Americans outsource gold farming to chinese

[GT98]

I've never heard of A Tale In The Desert, but I'll never play an MMORPG as long as I'm not absolutely sure I won't get addicted again. And when I read your description, I thought "why not devote all this time and energy to change something in your real life instead, where it really matters?".

Because games are fun!

[schmosef]

So is life if manage to figure out how to play correctly!

I'm still working on that... It's my new year's resolution.

[GNEP]

I've been playing a bit of EVE online over the last few months with a RL mate - and am really enjoying it. I was totally into Elite when I was young, and so love the utter open-endedness of it, along with the training system whereby it carries on training skills when you aren't playing. So you don't have to play lots to compete. Also the player-driven economy and industrial side appeals to my financial/engineering brain along with my healty obsession with sci-fi. All in all, despite not having tried other online games I'm happy with this. And it's not too addictive