So you know how they say being tired is supposed to make you more creative? Well I'm here to tell you it isn't doing shit for me, so here's some Team Fortress 2 machinima. It's crazy stale copypasta, but I was singing it to my wife on the drive in because I had (you'll never guess this next bit).............. TOAST!!!!
First up a moving puzzle game. I have never seen a similar type of game so it was an all new mind bender for me.
http://www.eyezmaze.com/eyezblog_en/blog/2005/10/movie_puzzle_ver0.html#monster
Next if that wasn't a time suck enough for you, Too Many Ninjas. I enjoy the retro 8-bit style, and simple controls.
http://www.foddy.net/Ninjas.html
I apologize for your now wasted day.
I guess I would have to admit that when I first heard about World of Warcraft a few years ago, I was rather excited about the company that made some of my favorite lan and single player games was going to make a MMORPG or me to play, and I will admit that I had thought about being in on the release. I had just started into the real world of work and decided that I probably shouldn't sell my soul, and get absorbed in the whole playing of games while I was working on establishing my career and getting married, so it was few years later when I fist toyed with the idea of playing.
My brother (younger) played all the time, and when he moved in I figured it wouldn't be too bad, as I would have someone to play with at least, (really more of a solo player normally) so I made the leap and bought the game. I will admit that for about the first month it was fine and good to get a quest, kill a beast, return for prize, rinse, repeat. Now sure there are other things that could be fun, you can fish, or make clothes or leather, make guns, or poison. But ultimately what I think is supposed to be the charm (simple set of rules to success) really came to be a drag.
How many quests did you go on that you arrived and had to wait for the "Boss" to respawn, and group with a few people so you all didn't have to wait for him to respawn? For me it was nearly every quest, and maybe it was my fault for joining a "new" server, but ultimately the experience was not fun. Still I soldiered on and played all the way up to level 40 before I just decided that I had too much left to accomplish in life to play an open ended, monotonous waste of life. Needless to say, I suspended my account.
Several months pass and My brother still plays nearly every day, and my wife (for reason's unknown to me) decides that she wants to give this World of Warcraft a try. I reactivate my account, and purchase the Burning Crusade, (thankfully the brother unit had the disks, as the download would have taken forever) and started the updates. God bless the woman, but she got frustrated before the updates where even done and doesn't want to play at all leaving me with $50 out of my pocket playing a game that well, doesn't really do it for me.
I really am just more of a Console person, mmm Wii Sports .
Hopefully world of Starcraft will come out and be nearly as cool as the original Starcraft.
Ha ha Zergling rush bitches.
Tags: WOW, Starcraft, Wii, Convictus
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