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playervsdeveloper.blogspot.com - 7/15/2009
Why MMORPG's Are Like Dogs
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Via Tipa's daily blogroll post is a post from We Fly Spitfires comparing MMORPG's to dating stereotypes of women . Pete of Dragonchasers fame found an even better response comparing MMORPG's to menfolks. I don't have any new and amusing dating stereotypes to add, but my wife and I are in the ...
Another piece of what MMORPGs have lost over time
keenandgraev.com - 7/21/2009
Another piece of what MMORPGs have lost over time
— keenandgraev.com — Part 2 in my reflective, and a bit nostalgic, look at “what MMORPGs have lost over time”... series. The World When I think back at what we’ve lost, or have begun to lose, in the MMORPGs of today, I keep coming back to one thing: ... (more) Another piece of what MMORPGs have lost over time
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blog.weflyspitfires.com - 7/12/2009
MMORPGs Are A Lot Like Women
— blog.weflyspitfires.com — They drive men crazy. They infuriate and infatuate us. They make us feel the heights of pleasure... and desire and take us to depths of despair and jealousy. Yes, MMORPGs are a lot like women. Sexist and chauvinistic, I hope you have as much fun reading this as I had writing it. Everquest EQ ... (more) MMORPGs Are A Lot Like Women

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blog.weflyspitfires.com - 7/21/2009
Blizzard vs MMORPGs
— blog.weflyspitfires.com — On several occasions whilst playing World of Warcraft I’ve made statements to guild members or group mates... like “I used to play Everquest” and they’ve responded with “what’s that?”. At first I was pretty shocked. I felt like an old man telling ... (more) Blizzard vs MMORPGs

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West Karana — ... , but Green Armadillo knows that MMOs are really our furry little four legged friends. I’ve often thought MMOs were like biker movies of the ’60s, but I can’t explain why. ...

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