Snoogles

since they added achievements in the mmos that i play(ed) i´m more likely not to create and play more than my main character.
i like going for achievements but in most cases they just take too much time to complete on more than one character.
what i like about them is that they give you a feeling of having completed something
when you did a lot of them.

just imagine being that guy that completed all achievements in WoW.
first of all thats just madness. i hope there were more than 1 person on
that account, completeing all those.
secondly, what else is there to do now?

he/she must be so burned out on that game by now.

Pre-CU-Star Wars Galaxies Aurillian Village Escort Quest.

One of the most frustrating challenges in my 20 years of gaming.

i think it will do very well, but i doubt it will get close to WoW´s number of subscriptions.

i think this guy is really impressing.
i hope i will be as open for new things in life as he is when i´m that age.

once at raid night, the raid leader asked a member to download the latest version of ventrillo. so he did, but then the guy couldnt find the installer on his computer. the whole guild started to give him advice.. "maybe on your desktop" , "go check C: downloads "... and the guy said " yes i did already. but its not in there! i can only see Blonde, 18, c*** ***ing milf, threesome madness,..."

and he started reading the contents of his download folder absolutely serious while everyone pee´d themselves laughing.

theres no difference between lvl60 and lvl80 or whatever. its just a number showing your progress towards level cap.

i think its a shame that most games seriously lack inovation when it comes to measuring a characters progress.

personally i love games that let you advance skills, you get better at what you are actually doing.

im not sure if "working as intended" is a well-chosen company name in this industry but its certianly an eyecatcher.

Its how people act and what they are telling you that matters.
I don´t care much about the presentation.