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What we have learned from MMORPGs

(Having scrolled through further that first one contains the odd rude word as it's pictures of intriguing graffitti...)

Intelligent beings who have civilizations and languages of their own are generally evil and should be slain. - This, aside of their bootylicious nature, is why we don't kill Opifexes.

[quote="Ichyro"]Intelligent beings who have civilizations and languages of their own are generally evil and should be slain. - This, aside of their bootylicious nature, is why we don't kill Opifexes. [/quote

Opi's have no junk in trunk as the youth of today tends to say compared to a Soli or Nanomage...

Nicodar wrote:Opi's have no junk in trunk as the youth of today tends to say compared to a Soli or Nanomage...

beat me to it :/

Drhecate wrote:

Nicodar wrote:Opi's have no junk in trunk as the youth of today tends to say compared to a Soli or Nanomage...

beat me to it :/

I guess I've become disenfranchized with the setting..

They've got the slinkiness, though?

Ichyro wrote:

Drhecate wrote:

Nicodar wrote:Opi's have no junk in trunk as the youth of today tends to say compared to a Soli or Nanomage...

beat me to it :/

I guess I've become disenfranchized with the setting..

They've got the slinkiness, though?

*likes slinky*

In relation to the "what we learn from MMORPGs" link, I decided to do a little research on the author. He's actually got some really interesting theories on the concept of "fun."

For the scientifically brained individuals, I found this little link in which someone summarized one of the author's lectures based off his book "A Theory of Fun for Game Design". He's got some pretty neat ideas.