Not WoWed?

Ten million gamers can be wrong. How World of Warcraft has turned the nerd into the bully.

Do you know what I love about this story, other than the fact that it's edgy and gives another perspective (which by the way is fantasti) of the phenomenon that is World of Warcraft? That this perspective is written by a fiesty beautiful brilliant redhead who perhaps in a trivia off could pan out to be a bigger geek than I am. Which is crazy impressive, clearly. That being said, here is Liana K's article for Gaming Excellence on how she's not Wowed. [ Not WoWed ]

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[AmbroseKalifornia]

Aw, Christie, you'll always be our favorite feisty, beautiful, brilliant, redhead geek queen of the internets. She might have a slave bikini, but I'm holding out for some long-awaited Scarlett pics!

Interesting article, and one of the many reason I won't play WoW, despite being offered money to play. I've always been an angry little jerk; that why I play games BY MY SELF. That's why lonely gamers are lonely gamers in the first place. If I wanted friends to play with me I'd run a 3rd Edition Vampire: The Masquerade campaign and offer free munchies. I'd be up to my eyeballs in losers like myself. But I don't. I spend all my time reading alone, gaming alone, interneting alone, and making 90% of my interaction with the outside world through e-mails and MySpace.

Still, I've always hoped MMORPGs could be better than they are. "Hope is the worst of evils, for it prolongs the torments of man."

I wonder if I'll cave and play the Marvel MMO?

And I've never met any nice girls who like slash.

[AmbroseKalifornia]

P.S. I'm glad you're not dead.