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The RuneScape Falador Massacre RuneScape is a free MMPORG which anyone can access through a browser. Lowering the barrier of entry means that they have to create conditions to keep their game from devolving into a wasteland of constant murder and anarchy. There are various controls around combat -- players can fight each other, but only in designated places or as part of combat minigames. RuneScape had created a less violent, more honest society than the real world. The originated at a house party which represented everything good about the game, beginning as a wacky accident and ending with the slaughter of hundreds. It's like that episode of I Love Lucy where it turns out Lucy's the Boston Strangler.

Player 'Cursed You' was celebrating the fact that he'd maxed out on the recently added Construction skill by inviting people to a home he'd built with his hard-won expertise. At this point, you might expect a marauding gang of jealous players to tear his house down, since being constructive is generally not the internet's thing. But in RuneScape, where people apparently celebrate one another's achievements, Cursed You's party was the jam of the century. There were even combat minigames to provide some controlled ass-kicking to keep everyone entertained. So many players showed up to the party that the server started to buckle. Eventually the lag got so bad that Cursed You had to boot everyone back to the peaceful city.

As players milled around, presumably gossiping about who was making out with who before the cops busted it up, the players who'd been in the party's combat ring noticed something: They could still kill people, even if they weren't at a combat location or playing a minigame. They were the first and only people who to have this ability in the history of RuneScape. Of course, making use of the power would require them to slaughter innocent fellow players who had put hours into the online lives they'd be ending. What happened next says worse things about gamers than Jack Thompson.

Runescape.wikia.com Any discovery requires repeated trials. They immediately began killing bystanders. The evening quickly went from a demonstration of online gaming goodwill to a vivid illustration of why Earth can't have superheroes. Random people were gifted with amazing new powers and used them to tear through the world like innocence-fueled combine harvesters. Their victims couldn't fight back even when attacked, and within minutes, the supervillains embodied the deadly sins of rage, pride, greed, and douchebaggery. Some slaughtered low-level players en masse just to get the biggest body count, while others hunted suddenly defenseless high-level players to steal valuable items. The devil signed human nature by having this happen on 6/6/06.

This was one of the most valuable items stolen. We're not joking. It's valued at 1.6 billion gold coins (about $1,416 in real money (and we're still not joking)).

Dec 14, 2015  Welcome to UoS Entertainment, this is a channel were Clan UoS uploads their Warcraft 3 games to YouTube. This is a very popular Warcraft melee map called Divide. Oct 20, 2002 - For Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos on the Macintosh, Hard Mode. Hard Mode Campaign Strategy Guide Date: 10-20-02 Version: 1.1 Warcraft 3 is a. Key of the three Moons -5. The Fall of Silvermoon -6. Blackrock & Roll, Too! Secrets: -Kill the fish creatures in the northwest pond, destroy their buildings.

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An EverQuest Guide Gets Greek On Players' Asses Online gamers are the most ludicrously entitled beings since Caligula made his horse a senator, and at least the horse never said anything stupid. I don't say that as an insult; I say it with plenty of self-depreciating love. Hell, almost everyone at Cracked is an online gamer, including me. But there are entitled gamers, and then there are ENTITLED gamers. EverQuest had an overflow of the latter, so they employed 'Guide' characters to deal with them. Unfortunately, giving special powers to someone and then ensuring they are exposed to some of the world's most obnoxious gamers turned out to be a better recipe for supervillainy than.

The Ultima Online Ecto-Containment Unit Slimes are how designers tell RPG players to screw themselves. 'We know you're going to play anyway, loser, so if you want enemies we put effort into, you can just level up.' But years ago, it used to be standard for slimes to split any time you hit them.

This is a bigger problem than you might think. It allowed game designers to get away with an impressive amount of laziness by occupying more of your time with the most boring type of enemy. Plus you had to deal with the psychologically crippling realization that your heroic blows were just the foreplay in the slime reproductive cycle, and that you were probably more sexually involved with the amorphous blobs in a video game than you were with any real person. 'Sorry, was this getting in the way of all the oral sex you were having? Didn't think so.' And then one day, slimes in Ultima Online stopped splitting. You probably assumed game designers had decided to challenge themselves, if you noticed the change and know nothing about game designers.

The RuneScape Falador Massacre RuneScape is a free MMPORG which anyone can access through a browser. Lowering the barrier of entry means that they have to create conditions to keep their game from devolving into a wasteland of constant murder and anarchy. There are various controls around combat -- players can fight each other, but only in designated places or as part of combat minigames. RuneScape had created a less violent, more honest society than the real world. The originated at a house party which represented everything good about the game, beginning as a wacky accident and ending with the slaughter of hundreds. It's like that episode of I Love Lucy where it turns out Lucy's the Boston Strangler.

Player 'Cursed You' was celebrating the fact that he'd maxed out on the recently added Construction skill by inviting people to a home he'd built with his hard-won expertise. At this point, you might expect a marauding gang of jealous players to tear his house down, since being constructive is generally not the internet's thing. But in RuneScape, where people apparently celebrate one another's achievements, Cursed You's party was the jam of the century. There were even combat minigames to provide some controlled ass-kicking to keep everyone entertained. So many players showed up to the party that the server started to buckle. Eventually the lag got so bad that Cursed You had to boot everyone back to the peaceful city.

As players milled around, presumably gossiping about who was making out with who before the cops busted it up, the players who'd been in the party's combat ring noticed something: They could still kill people, even if they weren't at a combat location or playing a minigame. They were the first and only people who to have this ability in the history of RuneScape. Of course, making use of the power would require them to slaughter innocent fellow players who had put hours into the online lives they'd be ending. What happened next says worse things about gamers than Jack Thompson.

Runescape.wikia.com Any discovery requires repeated trials. They immediately began killing bystanders. The evening quickly went from a demonstration of online gaming goodwill to a vivid illustration of why Earth can't have superheroes. Random people were gifted with amazing new powers and used them to tear through the world like innocence-fueled combine harvesters. Their victims couldn't fight back even when attacked, and within minutes, the supervillains embodied the deadly sins of rage, pride, greed, and douchebaggery. Some slaughtered low-level players en masse just to get the biggest body count, while others hunted suddenly defenseless high-level players to steal valuable items. The devil signed human nature by having this happen on 6/6/06.

This was one of the most valuable items stolen. We're not joking. It's valued at 1.6 billion gold coins (about $1,416 in real money (and we're still not joking)).

Dec 14, 2015  Welcome to UoS Entertainment, this is a channel were Clan UoS uploads their Warcraft 3 games to YouTube. This is a very popular Warcraft melee map called Divide. Oct 20, 2002 - For Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos on the Macintosh, Hard Mode. Hard Mode Campaign Strategy Guide Date: 10-20-02 Version: 1.1 Warcraft 3 is a. Key of the three Moons -5. The Fall of Silvermoon -6. Blackrock & Roll, Too! Secrets: -Kill the fish creatures in the northwest pond, destroy their buildings.

Free download film subtitle indonesia. Disclaimer: All of the free movies found on this website are hosted on third-party servers that are freely available to watch online on Top Movies for all internet users. Any legal issues regarding the free online movies on this website should be taken up with the actual file hosts themselves.

An EverQuest Guide Gets Greek On Players' Asses Online gamers are the most ludicrously entitled beings since Caligula made his horse a senator, and at least the horse never said anything stupid. I don't say that as an insult; I say it with plenty of self-depreciating love. Hell, almost everyone at Cracked is an online gamer, including me. But there are entitled gamers, and then there are ENTITLED gamers. EverQuest had an overflow of the latter, so they employed 'Guide' characters to deal with them. Unfortunately, giving special powers to someone and then ensuring they are exposed to some of the world's most obnoxious gamers turned out to be a better recipe for supervillainy than.

The Ultima Online Ecto-Containment Unit Slimes are how designers tell RPG players to screw themselves. 'We know you're going to play anyway, loser, so if you want enemies we put effort into, you can just level up.' But years ago, it used to be standard for slimes to split any time you hit them.

This is a bigger problem than you might think. It allowed game designers to get away with an impressive amount of laziness by occupying more of your time with the most boring type of enemy. Plus you had to deal with the psychologically crippling realization that your heroic blows were just the foreplay in the slime reproductive cycle, and that you were probably more sexually involved with the amorphous blobs in a video game than you were with any real person. 'Sorry, was this getting in the way of all the oral sex you were having? Didn't think so.' And then one day, slimes in Ultima Online stopped splitting. You probably assumed game designers had decided to challenge themselves, if you noticed the change and know nothing about game designers.