LBP1, 2 or Karting anymore until I work something out.

My LBP Journey
You may know me from my really old (and honestly quite crappy) video known as LBP3 in a Nutshell. I made that when I was in 6th grade, it's aged like milk, and I have NO IDEA why people still love it so. I've ensured that its existance is almost nowhere to be seen so no one has to endure that torture again. Obviously, I'm very harsh on my past self, and I've deleted most of my worst, cringiest mistakes so I'm no longer associated with them.

Instead, I'd much rather be associated with Forsaken Forest, a hot mess with serious ambition. Although the level series itself is near unfunctional on PS3, you can't deny that I've ripped LBP3 to shreds time and again to focus on my dream, you can see the blood, sweat and tears I've dumped into it. Unlike LBP3 in a Nutshell, which was a cash-grab of the "In A Nutshell" film series by someone I shall not mention, and then dumped onto Youtube without my consent by another kind fellow I won't mention. And it attracted little crazy whiny kids to my profile like moths to a flame, so that certainly didn't help with my visions.

Forsaken Forest was a reimagining of my old fangame, -REDACTED- the Speedy 1 and 2. A remagining, in that, the graphics were better, the level design was more fleshed out, hand-crafted visuals and originally sourced music (as in, never before seen anywhere else; made in-house). -REDACTED- the Speedy was another one of those cult classics that attracted dimwitted piglets to my profile, who just saw that guy in a game and went "oh cool."

After scrapping LBP3 in a Nutshell and -REDACTED- the Speedy 1 and 2, I couldn't help but notice that I got a little backlash from it all. Mostly by those stupid whiny kids. And stupid whiny kids is NOT something I want to be associated with. That's where Forsaken Forest came in, a newer, darker, edgier series that promised the LittleBigCommunity that I wasn't a kid anymore, and I wanted to move on from the past already. The past, that the community kept trying to grab me and drag me back into.

At least, if Forsaken Forest published in one piece.

Shortly after I finalized it, the servers shut down and the levels have been sitting on my moon for weeks collecting dust. Until these servers get back up, I'm nothing more than a kid past their prime. A kid, I tell you. I'M SEVENTEEN. Yet nobody on the LittleBigCommunity treats me with an ounce of respect, I'm just a laughing stock to them.

So I decided to help the LBP Community another way: fixing this mildly trainwreckish wiki.

I arrived here, wondering what nuggets of information you had, and I was like, "This place is a mess! The templates are all wrong, there's grammatical errors, no images where they should be, I've gotta do something to save this wiki!" So here we are. I'm SackieMax_2000, ex-LBP creator, master of gadgets and gizmos, and scrapper of the past. And I'm here to set this wiki straight.

Info Moon (About Me)
So. I'm SackieMax_2000. I love to draw, play video games, eat, sleep and ponder about my existance.

I've been with LBP since the very beginning. I was five years old and I immediately fell in love with Sackboy and his hand-crafted world the second I picked up that controller. I picked up level building like a favorite toy and soon it became second nature. I had drawings of Sackboy, plushies, I distinctly remember crying when I found out LBP2 was being delayed, and LBP2 quickly became my favorite game of all time the second I pre-ordered it.

I had doubts about LBP Karting, but the second I played it, it became my favorite kart racer. I got my PSVita for Christmas one year and it came packed in with LBP Vita. It was tough as nails for my 14 year old self, so much so that I rage quitted, but that didn't change my perception on the small huge sphere and its adventures.

Then LBP3 happened.

Down went my expectations. Down went my hope in the franchise. I became hostile toward the game for how much it disappointed me. The glitches, the shallow story mode, the underused new characters, THE FREAKING AWFUL LOADING TIME. The game made its way into my nightmares knowing that was my only creative outlet in terms of game creation until Dreams launched. I repeatedly cried at how this was going to be how the franchise died, with a glitchy whimper behind a loading screen.

Although I was happy to see the franchise was revived with Sackboy: A Big Adventure, it did make me sad to see the creation aspect go. I was overall satisfied with it, but my affection for LBP itself hangs in the balance.

also btw SABA IS BETTER THAN MARIO 3D WORLD FIGHT ME