They say in the game that even though you own it, you'd still have to let tours through and maintain it for the sake of national pride and historical preservation. It could put a damper on those all night parties, or the LARP I would definitely have there.
That would really get a person to focus on the games they played best, wouldn't it.
Yea, GPAs and such. I'm trying to post a high score in Networking and Information Technology Management at the moment.
Not I. I wonder if it uses a lot of data?
Just 1 mil and I could breathe easy for once.
I'm like Sat-Mon for paid work and then school work M-F mostly in the mornings. I gotta get more paid work soon, can't do school forever.
I used to think I'd like doing school forever, but after a year of it, I think I'd rather work and do school on the side. There's nothing like putting your skills into actual practice. That's where it gives you real satisfaction.
My online classes are a bit like games. I have labs where I manipulate equipment in virtual office spaces and on CG buildings. They aren't particularly entertaining. Simulations are fine for the classroom. Any other game mechanics will just distract you from learning anything, I think.
The idea that you can have fun and learn something at the same time is probably bogus. It's like something a teacher says to get you to do the homework.
I'd like to hear that.
Well, I heard today on IGN's Podcast Unlocked that Fortnight has been giving away a lot of prize money. That got me thinking that, in the future, we could all just play games and win money to live. Since the robots will do everything anyway, we could just enjoy ourselves and get a living wage at the same time, or even more money, if we wanted to be really good. We could change the whole economy to be based on game skills instead of all those supposedly useful ones. Could happen.
I you rent it play past the first 3 or 4 hours. It can be a bit slow at first and linear but then it totally opens up.
