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Posted: May 7th 2008 11:39AM (Unverified) said

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Oh my god...I am such a fanboi.

You play a new MMO each week and create a video review on the interwebs. T or F?

You use the term interwebs. T or F?

You refer to yourself by your initial. T?

The list is endless

~T

Posted: May 7th 2008 11:50AM Triskelion said

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Wow, awesome article. I am such an MMO-fanboy, but I can also be an anti-fanboy too.

I actually own an original WoW standee, I have it in my office - its about 5 feet tall and I got it from the local EB Games back in 2004. I also have a few Blizzard lithographs professionally framed and hung on the walls in my office with both of my BlizzCon attendee lanyards (2005 & 2007) hanging from them. So - I answered a big TRUE to question number 1. I have so much gaming crap in my office from eBay, E3, conventions, etc. I also probably own about 25 video game t-shirts, ranging from Enemy Territory: Quake Wars to Warhammer Online and everything in between.

Lol, I also pre-ordered the WHO CE with having not played the beta.

I remember back in 1999, or maybe 2000 - my wife took the kids back east for a few weeks and I almost killed myself playing EQ. I played all weekend, literally all weekend.

Day one - 6:00 PM - 4:00 AM
Day two - 9:00 AM - 4:00 AM
Day three - 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM

That following Monday at work I couldn't make a fist, my wrist and hands ached so badly I could barely use them. Any real MMOG fanboy has either carpal tunnel, or early signs =P.

For me, MMOGs were an obsession, to some extent they still are but I've gotten older and I don't push myself like I used to. But, I can't play any games other then MMOGs, single player games feel flat and dead, I need massive persistent online worlds.

Posted: May 7th 2008 1:37PM Scopique said

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I'm an MMO GENRE fanboi, and an WoW anti-fanboi. I've played so many MMOs, and actually part of the enjoyment I get out of the genre IS the moving between them, learning about the new world, any new mechanics, features, etc. Usually around the early 20s, I jump ship to another game. ADD and OCD...OCADDD, I guess.

But I'm slowing down now. I rarely log in any more, having developed other time-sinks or finding myself now without another raft to jump to right now...I'm interested in AoC, but it's the FIRST MMO for which I am avoiding Beta.

Posted: May 14th 2008 10:21AM (Unverified) said

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0/10

Guess I'm not one.

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