The conclusion Raith and Joanna’s post-apocalyptic adventure. Well, maybe not post-apocalyptic. Post-virus? If you’re just joining us now, check out part one here. The tale continues. Follow me after the break to see what happens.
Category Archive: a. MMORPG
Fiction: The Deemed – Part 1 (by Chris)
Step into a world ravaged by an unstoppable virus. After the death of his parents, Raith decides to brave his now empty town. The dead abound and signs of destruction litter the streets. He believes he’s all alone until little Joanna finds him. But, how alone are they really? And if they live to see the …
So long, Dungeon Runners – January 1st, 2010
Dungeon Runners was a game that I never played as much as I meant to. It’s funny how that tends to happen more with MMOs than any other kind of game I’m interested in. I’d dabbled from time to time, shot a few fireballs and earned some loot. But, it was always a filler for …
WAR guild leaders hold conference on leaving the game
The crew at Keen and Graev’s are in a bit of a dilemma when it comes to Aion Online. The situation goes like this: they decided a while back that they’d like to roll on the unofficial RP community since it tends to be more mature in nature. Unfortunately, many of the biggest and worst …
Am I the only one…
… that uses my numberpad when I play MMOs? I was checking out this post at Aionic Thoughts and it reminded me of just how dominant left hand control of skills seems to be. Maybe it’s a carry over from my days of playing MUDs but I find the number pad to be a much …
Is it a good idea to base MMOs on books?
I updated the title to better reflect what this article is actually about. I got a few too many comments on my mirrors from people thinking I’d like all MMOs to be based on books. Given this, it’s not surprising that MMO companies have turned to books as settings for their games. The biggest one …
Fiction: And I Love You More Than All the Fishes in the Sea
Fiction: And I Love You More Than All the Fishes in the Sea A tale of murder and intrigue. Addison and Delia grow up together as sister but only one will see old age. With twists, turns, and an amazing attention to detail, this story is sure to delight. Chris’ Note: I really enjoyed this …
I can’t get no — satisfaction?
For some reason, whenever I think of that song all I can think about is Aretha Franklin belting out sock to me! (just a little bit) over and over again. It’s my little earbug from the queen of soul. Music references aside, I’ve had a strange thing happen to me this last year. I’ll be …
So your spouse hates video games: pt. 1 – dropping your threat
Note: This is actually a re-post of something I wrote for my last blog, Fires of War. I like it though and I think it has a place here in case I ever decide to write the part two to this series. Besides, if Werit can do it, so can I! If you live with …
Taking Ardwulf to task
Usually, I like to keep to myself when it comes to disagreeing with other bloggers. I don’t like conflict and I believe that everyone is entitled to their opinion. Yet, if we think back to Eurogamer’s initial review of Darkfall, was that just? People were upset because a reviewer on a big name site was …
