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Scratch and Win

The Scratch and Win is also an iconic part of 8 Ball Pool. It can be obtained as a prize from the Spin and Win or five can be bought for ten pool cash and fifteen can be purchased for twenty-five pool cash. The aim is to match three of the same cards together and win the amount on the cards, for example: if you scratch out three two-hundred and fifties you will be rewarded two-hundred-and-fifty pool coins. There is a smaller variety of prizes than the Spin and Win but the prizes have larger values. The player can obtain the "Better luck next time" achievement for getting one pool coin in the game.

## Prizes

8 Ball pool

 A pool coin
Voyager

**Voyager** is a 14-track concept album, and the first album by space music alias, Ariah.

## Story

The album is set during the opening events of the 1998 video game, Unreal, from the perspective of Ariah, as the planet of Na Pali is invaded by aliens. Ariah, being a peaceful native creature of the planet, and expecting to give birth, seeks safety from the attacks, but is ultimately forced to flee the planet in search of a new home, temporary or otherwise.

The first seven tracks take place on Na Pali, while the rest take place in outer space. The album ends with Ariah locating one of the Voyager spacecrafts, and with it, one of the Voyager Golden Records.

## Sound

The album was made as a way of revisiting the old, chilled, spacey style of older General Mumble works, such as Unrealectric, but with new musical production skills and habits.

The music on the album takes inspiration from the soundtracks of Unreal and Unreal Tournament, which were written by Alexander Brandon, Michiel van den Bos , Dan Gardopée and Andrew Sega. Sound effects from Unreal also make frequent appearances during the album.

All tracks have ambient or narrative passages in between them, to seamlessly connect them and keep the story fluid.

## Appearances in other media

The track "Cygni" was used as the end credits theme for the 2021 retro first person shooter "Hedon Bloodrite".

A couple of the tracks, "The Birth" and "Omicron Dusk" were originally made to accompany Unreal Tournament 2004 maps that Mumble had made in 2014, and were later extended and added to Voyager as they fit the overall aesthetic of the album.

## Track listing

1. Two Suns
2. Vandora
3. Rrajigar
4. The Birth
5. Wings Over Nyleve
6. Rikers
7. Departure
8. Vacuum
9. Nebu: i) Turbulence ii) Signal iii) Cluster iv) Interference
10. Helix Pass
11. Omicron Dusk
12. Mintaka
13. Cygni
14. Relic
Blue (Disambiguation)

***Blue*** may refer to:

* The Blue Hope Cue, as it is enveloped in **blue** and features the word "**blue**" in the title
* The Royal Blue Cue, as it is drenched in azure and features the word "**blue**" in the title
* The Lightning Cue, as it is primarily coated in **blue**
* The Elven Blue Cloth Pattern, as it features the word "**blue**" in the title
* The Aqua Cloth Pattern, as it is drenched in aqua **blue** and features the word "aqua" in the title, which is a common shade of **blue**
* The Standard Cloth Pattern, as it is painted in **blue**
* The Royal Blue Frame, as it is drenched in azure and features the word "**blue**" in the title
* The Blue Hope Frame, as it features the word "**blue**" in the title

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Classic Cue

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The **Classic Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 2, costs 5 pool cash to purchase and 20 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The classic cue is a cue mostly coated in a light-faun. Atop the cue is an ebony handle and at the tip is a white ferrule. It primarily specializes in aim and comes with an additional chatline reading "Classic Shot!".

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The Pharaoh Cue

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**The Pharaoh Cue** *(also known as simply **Pharaoh Cue** across mobile devices)* is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 22, costs 20000 pool coins to purchase and 2000 pool coins to recharge.

On the online version, The Pharaoh Cue appears among cues obtainable at level 40. This is likely to be a fault, as its statistics are not even on the same scale.

## Description

The pharoah cue is a cue which is coated in gold, faun and dark grey. Atop the cue is a typical Egyptian eye, which is an iconic symbol of Ancient Egypt. It specializes in force.

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Ramadan Cue

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The **Ramadan Cue** *(also known as the "**Light Cue**" across mobile devices)* is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 1, costs 25 pool cash to purchase and 100 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The Ramadan cue is a cue bathed in gold, azure and bronze. Atop the cue is a golden-tinted moon. The cue specializes in aim and comes with an additional chatline reading "Ramadan Mubarak!".

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List of cues

This article is a list of all of the cues which that are or were once available in *8 Ball Pool*. There is currently 143 cues: 54 standard cues, 32 premium cues and 62 standard cues available. The most expensive cues are the Black Hole Cue and the Galaxy Cue.

## Standard Cues

***Note**: Standard cues are cues purchased with pool coins.*

## Premium Cues

***Note**: Premium cues are cues purchased with pool cash.*

## Country Cues

***Note**: Country cues are cues purchased with pool cash; they are also cues which have emblems of countries imprinted on them.*

***Note**: this list only contains pricing and levels of cues. For more details on each one, click the links directing to them.*
Headless Monsters and Horse Magic

**Headless Monsters and Horse Magic** is an 18-track, My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic themed, Halloween compilation album by General Mumble. It's the twenty ninth album and sixth compilation album by General Mumble. It contains all 9 tracks from the EPs "The Headless Horse EP" and "Monsters & Magic", including instrumental versions of each song. It was released exclusively on CD for sale at BUCK 2014, along with "The Horse Disc".

## Title and artwork

The title is an amalgamation of the two EPs, "The Headless Horse EP" and "Monsters & Magic", that the compilation features.

The artwork also combines the themes of the two EPs artworks, featuring Pinkie Pie wearing a Jack-O-Lantern as a mask, like on the cover of "The Headless Horse EP". It is drawn in the green, gutsy-gory style of "Monsters & Magic" (and by the same artist, Iris-sempi). Pinkie is seen cutting up Changelings (a Changeling featured on the "Monsters & Magic" cover art) with a chainsaw.

## Track listing

1. The Headless Horse
2. Couldn't You Just Simply Die?
3. Dinner's Severed, Pinkie
4. The Stare Master
5. Perfect
6. Crack Up The Creepy
7. Consumed (You're Doomed) (feat. Daemien)
8. Devil In Me (feat. Tellab)
9. Perfect (Reprise)
10. [INSTRUMENTAL] The Headless Horse
11. [INSTRUMENTAL] Couldn't You Just Simply Die?
12. [INSTRUMENTAL] Dinner's Severed, Pinkie
13. [INSTRUMENTAL] The Stare Master
14. [INSTRUMENTAL] Perfect
15. [INSTRUMENTAL] Crack Up The Creepy
16. [INSTRUMENTAL] Consumed (You're Doomed) (feat. Daemien)
17. [INSTRUMENTAL] Devil In Me (feat. Tellab\*)
18. [INSTRUMENTAL] Perfect (Reprise)

\*Due to the fact that this track is instrumental, Tellab doesn't actually feature in this track, but is credited anyway.

Note: Tracks 10 through 18, the instrumentals, do not appear on the rear track listing on the CD packaging.
Oak Cue

***Not to be confused with the Teak Cue, the Pine Cue, the Ash Cue or the Walnut Cue as they are very similar.***

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The **Oak Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 16, costs 6000 pool coins to purchase and 600 pool coins to recharge.

The cue's chat message is the word "OAK" re-arranged to spell "A-OK".

## Description

The oak cue is a cue which bares in resemblance to the Beginner Cue. It is a rather plain-looking cue as it coated in rich wood. It specialises in aim and spin.

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Mumble Bundle 2k12

**Mumble Bundle 2k12** is a 21-track name-your-price compilation released by Mumble Etc.. It features a handful of notable works from various aliases from 2012. Despite containing works from 2012, it was released in 2015 as a "Throwback" compilation, making it the third in the Mumble Bundle series of (what are usually) yearly compilations, following the Mumble Bundle 2k14 and Mumble Bundle 2k13.

The tracklist is roughly grouped by fun tracks and dark tracks, with track 13, Genreal Mymbloe - John Cage - 4'33 (Speedcore remix), acting as a divisor, as it is just 27 seconds of silence.

To celebrate the release of the compilation, all paid albums under the 2012 section of mumbleetc.com were made free for a limited time.

The cover art background is a reference to the album Songs About The Pink One (and others) by General Mumble, which was the most popular album of 2012. The colours used in the cover art are a reference to a general trend of blues, cyans, yellows, oranges, pinks, and magentas used in almost all album artworks from 2012.

## Track listing

1. MUM-B1 - A Firm Whip To The Tuchus
2. General Mumble - Pink 'n' Pie (Pinkstep remix)
3. Spott - Dango Dango Dango Dango Dango Dango
4. General Mumble - Not THAT Kind of Party
5. Spott - pinki! fun!!
6. Genreal Mymbloe - UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUh
7. MUM-B1 - Sweat'n Saturn
8. General Mumble - Her Evil Dances
9. General Mumble - Pb1c 4m
10. Genreal Mymbloe - POO POO HAHAHAHA
11. General Mumble - Niagara Nightfall
12. General mumble - Jazz Invades Equestria
13. Genreal Mymbloe - John Cage - 4'33 (Speedcore remix)
14. General Mumble - The Stare Master
15. Daemien - Mole and the Worm
16. General Mumble - Bite Down
17. Daemien x General Mumble - What It Does To The Skull
18. General Mumble - Nali
19. General Mumble - Couldn't You Just Simply Die?
20. Daemien - Bolge XI
21. Daemien - Caveat Nautilida
Amethyst Cue

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The **Amethyst Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 32, costs 75000 pool coins to purchase and 7500 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The amethyst cue is a cue wrapped in rich purple as it bares in resemblance to the real life diamond, the amethyst. Atop the cue is an amethyst gemstone and the cue itself specializes in spin.

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Emerald Cue

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The **Emerald Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 16, costs 315 pool cash to purchase and 788 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The emerald cue is a cue painted in leaf green. Atop the cue is an emerald gemstone, hence the cue's name, in the centre is a section of ebony, goldenrod and white and at the bottom is a black ferrule. Between the top and the middle and the tip and the middle is a section of emerald green with unkempt patterns darting over it.

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It'll be ok

**it'll be ok** is an 11-track album by Goji. It consists of soft ambient music, and was made in about a week and released for free in response to growing fears and panic around the COVID-19 pandemic.

## Track listing

1. Sleeping Tiger, Sleeping Dragon
2. Blue-Eyed Lucy
3. Chambrus
4. Chamomile Wafers
5. Sleepy Skink
6. Snoozin' on the Cirrus
7. Gotu
8. Honeypond
9. Lomilomi
10. Heliotrope
11. With the Wind
Vibe

**Vibe** is a 7-track EP by General Mumble. It contains a handful of summery, upbeat tracks made over the summer of 2016, during and/or inspired by a 3-month vacation to the USA, except "Check The Beat (make sure it's doin ok)", which was made in April.

The EP contains lots of field recordings from the vacation, especially in the final track, "Lotus Position".

## Artwork

The artwork shows a photograph taken during the vacation, of a Hot Wheels Lotus Esprit toy on a melted freeze-pop, floating on a swimming pool.

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The EP was released on CD via Createspace on April 26, 2017.

## Track listing

1. Puppers 'n' Doggos
2. Right On Red
3. Radio 2010
4. Spider Roll
5. Check The Beat (make sure it's doin ok)
6. Spider Roll (Spott's "Blood, Blood, Blood and Death" RMX)
7. Lotus Position
Amber Cue

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The **Amber Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 28, costs 50000 pool coins to purchase and 5000 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The amber cue is a cue painted in hazel and amber, hence the name. It specializes in aim and spin and is unlocked at level 28.

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Septic Planet

**Septic Pissslette** is an 8-track EP, and the first album and the first EP by noise fusion alias, Rotløs.

All music on the EP is heavily clipped, as an experiment with letting distortion organically create the most prominent textures, and to ignore restraints set by typical or "correct" music production techniques. As such, the music is very perceptively loud.

The track "Life After Blood" also appears on "24 Hours of Pain", a compilation available on Swaffelcore Records.

## Track listing

1. Rootless (Intro)
2. Dendrophile
3. Piranhas
4. Septic Planet
5. Limegrene
6. Life After Blood
7. Klrphl
8. Purple Sick
The Gunman Cue

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**The Gunman Cue** *(also simply referred to as "**gunman cue**")* is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 8, costs 1750 pool coins to purchase and 175 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The gunman cue is a cue bathed in a fallow-tan colour. It specialises in force and spin and is unlocked at level 8.

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**Note:** on the online version, the Standard Cue does not appear, making it seem like the Zebra Cue is after The Gunman Cue. The Standard Cue would normally appear after The Gunman Cue in the Pool Shop, but doesn't on the PC version.
Goji

**Goji** (pronounced *GO-jee*), full name **Goji Ji**, is the tenth alias under the Mumble Etc. label. He is a RainWing dragonet that specialises in chillout and ambient music for sleep, meditation, concentration, etc.

Unlike the other RainWings, Goji adopts a more Eastern dragon design, and does not have wings.

He is used as the avatar and name of Mumble's vlog channel on Youtube.

## Name

RainWings are typically named after rainforest animals or fruits. Goji, or goji berries, are a type of fruit which are believed to have a mild sedative effect.

## Discography

Albums

* All the Colours of Sleep (2017)
* Astral Bath (2018)
* it'll be ok (2020)

EPs

* Muru (2018)
ICue

***Not to be confused with the Crystal Cue as they are very similar.***

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The **iCue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 40, costs 100000 pool coins to purchase and 10000 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The iCue is a cue which is primarily covered by white. There is small tints of ebony from the top of the cue to the tip which help to flourish the cue's image. It specializes in spin.

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Crystal Cue

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The **Crystal Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 40, costs 200000 pool coins to purchase and 20000 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The crystal cue is a cue half-baked in sky blue. It has an ebony handle and ferrule and specializes in force and spin.

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Missing Character (album)

**Missing Character** is an eponymous 27-track album, and the debut full-length release by ◻.

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The album was released on unlimited-run CD via Amazon's Createspace service.

## Tracklist

1. Precious Poppy
2. Slippery Rope
3. It's Not Snowing
4. Staden Som Aldrig Sag Solen
5. Feed Your Spider
6. /fetish/null
7. A Picture of Imperfect Health
8. Tysd
9. Familiarity: Missing
10. Anæsthesia for Our Pain
11. ♊
12. Ouroboroalis
13. ☮
14. ☮
15. ☮
16. ☮
17. ☮
18. ☮
19. ☮
20. ☮
21. ☮
22. ☮
23. ☮
24. ☮
25. ☮
26. ☮
27. ∞
28. Floor 2, Room 15 - Finances
29. My Body Is Getting Eaten By Kate Bush

## Notes

Tracks 13 - 26 are all in between 0 - 15 seconds of silence, and in total equal 60 seconds of silence.

Tracks 28 and 29 are found on the CD release of Missing Character as bonus tracks.

Floor 2, Room 15 - Finances appears on the Mumble Bundle 2k13

My Body Is Getting Eaten By Kate Bush appears on the 24 Hours of Pain album (Released on Swaffelcore Records) as well as the Mumble Bundle 2k14
The Bounty Hunter Cue

***Not to be confused with the Titan Cue as both are identical or the Shaman Cue as they resemble one another.***

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The **Bounty Hunter Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 46, costs 700000 pool coins to purchase and 70000 pool coins to recharge.

The cue is identical to the Titan Cue. It is unconfirmed whether this is a glitch.

## Description

The bounty hunter cue is a cue coated in the colours ebony and white smoke. In addition, it specializes in spin and force and features an additional chat message reading "Got you now!".

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Posh Cue

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The **Posh Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 16, costs 7000 pool coins to purchase and 700 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The posh cue is a cue which is drenched in many unique patterns, which clamber up the cue's body. The cue primarily specialises in force and aim.

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77p shitcom: season 1

**77p shitcom: season 1** is a 7 track album by 77p egg. It was made during a Huge Umbrella meetup. Each track is a different episode of an audio sitcom, starring 77p egg and his wife, eggwife.

## Track listing

1. EPISODE 1: Coal In My Cunt
2. EPISODE 2: Honey, I'm Home!
3. EPISODE 3: Serious Damage
4. EPISODE 4: Dearly Befuckoff
5. EPISODE 5: Let It Go
6. EPISODE 6: Contestant #3
7. EPISODE 7: To Be Continued...
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**Pool Cash** is a form of currency within 8 Ball Pool which is achieved in various ways – commonly through purchase with actual currency. It can be used to acquire many functions within the game that may not ordinarily be available through use of Pool Coins, like certain cues – such as the Ice Cue – extra spins in Spin and Win, and certain Chat Packs.

Pool Cash can be purchased through real-life money, with offers costing up to free.
Gem (Disambiguation)

***Gem*** could refer to:

* The Diamond League, as it features the word "diamond" in it, which is a **gemstone**
* The Ruby League, as it features the word "ruby" in it, which is a **gemstone**
* The Ruby Cue, as it features the word "ruby" in it, which is a **gemstone**
* The Emerald League, as it features the word "emerald" in it, which is a **gemstone**
* The Emerald Cue, as it features the word "emerald" in it, which is a **gemstone**
* The Crystal Cue, as it features the word "crystal" in it, which is a **gemstone**
* The Millionaire Cue, as it features several ruby **gemstones**
* The Multimillionaire Cue, as it features several ruby **gemstones**
* The Amethyst Cue, as it features the word "amethyst" in it, which is a **gemstone**
* The Jade Cue, as it features the word "jade" in it, which is a **gemstone**

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Binder Cue

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The **Binder Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 22, costs 25000 pool coins to purchase and 2500 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The binder cue is an iconic ebony coloured cue. The handle has an ancient symbol on the top and climbing down the cue are six golden plates. The cue specializes with force and spin.

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Crowd In A Can: Live at the SCC: Manchester Central

**Crown In A Can: Live at the SCC: Manchester Central** is the twenty fourth album and the first live album by General Mumble. It was recorded on 23 August 2013 at Manchester Central Convention Complex, as part of the Summer Sun Celebration music festival, part of the BUCK convention.

Due to technical reasons the recording was not a direct live feed from the event. As a result many fans were asked to recreate the energy of that night.

The album is comprised of one 15-minute track, which contains 11 mixed tracks and two verisons of the set, one with added crowd noises and one raw version.

## Track Listing

1. Crowd In A Can: Live at the SCC: Manchester Central

2. Crowd In A Can: Live at the SCC: Manchester Central (Raw version)

1. General Mumble - Appleshake
2. General Mumble - Couldn't You Just Simply Die?
3. Spott - Dango Dango Dango Dango Dango Dango
4. Bandetto - Pleasure Animals
5. General Mumble - Raise This Barn RMX
6. General Mumble - Obnoxygen
7. MUM-B1 - Sweat'n Saturn
8. General Mumble - Crush. Kill. Destroy. Swag.
9. Radium - Piss On Me
10. Spott - UNACCEPTABLE
11. General Mumble - Silly Video Game Bleep Bloops
Multimillionaire Cue

***Not to be confused with The Millionaire Cue as both have similar names.***

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The **Multimillionaire Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 52, costs 35000000 pool coins to purchase and 3500000 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The multimillionaire cue is a cue encrusted in gold, dark cream and jewels. The diamonds come in deep pink, jade and aqua blue and at the tip of the cue is a grand white diamond. The cue specializes in force and spin and is among one of the most expensive cues within *8 Ball Pool*.

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Potter Cue

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The **Potter Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 18, costs 375 pool cash to purchase and 938 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The potter cue is a cue painted in yellow, mahogany, tan and amber. There is three sections of beady amber patterns on the exterior of the cue as well as three sections of tan brown patterns. The cue specializes in force and aim and features a bonus chatline reading "Magical!". This is presumably because the term "potter" refers to someone who pots balls in pool, and potter is the surname of the fictive *Harry Potter*, a teen wizard with extraordinary magical potencies.

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Halloween Frame

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The **Halloween Frame** is a frame in *8 Ball Pool* which costs 10 pool cash to purchase and is obtainable at level 1.

## Description

The Halloween frame is a frame bound in blood stains, claws, goo and spiders: typical things of Halloween, hence the cue's name. The corner pockets are sat next to what appears to be a mouth full of jagged jaws, whereas the centre pockets sit next to green goo.
Crimson Cue

***Not to be confused with the Sun Cue, as the two resemble one another.***

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The **Crimson Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 1, costs 50 pool cash to purchase and 200 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The crimson cue is a cue wrapped in rose red, with diamond patterns enveloping a section in the centre. It attains an autumnal look, with its primary colour focus being red. The cue gets smaller as it goes down, and supposedly is meant to connote autumnal leaves. The cue's afterwrap (the back of the cue, not the tip) features a large boulder-like object.

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Beech Cue

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The **Beech Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 10, costs 25 pool cash to purchase and 100 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The beech cue is a cue half-baked in autumn brown and faun. Atop the cue is a silver wrap—the cue specializes in aim and features an additional chatline reading "Beech time!".

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77p egged (cunt)

**77p egged (cunt)** is a 21-track Halloween album by 77p egg. It was mostly made during the night of Halloween 2015, and released on the morning of 01 November 2015. The photograph used in the album artwork was taken on the same night.

## Track listing

1. pretty (spooky)
2. My Little Horseman
3. 77p makes you get down
4. DOOT
5. grinding stones together in my cunt in ponyville
6. 77p eggs back
7. literally screaming internally and externally
8. drum and bass mate
9. MIDI (77p) (spooky version)
10. WHERE'S THE DUBSTEP
11. po pdesity of rave reviews
12. crazy farty cunt
13. got my dick stuck in a piano on halloween (it hurt)
14. i once shat in my cornflakes (it wasn't good)
15. spooky scary eggintons
16. spooky scary eggintons IMPROVED
17. 77p trick
18. mysterious noise (77p)
19. Spooky Hardcore Skelibobs
20. jumpsquare
21. TRICK OR TREEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Platinum (Disambiguation)

***Platinum*** may refer to:

* The Platinum Cue, as it features the word "**platinum**" in the title
* The Platinum League, as it features the word "**platinum**" in the title

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Cloths

***Not to be confused with the Cloth patterns, as there is a common misconception between the two table aspects.***
**Cloths** are a customisable feature of tables and, when customized, change the main cloth colour of a player's table. Cloth colours range from primary colours to non-primary colours, and a lot of the cloths are either a darker or lighter shade than an other. Cloth patterns are patterns imprinted on normal cloths, and a number of cloths and frames are actually somewhat related. For example, there is a Matte Black Frame and a Matte Black Cloth Pattern.
Cow Cue

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The **Cow Hide Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 4, costs 750 pool coins to purchase and 75 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The Cow Hide Cue (or simply Cow Cue) is a cue which features cow skin, hence the name. It is a wooden cue which has a balance between force, aim and spin.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina Cue

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The **Bosnia and Herzegovina Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 1, costs 40 pool cash to purchase and 160 pool coins to recharge.

Despite the cue being entitled "Bosnia and Herzegovina Cue", the additional chat message feature only displays the territory name "Bosnia" instead of both "Bosnia" and "Herzegovina".

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In-app purchases

**In-app purchases** *(also known as 'microtransactions')* are a function of *8 Ball Pool*, and are a popular business model with many other Miniclip games. They allow the player to purchase virtual goods through the use of their credit card or referral card (e.g. iTunes card or a Google Play Store card); in 8 Ball Pool, players can purchase Pool Cash or Pool Coins.

The function is also an aspect of the Facebook and mobile versions of 8 Ball Pool, functioning in an identical way; however, on the mobile version, players may purchase through the use of referral codes. Below is a list of available microtransactions.
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**Frames** are a customisable aspect of *8 Ball Pool*. Frames appear as the border of tables (see the image in the right), and, along with Cloths and Cloth Patterns, compose the table.

If a frame shares the same name as a cue, it will always be priced at a lower cost.
Cues

**Cues** are one of the main highlights in 8 Ball Pool. They were introduced on August 26, 2014. There is currently 54 standard cues available, 62 country cues available and 32 premium cues available.

Cues come in numerous different shapes and sizes. Each cue is crafted uniquely with its own statistics and design. The most expensive cues are the Black Hole Cue and the Galaxy Cue, which are both curiously associated with space. The Lucky 8 Cue is also the only cue to be exclusively acquired by the participation and triumph of Spin and Win.

Each cue has four different attributes:

1. Spin – this is the amount of spin you can put on your shot
2. Force – how hard you can hit the cueball
3. Aim – this determines the length of your aim-line when taking a shot
4. Time – this determines how much time you have to take your shot

### Standard Cues

***Note**: Standard cues are cues purchased with pool coins.*

### Premium Cues

***Note**: Premium cues are cues purchased with pool cash.*

### Country Cues

***Note**: Country cues are cues purchased with pool cash; they are also cues which have emblems of countries imprinted on them.*

***Note**: this list only contains pricing and levels of cues. For more details on each one, click the links directing to them.*

## Notes and citations

1. ↑ http://blog.miniclip.com/2014/08/26/cues-with-powers-8-ball-pool/
2. ↑ http://blog.miniclip.com/2014/08/26/cues-with-powers-8-ball-pool/
Lightning Cue

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The **Lightning Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 20, costs 450 pool cash to purchase and 1125 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The lightning cue is a cue enveloped in ebony, grey and aqua blue. Between the handle and ferrule is a discharge of electricity, hence the cue's name. The handle is bathed in neatly-crafted patterns and at the bottom is a circular object with bolts of electricity revolving inside of it. The cue specializes in force and features an additional chatline reading "Gone in a flash!".

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Sapphire Cue

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The **Phantom Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 4, costs 22 pool cash to purchase and 88 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The sapphire cue is a cue engulfed in a deep sapphire pink. There is small teaks of gold and ebony within the body of the cue. Atop the cue is a sapphire gemstone and the cue specializes in aim, spin and force.

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Majestic Cue

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The **Majestic Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 22, costs 55 pool cash to purchase and 220 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The majestic cue is a cue bathed in gold, red and ebony. Golden patterns can be seen wrapped around the top of the cue, and at the bottom is a perfect view of absolute redness. The cue specializes in force and has decent statistics, but its poor spin hinders its charm from having a colossal advantage in a match.

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Beginner Cue

***Not to be confused with the Classic Cue, the Standard Cue, the Oak Cue, the Teak Cue or the Pine Cue as they all resemble one another.***

## Old 8 Ball Pool data

### Chat message

"Let's Play!"

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The **Beginner Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* and is the default cue which each player commences their pool career with. It perfectly suits its job as the starting cue as it is simple and costs nothing to recharge.

## Description

The Beginner cue is a plain-looking wooden pool cue with a hazel handle. It's shots may move at slower speeds and be less powerful when compared to other cues, but the fact that it doesn't need to be recharged makes it a favorable alternative in the early going.

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Rosewood Cue

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The **Rosewood Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 6, costs 1500 pool coins to purchase and 150 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The rosewood cue is one of only four cues named after a type of wood. It is designed in dark brown on the first half of the cue, and then a vibrant light running down the next half. It also features a bonus chatline reading 'Good Choice!'.

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Neon Frame

***Not to be confused with the Neon Cue, as they share similar names.***

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The **Neon Frame** is a frame in *8 Ball Pool* which costs 20000 pool coins to purchase and is obtainable at level 1.

## Description

The neon frame is a frame painted in neon chartreuse and ebony. There are patterns of neon green darting over the body of the frame; some are circular and others are line-related patterns.
Candy Cue

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The **Twisted Candy Cue** *(also known as the **Candy Cane Cue**)* is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 4, costs 1000 pool coins to purchase and 100 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The twisted candy cue is a cue which features the colours yellow and white in the form of a pattern. The pattern really empathises the fact that the cue is designed to resemble that of a candy cane - the cue additionally primarily specialises in spin and force.

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Happy,

**Happy,** is a 6-track EP, and the sixth release by ◻.

Musically, it consists of relatively-short sporadically-structured tracks making heavy use of odd time signatures, microtonality, and imperfect mixing; taking themes from idm, hardcore, math rock, and other experimental genres.

The goal was to create an EP with tracks that shift between happy, melancholy, and anxious; sometimes with abrupt changes, sometimes simultaneously, inspired by "the happiest year of my life, marred with enough stressors to make it the most challenging."

It was released at the same time as a sister-EP, tired. by Pupae, which uses the tracks of Happy, to create a harsh noise EP of the same length.

## Track listing

1. Happy,
2. Girls' Clothes
3. Bag of Worms
4. Off-Blithe
5. Have You Considered...?
6. Su(dd/ll)en
Platinum Viper Frame

***Not to be confused with The Platinum Viper Cue, as they both share similar names.***

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The **Platinum Viper Frame** is a frame in *8 Ball Pool* which costs 15 pool cash to purchase and is obtainable at level 1.

## Description

The platinum viper frame is a frame drenched in minuscule rubies and triangular, honeycomb patterns, giving it a majestic look. Each pocket sits next to a section of black lines.
Sun Cue

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The **Sun Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 1, costs 50 pool cash to purchase and 200 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The sun cue is a cue engulfed in a persimmon-like colour. It is a relatively large cue and is coated in green patterns. It specializes in force and is unlocked at level 1, which is somewhat surprising as its statistics are colossal.

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Ruby Cue

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The **Ruby Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 20, costs 50 pool cash to purchase and 200 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The ruby cue is a cue drenched in red. There is small tints of gold rambling around the cue's body and atop the cue is a ruby gemstone, hence the cue's name. The cue specializes in aim and spin.

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Blue Hope Cue

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The **Blue Hope Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 18, costs 15000 pool coins to purchase and 1500 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The Blue Hope is a cue which bares in resemblance to the lightsaber, a fictional object from the lucrative series Star Wars. A blue laser shoots out of the cue's handle - it specialises in force and spin.

## Trivia

* Although debatably just a coincidence, the Cue's highest stat is Force, perhaps a nod to the mystical entity within the Star Wars franchise that it references.

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Blue Hope Frame

***Not to be confused with The Blue Hope Cue, as they both share similar names.***

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The **Blue Hope Frame** is a frame in *8 Ball Pool* which costs 25 pool cash to purchase and is obtainable at level 1.

## Description

The blue hope frame is a frame that has a futuristic look, as there is large sections of metal-coloured silver as well as circular neon-blue lights. Each centre pocket sits next to four rings of gold, two on either side of the pockets; the corner pockets, however, sit next to a section of tomato red.
Pool Coins

**Pool Coins** (/) are the virtual in-game currency of *8 Ball Pool* which are used to purchase essential items and assets at the user's disposal. Pool coins are acquired by the triumph of 1-on-1 matches, tournaments, Daily Spins, Hi-Lo attempts, Scratch and Win attempts and through in-app purchases. Its brother is Pool Cash which is used to purchase Category:Country Cues, Category:Premium Cues, Spin and Wins and many other components of *8 Ball Pool*.
Crocodile Cue

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The **Crocodile Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 14, costs 4000 pool coins to purchase and 400 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The crocodile cue is a cue which is covered by crocodile skin, hence the name. Beneath the skin is a large plank of saddle brown wood. The cue specialises in spin.

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Shanghai Dragon Cue

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The **Phantom Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 22, costs 530 pool cash to purchase and 530 pool coins to recharge.

On the PC version of the game, "Shanghai" is misspelt as "Shangai".

## Description

The Shanghai dragon cue is a cue bathed in ebony, copper brown and cream. There is three sections of cream patterns visible on the body of the cue associated with abstract shapes. It specializes in force and spin and features a bonus chatline reading "Flame from the East!".

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Gold Cue

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The **Gold Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 48, costs 900000 pool coins to purchase and 90000 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The gold cue cue is designed to be almost completely enveloped in solid gold—in addition, it has ebony rings encased around the body. The cue also features a bonus chatline reading 'Solid Gold!'.

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Weekly competition

The **Weekly competition** is a pivotal aspect of *8 Ball Pool*. Every week, a competition is held between world leagues, country leagues, friends leagues and "my leagues". During the weekly competition, players must accumulate and acquire as much money as possible in order to better other players. If the player gets any position in the top three, then they win a prize, ranging from 500 Pool Coins to 1500 Pool Cash.

There is a button which features the words "Last week results"; looking at it will, hence the name, show the player the results of the last week they played in. If they didn't play the game at all through that entire week, they would be unable to view the results, and a message remarking "There are no results available since you didn't play last week." will show. There is also a button with the letter "i", which, when pressed will give the player a comprehensive list of league information.

## "Leagues information"

### "Info" slide

* There are 10 league tiers to climb.
* Your league tier is based on your level at the start of the week.
* Level up to climb the tiers and win bigger prizes!
* You are matched with a small group of players of similar level and coin balance to yourself.
* Finish in the top 3 to win a prize!

### "Rules" slide

* Ranking is based on total weekly winnings.
* All In matches do not count towards the total weekly winnings.
* If you play the same opponent more than once in the same week, only the winnings from the 1st match are counted.
* You move up the next tier by earning XP and levelling up.
* You can only be promoted at the end of a week even if you level up during a week, you'll stay in the same tier until the week comes to an end.

### "Results" slide

* At the end of the week, come back to check if you won a league prize, or if you've been promoted to the next tier!
* You need to open the app to claim your prize - so don't miss out!
Camouflage Cue

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The **Camouflage Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 18, costs 8000 pool coins to purchase and 800 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The camouflage cue is designed in a teal-chartreuse pattern with different shades of green. One of its most iconic aspects is its solid ebony handle. The rest of the body resembles the symbolic military camouflage gear. In addition, it features a chatline reading 'Watch Me!'.

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Neon Cue

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The **Neon Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 28, costs 55000 pool coins to purchase and 5500 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The neon cue is a cue enveloped in neon teal and mint cream, hence the name. It specialises in force, aim and spin and has a bonus chatline reading "Flashy!". In addition, it is the final cue to be purchased in the level 20's.

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Standard Cue

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The **Standard Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 8, costs 2000 pool coins to purchase and 200 pool coins to recharge.

There is a glitch where it and the Zebra Cue do not appear on the computer version. They can only be purchased from the mobile version of the game. The Zebra Cue was later re-added to the Pool Shop, but the Standard Cue still hasn't. It would normally appear after The Gunman Cue.

## Description

The standard cue is a rather plain-looking cue as the majority of it is painted in a wooden-brown colour. Atop the cue is an ebony handle which embellishes it and helps distinguish it from similar-looking cues. It specializes in force, aim and spin.

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Platinum Viper Cue

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The **Platinum Viper Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 12, costs 30 pool cash to purchase and 120 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The platinum viper cue is a cue enveloped in ebony. Gold and cream patterns ramble across the cue's body; it specializes in aim and force and is priced at 30 pool cash.

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Diamond Cue

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The **Diamond Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 50, costs 1750000 pool coins to purchase and 12500 pool coins to recharge.
"Cue GG Ngentot"

## Description

The diamond cue is a silver cue with traditional patterns which seem dance before your eyes. On the handle is a blue diamond and its tip is plain white.

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The Battle of Medulla

**The Battle of Medulla** is the twelfth album and fifth EP by General Mumble and the first by Daemien, not including his appearance on Hemikrania.

Prior to making this album, Mumble had a headache. He thought it best to take some codeine for it. As opposed to making him feel better, it made him feel sick and euphoric, and left him with a music block in which he only wanted to make frantic and dissonant noise. This feeling has been described as a feeling of musical possession, hence the album is credited as both Mumble and Daemien.

## Track listing

1. Violent City
2. What it Does to the Skull
3. D'
StartSubSystemWeaponConfig

StartSubSystemWeaponConfig(<rSubSystem>, <sWeapon>, <sHardpoint>, <sAnimation>)

**Description**

StartSubSystemWeaponConfig is called within a .subs file, once per weapon mounted on the ship, although turrets with two barrels must only call this function once despite the turret effectively having two weapons. A subsystem may have more than one weapon fire from the same hardpoint and use the same or different animation. However, a subsystem should not have more than one weapon mounted in the same turret, as each weapon will attempt to control the rotation and elevation of the turret separately, often preventing all weapons from firing in that turret. Only weapons of the type Gimble or Fixed can safely fire from the same hardpoint (see the StartWeaponConfig function).

**Example**

StartSubSystemWeaponConfig(NewSubSystemType, "Hgn\_BattleCruiserTurretedIonCannon", "Weapon\_IonCan1", "Weapon\_IonCan1")

**Arguments**
1.<rShip> and <rSubSystem>: Reference to the ship or subsystem. Generally, this will be NewShipType or NewSubSystemType, respectively.
2.<sWeapon>: The weapon to be mounted in the indicated sHardpoint. The value corresponds to the base name of the .wepn file.
3.<sHardpoint>: The node on the model from where the weapon will fire, as coded in the ship's .hod file.
4.<sAnimation>: The name given to one of the animations defined in the ship's .events file. The animation provides the muzzle flash, sound of firing, and other special effects related to firing.
Test Tube Cue

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The **Test Tube Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 20, costs 10000 pool coins to purchase and 1000 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The test tube cue is designed to resemble a Lab test tube. Its handle is a red lid and the rest of the cue is transparent along side this it features a bonus chatline reading 'Time To React!'.

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Tungsten Cue

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The **Tungsten Cue** is a cue in *8 Ball Pool* which is obtainable at level 2, costs 70 pool cash to purchase and 280 pool coins to recharge.

## Description

The tungsten cue is a cue enveloped in neon chartreuse and perfect ebony. Atop, in the middle, and at the tip of the cue is a section of black and grey. Between each section of black and grey is grained yellow lines, with one section of yellow lines smaller. It specializes in force and time.

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Camouflage Frame

***Not to be confused with the Camouflage Cue, as they share similar names.***

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The **Camouflage Frame** is a frame in *8 Ball Pool* which costs 5000 pool coins to purchase and is obtainable at level 1.

## Description

The camouflage frame is a frame bathed in teal and ebony. It is designed to replicate clothing worn by military operatives. The corner pockets are surrounded by metal, but the center pockets are slightly more bare, and only have a bit of metal around them.