Pookin fo nub.


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Summary: A long newspaper article about how two players fell in love and are now together after playing on the MMO World Of Warcraft [you might have heard of it, if not its rated 2nd best MMO ]


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Summary: A long newspaper article about how two players fell in love and are now together after playing on the MMO World Of Warcraft [you might have heard of it, if not its rated 2nd best MMO ]
So..... two people met in an online game and then in real life?
And the NY Times has just noticed this?


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So..... two people met in an online game and then in real life?
And the NY Times has just noticed this?
Yep. A bit behind. My ex-wife and I met in this very game. That was so long ago that she's now my ex-wife.


 

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I think you mean Wookin' pa nub?
Came here to say exactly that. Glad I'm not the only one.


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Yep. A bit behind. My ex-wife and I met in this very game. That was so long ago that she's now my ex-wife.
Was it Enhancement Diversification that did it? It claimed so many. CURSES!


 

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Not news for me either; my wife and I met in original EQ back in 2004, and we married in 2007. So far, it's been "Happy ever after"!


 

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So..... two people met in an online game and then in real life?
And the NY Times has just noticed this?
There is no love in NY. This kind of thing takes them by surprise out there.


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Maybe I'm jaded from the constant reminders that many of our players here are couples who met in-game, but this really does strike me as sort of old news.


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It's a strange phenomenon, the media's obsession with branding things that we've been doing in the MMO-sphere for years as "new" and "cutting edge". To this day I'm still amazed at people who refer to Community Management as a "new" career path.

I think it's pretty neat that we all consider this old news at this point. We're just so darned progressive .


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Wait till they find out about facebook.


 

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Wait till they find out about facebook.
They'll discover MySpace first. It's the wave of the future!


 

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Wait till they find out about facebook.
Ok, that made me lol.


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Hmmm... this whole "internet" thing might be more than just a fad. Who knew?


 

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I think you mean Wookin' pa nub?



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Yep. A bit behind. My ex-wife and I met in this very game. That was so long ago that she's now my ex-wife.
Can I have her global?

>.>

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Can I have her global?
Okay, now THAT is code.


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I think you mean Wookin' pa nub?
In all da wong places.


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Yep. A bit behind. My ex-wife and I met in this very game. That was so long ago that she's now my ex-wife.
My current partner started playing CoH through a friend and gave me his account. I heard of WoW, got an account and hated it. I gave him my WoW account.

I think I came out on top here, especially with the second account he's also paying for (needed a market/PL/PvP toon account).


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It's a strange phenomenon, the media's obsession with branding things that we've been doing in the MMO-sphere for years as "new" and "cutting edge". To this day I'm still amazed at people who refer to Community Management as a "new" career path.

I think it's pretty neat that we all consider this old news at this point. We're just so darned progressive .
Most of what happens in MMOs on a social level have direct analogues already.

But now, instead of going out and joining Moose Lodge #12345, throwing tupperware parties, joining a bowling league, or running for local office, gamers get together to bash evildoer.

And community support? New? Where have they been for the last 50+ years? Yes, you're a somewhat newer form of customer rep. But even the idea of a community management position has been around nearly 20+ years, if not longer. Even in the pre-public internet days of AOL/Compuserve there were community management positions.

MMOs are simply one more social venue in which to meet people. Like going to a rock concert where everyone has superpowers.

I think part of the dissonance they (the news media) are experiencing is due to the reportage of internet addiction, and the whole "jobless guy living in his mom's basement" image. That and some attempts to paint the net as a den if pervs, rapists, psychopathic weirdos, and sexual deviants (so why would a Good Girl/Guy waste their time?).



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