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The people that I was in a guild with on World of Warcraft had a large meet in Vegas. Kind of funny. I hadn't played the game in a few years and just happened to be in Vegas at the same time. I texted my old roommate telling him I was there and got a message back saying he was there also. So I got to meet a few of the guys I played on-line with years after I stopped playing.
I have a friend who is still making about $500 a month from selling his "product" in second life, even though he hasn't played in a few years. The game was the "new hot thing" when it came out, but that was like 10 years ago. I signed up and flew around it, but yeah I didn't care for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Batteriesnare
Check out Battlefield: Bad Company 2. If you have to spend a long Colorado winter inside, it sure gets the blood pumping. Also, I learn about guns, like this new Russian MBR http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOozMdEV_AU -- Check out the recoil compensation
I'm still waiting to get a First Life, whut th' hell am I gunna do with a Second Life? [Tooth]
Good to see there is people more worthless than myself in spades, gives me a boost of self confidence
The small amount of time I spend on the computer that isn't something like Excel or Word gets spent here, on Gunbroker, or I finally broke down and got a facebook account to find a couple old friends. That's it. I don't do games. I don't even play on the "family" Wii. I have enough crap I want to do for real I don't have the time or patience for virtual crap.
'Amusing Ourselves to Death', written by Neil Postman.
It all started with the TV....
We're pulling the plug on our TV in a couple of weeks. We are keeping internet because of school work. I must admit to blogging and FB my share. Having 21 years of military and shooting competitively, I have a lot of friends all over the world, and FB and blogging are the only way we all stay in contact.
None of them had been with a woman in many years though; right?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart
Oh, so very sorry![Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldrwl
[Stooge]
I must admit some addiction to some games when computers became a household item. Now in my later years I find more satisfaction doing real life. Especially volunteer work for folks who are less fortunate than myself. I'm not blowing my own horn just saying that there are a lot of opportunities out there for spending worthwhile time helping than sitting in front of a monitor for hours living in gameland. JMHO [Beer]