Posted
September 12th, 2006
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Tags: Gaming, Software, WoW
I’ve never been a huge fan of MMOs. From a gamer’s perspective, the whole idea of a game without end is great in theory (like eating pizza for the rest of your life), but sucks in practice. That’s not to say it’s bad from the publisher’s point of view. In fact it’s quite lucrative. Without an end (goal), there’s very little sense of accomplishment built into MMOs. There’s no payoff in the form of end-game credits and cutscenes for the time and money invested. So the player is forced to set goals for themselves within the limits of the game. For example…
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Posted
September 9th, 2006
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Tags: Blog, Personal
Putting up a site for my posse was always on the back burner. Odd since my current profession is web development, one would think such a creation would be birthed sooner than later. Yet as studious, hard-working, creative, and focused as the four of us can be, our natural tendency is towards laziness. Many an anecdote will attest to that. Not that laziness is a bad thing. Getting the most out of the least effort is nothing short of being efficient. And we should all strive to be more efficient. So in spite of said laziness (and a need to justify a sizable expenditure for a hosting plan) I built ourselves a soapbox. So it begins…