I see what you did thereDesworks said:What's in the box? Schrödinger's cat.
It's dead. Curiosity killed it.
No one has to pay to play this game. It's completely free to download and play. You can pay for optional, temporary powerups, but you can also pay for those with an ingame currency you get just for playing the game.luvd1 said:Some people have more money then sense. If there are idiots willing to hand over cash to play this, then all power to Pete's arm for taking it off them. But then there are always idiots who game.
As someone who is playing the game, I think the ability to add cubes is a very interesting part of Molyneux's social experiment. Of all the power ups you can buy, those are the only ones that can't be purchased with ingame money (coins you earn by clearing blocks). It costs between $0.99 to $9 to buy the ability to add more blocks, with price dependent upon how many blocks you want to remove, so anyone that wants to "grief" will have to spend a decent amount of money to make any sort of difference in the progress made. I'm interested in seeing who would actually spend the money to do so, as it seems it would take a really dedicated griefer willing to hand money over to Molyneux to ruin his own game.Callate said:I am, shall we say, less than certain what the ability to add cubes back to the cube has to do with curiosity as opposed to monetized griefing. It seems like the kind of stunt that caused Molydeux to come into being.
For this I instantly like you somewhat more than an average Internet strangerVortexCortex said:From the folds of her gown, she lifted a green metal cube about fifteen centimeters on a side. She turned it and Paul saw that one side was open - black and oddly frightening. Paul slowly put his hand into the box. He first felt a sense of cold as the blackness closed around his hand, then slick metal against his fingers and a prickling as though his hand were asleep...
"What's in the box?"
"Pain."
Actually I think that was a brilliant idea. After all it's supposed to be a social experiment into the nature of gaming and if I were a game designer I would be curious as hell to get those statistics. See? Curiosity is there, just not the kind a gamer hasCallate said:I am, shall we say, less than certain what the ability to add cubes back to the cube has to do with curiosity as opposed to monetized griefing. It seems like the kind of stunt that caused Molydeux to come into being.
Wrong.. a picture of a used scratch ticket with "please try again" on it1337mokro said:50$ says it's a note saying "You are winner!"
I bet if someone had said the box contained Half Life 3 it would have been cracked in a week.Lunar Templar said:anyway, probably a game announcement of some kind, yet another of his games i shall not be playing cause I can't be bothered to
probably, that, or FF13VS, or Kingdom Hearts 3 >.> or some other series I stopped caring about years ago.Quaxar said:I bet if someone had said the box contained Half Life 3 it would have been cracked in a week.Lunar Templar said:anyway, probably a game announcement of some kind, yet another of his games i shall not be playing cause I can't be bothered to