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But when I came here, here was there.

Guess where i am now.

Google ---> MMORPG 2D

Erazer (fr) wrote:Google ---> MMORPG 2D

same here.

pacman -Ss mmorpg

Ubuntu, Synaptic search for MMORPG.

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Is that where everyone is coming from? Geez..

Hades1 wrote:Is that where everyone is coming from? Geez..

whats wrong with that?

Just the minor fact people are only getting introduced to the game through a software connection.

Hades1 wrote:Just the minor fact people are only getting introduced to the game through a software connection.

Better than not at all, and its a good thing that we have a steady connection with new players. What do you want, some massive TV and interwebs campaign? For a game that is still in alpha?

That would be a lot better, yes.

I read about it in a Linux magazine that did a small piece on Linux games at B&N but don't recall which magazine..

I suppose I should answer this at last ...

There was a time when I was bored so I installed every interesting-looking game in the "Games" category in ubuntu, especially RPGs. Then I didn't play it because it required logging in. But eventually I came and actually tried it, did all the quests except "collect 50 bones", mostly on my own but occasionally fighting snakes with a couple of other people.

Then I went away for a while, then came back, did all the new quests (skills, yeti, ...)

Then I got frustrated with some of the quests, got into development and haven't bothered to keep up with all the new quests (graveyard expansion, etc.)

I heard about this game on http://happypenguin.org/
It appears in goplay! list as well on debian.