to clarify Simsville wasn't going to be an online game from what I can see... thats what Sims Online is.. and thats alive and well... Correct me if I'm wrong
Sim's online looks cool. A MMORPG that has no fighting.. well at least not in the traditional hack'em up AD&D way. In my opinion Maxis should have made the Sims that way from the beggining.. I never got into the game for the fact that you were stuck in your house and hardly anyone else was around. I can see a whole new addiction coming.. Though what next actual real transactions taking place in a virtual world like this.. anyone see a correlation to Sci-Fi stuff.. imagine if the internet moved completely to a virtual interface such as this... Where you were the the little character and you aren't just RPGing it. Its kinda unnerving sometimes how much people get addicted to virtual worlds such as this.. a simple example is online chatting and similar message boards where people act completely different than real life.. Don't get me wrong some stuff is a lot of fun.. Hell I'm addicted to Anarchy Online at the moment, and by the way it ROCKS!!, but sometimes I guess I think people just get way too into the virtual world stuff and don't think about reality.
Right on... the glow in the dark features of contrux were awesome... I used to build body armor for myself as a kid with the snap on siding. Also Does anybody remember Capsella (I think thats how you spell it)??
Yes.. It had no plot.. but hey.. Its Jackie Chan.. Do you really goto a Jackie Chan movie looking for a plot.. NO.. He delivered his brand of Action/Kung Fu comedy. And with Chris Tucker the comedy just got moved up a notch because of the chemestry they both have together. It was the first movie in a long time where I've outright laughed like hell at a lot of parts of the movie. Though if you just wanna see it for the action.. it wasn't Jackie Chan's greatest for action and stunts, it had basically more humor than stunts. But overall the movie had some great fighting sequences that were complimented by the hilarious antics of Chan and Tucker.. So.. I personally liked the movie a lot.. I'll watch it everytime it comes on the movie channels next year..
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right on... You can throw your trash on your neighbor's lawn or wall him in.. and let him starve.. he he.
to clarify Simsville wasn't going to be an online game from what I can see... thats what Sims Online is.. and thats alive and well... Correct me if I'm wrong
Sim's online looks cool. A MMORPG that has no fighting.. well at least not in the traditional hack'em up AD&D way. In my opinion Maxis should have made the Sims that way from the beggining.. I never got into the game for the fact that you were stuck in your house and hardly anyone else was around. I can see a whole new addiction coming.. Though what next actual real transactions taking place in a virtual world like this.. anyone see a correlation to Sci-Fi stuff.. imagine if the internet moved completely to a virtual interface such as this... Where you were the the little character and you aren't just RPGing it. Its kinda unnerving sometimes how much people get addicted to virtual worlds such as this.. a simple example is online chatting and similar message boards where people act completely different than real life.. Don't get me wrong some stuff is a lot of fun.. Hell I'm addicted to Anarchy Online at the moment, and by the way it ROCKS!!, but sometimes I guess I think people just get way too into the virtual world stuff and don't think about reality.
Right on... the glow in the dark features of contrux were awesome... I used to build body armor for myself as a kid with the snap on siding. Also Does anybody remember Capsella (I think thats how you spell it)??
if you think that looks sturdy check out panasonic's toughbook.. goto panasonic's website and search for the toughbook.. that is one solid notebook..
Yes.. It had no plot.. but hey.. Its Jackie Chan.. Do you really goto a Jackie Chan movie looking for a plot.. NO.. He delivered his brand of Action/Kung Fu comedy. And with Chris Tucker the comedy just got moved up a notch because of the chemestry they both have together. It was the first movie in a long time where I've outright laughed like hell at a lot of parts of the movie. Though if you just wanna see it for the action.. it wasn't Jackie Chan's greatest for action and stunts, it had basically more humor than stunts. But overall the movie had some great fighting sequences that were complimented by the hilarious antics of Chan and Tucker.. So.. I personally liked the movie a lot.. I'll watch it everytime it comes on the movie channels next year..