Question of the Day, September 22, 2010

Kaymish

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Lady Gaga because it could be so crazy it could just work

to be honest i dont see how anyone could justify dropping MMO cash on such a half baked scheme
 

strum4h

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Jan 3, 2009
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I would have to say Robert Downey Jr. Because all the different roles he played could be the classes.
 

Formica Archonis

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Nov 13, 2009
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Richard Nixon. Break into rivals' HQs, attempt to destroy other players with IRS audits and other investigations... sounds like fun!
 

Lasharus

Ruler of the Eggman Empire
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Other. To summarise: None. For the love of god, none.

Even a Michael Jackson MMO sounds like a horrible idea, but any other option? NO. Just NO.
 

Desrali T Bear

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To everyone who chose "None" as their option, I am in complete agreement. Although I am looking forward to watching the launch, then subsequent closing of the Michael Jackson MMO. Seriously, who greenlights these ideas?


Hmm... Nathan Fillion and Thundercats though..... ^_^
 

tahrey

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In case no one else has said it yet ... Rick Astley.

Your quest is to rickroll as many people as possible.
Problem is, every other PC is also Rick.
 

Physics Engine

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Other.

David Bowie or Iggy Pop.

Hell, why not the adventures of David Bowie and Iggy Pop through the 70's?

Box Blurb said:
Make glam rock commercially viable with the timely release of "Space Oddity" Watch as your influence spreads to the kids of England. Get lost in your stage persona and try to find your way back to your sanity. Find your friend Iggy in the States then help to save him from heroin addiction so you can tour! Sneak cocaine to your friend Iggy when he's in rehab in Berlin, then write an album! Make it to the 80's then try and remember what happened the past 8 years through the haze of blow and liquor. Then reinvent yourself for a new generation!
The game writes itself.