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Not necessarily. Although Marx popularized the term, the concept has been around for thousands of years. Read here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communism#Early_communism

"Secondly, there are concerns over game balance. If we do super-accurate hit detection, then anything that changes the shape of a character becomes a game balance issue. If the artists decide to give this guy a beard, we now have to run the design by a bunch of other people to see if the beard...

Check out the movie i posted above. It is actually a really good D&D movie that approaches the subject in a unique way. They may not have been able to ACTUALLY license D&D, but in the film the characters are all playing an unnamed RPG that is very much like D&D in spirit.

As i said earlier, i still think that The Gamers: Dorkness Rising is the best D&D film ever made. Its an actual movie, instead of just a guy talking at a camera for 2 hours.

I still think that The Gamers: Dorkness Rising is the best D&D film ever made.

I'm usually not interested in MMOs unless they try to do something totally unique (such as Planetside). That said, I'm actually pretty excited about Firefly Online, although that may just be my inner Browncoat desperately crying out for more adventures in the 'verse.

Last i checked, Firefly Online [https://keepflying.com/] was still on track for release later this year.

Actually, the correct answer to this question is Firefly. That is all.