FlappyBird

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The addictive game that pulled in $50,000 a day

FappyBird is was an app for the iBone and Hamdroid developed by Dong Nguyen. The goal of the game is to fly your bird as long as possible through a graphically 100% original environment. Sound boring? Think again! There are pipes you have to dodge!!

BALEETED

FlappyBird was removed from every app store by its creator because he deemed it "Too addictive". This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move. The creator of the game claims the reason for deleting the game was because he was being trolled about how bad it is, but in reality he was made to delete it by the Vietnam government. Regardless, our old friend Dong refuses to put the app back on the store, causing FlappyBird to fade from popularity amongst all but those with the longest beards on their necks. Specifically Asians seem to be taking it the hardest, as gaming is the career of many Asians and also how they earn a living. In short, Dong creating and then deleting FlappyBird may be the greatest act of trolling in history, consequently leading to a worldwide uproar and millions of Asians losing their purpose in life.


   
 
I am sorry ‘Flappy Bird’ users, 22 hours from now, I will take ‘Flappy Bird’ down. I cannot take this anymore.
 

 
 

   
 
It is not anything related to legal issues. I just cannot keep it anymore.
 

 
 

   
 
I can call ‘Flappy Bird’ is a success of mine. But it also ruins my simple life. So now I hate it.
 

 
 

   
 
I also don’t sell ‘Flappy Bird’, please don’t ask.
 

 
 

IronPants, SplashyFish, et al

The average score screen

In a desperate attempt to both cash in on Dong's success and provide a fix for their own addiction, many random faggots have donned their programming fedoras and taken to their battlestations, trying to create a replacement for FlappyBird. Unfortunately all of these half-assed attempts slapped together overnight haven't gone anywhere but shitland. Being mentioned in this article is probably the most publicity they'll ever receive, which is a positive thing for them. Thus, this article will cease mentioning them altogether until they fork over shitloads of cash for additional advertizing. For some reason, "shitload" isn't showing up on Firefox's spell check at the moment, meaning it's obviously a real word. By that token, there must first be a donation of precisely one metric shitload of coins before the writing on these horrific games recommences.

Even Doge loves FlappyBird
LOL!!!

How To Get The Highscore

  • Install ES File Explorer
  • Root your device
  • Open Flappy Bird and play at least one time. Probably the only time you’ll want to play.
  • Close it. Actually go to your app multitasking space and swipe it away.
  • Open ES File Explorer, and swipe right to open the left-side menu. Tap the “Tools” line item and make sure “Root Explorer” is turned on.
  • Then tap the “Local” line item, and choose “Device.” This puts you in the root of the System, and it’s where you need to start.
  • Swipe the left menu away, and tap the folder named “data”. Look for another folder also named “data” and tap to open it.
  • Scroll down to find the folder named “com.dotgears.flappy” and open it.
  • Open the “shared_prefs” folder, and tap the FlappyBird.xml file. You’ll get a choice of ways to open it, choose ES Note Editor.
  • Tap the three dots in the upper right, and choose Edit.
  • The fourth line is what you need to change. Set the <int name=”score” value =”your_shitty_score” /> to something like <int name=”score” value =”999999″ />. Don’t bother trying to set a low number to try and fool anyone, because we all know that every score higher than 20 is totally a cheat. Go big or go home, faggot.
  • When you’re done changing it, hit the back arrow in the upper left and save the file when prompted.
  • Close ES File Explorer and open Flappy Bird. Play until you die, and you’ll see your new high score.

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