This is now my favorite documentary of all time. My only complaint is that it focused too much on extreme cases and never the casual players (or at least to people who play MMO *only* 2-4 hours per day).
That true, however the media focus on these extreme players whenever there is a news story about it and not about the people who play it very shortly.Gunner_Guardian said:This is now my favorite documentary of all time. My only complaint is that it focused too much on extreme cases and never the casual players (or at least to people who play MMO *only* 2-4 hours per day).
Well, that wouldn't make for very interesting viewing, now would it?Gunner_Guardian said:This is now my favorite documentary of all time. My only complaint is that it focused too much on extreme cases and never the casual players (or at least to people who play MMO *only* 2-4 hours per day).
I laughed. My Guild-masters in WoW actually met in Diablo II and are now in a happy relationship. I'm gonna have to pick this up and see what it's like. If there's a part about broken in-game dice I will be hooked.CantFaketheFunk said:Actually, no. That's another thing you'd learn in the documentaryDamienHell said:"did you know that one out of every three female MMOG players will start a relationship with someone they've met in-game?"
Problem is there is ONLY 3 female MMO players.
We are generous like that. Plus nobody really knows who really is in charge here. MWAHAHAHAHA! >ShadowKirby said:Thank God there's a site that let us watch it outside of the evil galactic empire... eh i mean the States.
What do you mean?cocoadog said:i got as for as world of war craft then stopped and got angry enough to post a comment. shudder*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n25l7vlzPN4 watch and learn friendsDiddy_King said:What do you mean?cocoadog said:i got as for as world of war craft then stopped and got angry enough to post a comment. shudder*