Transgressive Behavior

brokentoys.org - 7/9/2009

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The curious case of the poorly behaved professor continues, as in his blog, he poses the question – was his CoH’s character’s behavior in violating social norms while remaining within the letter of the game’s rules “worthy of wrath”? I’ll let you remain in suspense as to how he’d answer ...

brokentoys.org - 7/7/2009

The Curious Case Of The Poorly Behaved Professor

— brokentoys.org — When someone talks smack to you in a PvP match, you might ragequit out of the game, or call your guildmates in for retribution, or make furious posts on your server message board, or something similarly dramatic. When an “new media ... (more) The Curious Case Of The Poorly Behaved Professor

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Grimwell Online — ... So Scott Jennings’s most recent post vents about the lack of, well yeah just check his link and you will get it. While the story of Twixt – the tool who was acting like a tool online – is interesting and the online responses to his story are insightful, amusing, and otherwise generally worthy of popcorn with lots of butter and salt; the most meaningful thing I’ve read in the saga is something Scott put up that really has nothing to do with Twixt. ...

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The Ancient Gaming Noob — ... that winning is everything and the ends more than justify the means. But he says that about everything. Meanwhile we find out that the Professor thinks somebody quoting from his work hasn’t read it and uses the word “srsly.” No word yet on a coconut powered netbook. ...