Well, that pretty much explains why 0bama is in office today! When he gives Gamers the right to vote on-line, that's the end of a Republican ever winning anything, ever again.

A person dressed as a character from the game World of Warcraft gets fitted at Comic Con in New York last Friday.
2 posted on
02/11/2009 7:22:44 AM PST by
Diana in Wisconsin
(Save The Earth. It's The Only Planet With Chocolate.)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
Oh yeah, right!
A bunch of teenagers group their orcs around where my avatar appears and beats my brand new character to death with battle hammers as soon as I appear.
That's great citizenship alright.
Jerks.
3 posted on
02/11/2009 7:26:13 AM PST by
End Times Sentinel
(In Memory of my Dear Friend Henry Lee II)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
Let me understand. The people who want these youth to vote ONLINE are the same people who think ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES are rigged?
Sorry for shouting, this just upsets me. More erosion of our democracy.
4 posted on
02/11/2009 7:28:58 AM PST by
thecodont
To: Diana in Wisconsin
Never become emotionally attached to your Avatar....
5 posted on
02/11/2009 7:29:05 AM PST by
Badeye
(There are no 'great moments' in Moderate Political History. Only losses.)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
7 posted on
02/11/2009 7:32:42 AM PST by
knews_hound
(I for one welcome our new Insect overlords!)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
Well, I disagree. My conservative/Libertarian son didn’t really develop an interest in reading until he had to read Mario Bros. to win the game. Since then, over the years, much of what he has read has been related in some way to video games, whether it’s technology, story line, or whatever. They’ve already shown that both surgeons and pilots benefit from video game technology, and when I was at Camp Lejeune three years ago, the Marines who gave me the tour had multiple video game/sim centers that they said had greatly improved their Command and Control of their officers.
8 posted on
02/11/2009 7:33:14 AM PST by
LS
("Castles made of sand, fall in the sea . . . eventually." (Hendrix))
To: Diana in Wisconsin
Steinkuehler quoted Will Wright, who said in a Wired magazine story that gamers' mind-set means they "treat the world as a place for creation, not consumption." Hmm. Chinese people working for little money produce something which I trade real US dollars to get to keep me from having to work at it. Yep, that's really different from the real world.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=chinese+gold+farming&btnG=Search
10 posted on
02/11/2009 7:41:21 AM PST by
KarlInOhio
(On 9/11 Israel mourned with us while the Palestinians danced in the streets. Who should we support?)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
“For the uninitiated, she showed some of the “chaotic and complicated” World of Warcraft, which even has its own virtual economy dealing with the things necessary to succeed in the game.
She explained how game players she studied collaboratively use scientific problem-solving techniques to succeed in World of Warcraft.”
That's what I keep telling my wife...to no avail, however....
Ilthbran
80 Night Elf Assassination Rogue
Duskwood
1800 dps
12 posted on
02/11/2009 7:57:04 AM PST by
scottdeus12
(Jesus is real, whether you believe in Him or not.)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
Sure, Proffessor, but what about spelling? Can the games create better spellers?
The bottom line is that WoW needs more spelling-based side quests.
To: raven92876
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