WARNING: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

**~~Cecil900~~** · 04-06-08, 08:34 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZosQ6x80ng

**Rooster050** · 04-07-08, 08:19 PM

That is some of the saddest shit I have ever heard....

**Latinman** · 04-07-08, 09:41 PM

Long ago in a land far far away.. I used to play Quake II on Mplayer.. This was about the same time that Everquest was coming out.. My clan leader UCMENOW (french canadian) told me NOT to get this game because it would consume my entire life. So what do I do? I go out and buy the game not only spending the next 4 years of my life being a hermit! However In doing so I was considered a god among insects in the game since I played on a pvp server and had accumulated of 387 days played time distributed over 3 characters. So I can relate to you.

**w4jchosen** · 04-08-08, 09:04 AM

387 days ? Holy Crap!!!!!

**Latinman** · 04-08-08, 09:14 AM

Originally Posted by w4jchosen

387 days ? Holy Crap!!!!!

Thats correct, not to mention that my W.O.W Career was some what close.. I played wow general beta for awhile, then the day the game first came out I played on Deathwing server, managed to be the first lvl 60 horde priest on the server, I think I was 8th overall only people who beat me literally didn't get up to take a crap.. Anyhow that was another 65 or 66 days played on my priest.. Then TBC comes out and by this time already xfered over to dragonspine to play with another guild. Well I stayed up for 72 hours straight and hit lvl 70.. server first which was exciting.. 2 hours later another guildie hit it.. he was upset cause he had to drop someone off at the airport and i surpassed him hah. anyhow that took another 15 days or so of actual online time play.. so all in all that game sucked another 80ish days out of me.. but god it was fun. now I feel that playing Aoc general beta and seeing all the abilities (decapitating mobs ect) and the way shields work just the amount of though that was put into the game thats going to suck another 50+ days away!!

**imported_Parlock** · 07-26-11, 05:38 PM

Ok, so while this is technically advertising, it's for a good cause.

Wolfire Games (Lugaru, Overgrowth) have done these bundles before. You pay what you want and get a bunch of great games. You could pay as low as $0.01 or as high as $999,999,999. The money can go to Charity, the Developers or both in any way you choose.

They're doing it again, the fourth bundle: Humble Indie Bundle 3.

The games are Cogs, And Yet It Moves, Crayon Physics Deluxe, Hammerfight and VVVVVV (now with a level editor and a special level made by Notch.) Cogs is a bit shit, but the other four are just so good. All the games you can activate on Steam and/or Desura and I believe all are Linux and Mac compatible.

The Humble Indie Bundle #3 (pay what you want for five awesome indie games)

Oh yeah, there is a slight chance you'll get more games. When I bought the Humble Indie Bundle 2 I was given the first one for free, so I got 10 games when I should've got 5.