Doodle Army 2: Online

[Khamous]

Originally Posted by undeadcow

Seriously this discussion might be a good chance to examine our dependency on trivial things like video games or internet, even thrashy fiction. What's the most important things in life? A week without the internet or power is a chance to re-examine your priorities and get in touch with reality. I'm just as guilty as everyone else but in this world there's got to be something more meaningful that colored pixels. Doodle Army should be a tool for self-awareness not a substitute for it.

Deep. And also v true. Indeed the 1st days were a pain, but now I've got back to reading, going out to jog, exercising, watching movies, sleeping more, etc. so it is a nice change of pace.

[undeadcow]

Doodle Army could use a scifi themed facelift.

Originally Posted by Khamous

Deep. And also v true. Indeed the 1st days were a pain, but now I've got back to reading, going out to jog, exercising, watching movies, sleeping more, etc. so it is a nice change of pace.

Terminator and The Matrix have taught me many things; not the least of which is that we must remain masters rather than slaves to technology.

[nfong]

Originally Posted by undeadcow

Doodle Army could use a scifi themed facelift.

Heh, I can picture an alien themed DA level

[burn]

Originally Posted by undeadcow

Seriously this discussion might be a good chance to examine our dependency on trivial things like video games or internet, even thrashy fiction. What's the most important things in life? A week without the internet or power is a chance to re-examine your priorities and get in touch with reality. I'm just as guilty as everyone else but in this world there's got to be something more meaningful that colored pixels. Doodle Army should be a tool for self-awareness not a substitute for it.

Now you're talking. Technology is great when used as a supplement to real life. Kids these days that have their heads stuck in electronic devices are missing so much of the world around them. It's just sad, really.

[undeadcow]

Originally Posted by burn

Now you're talking. Technology is great when used as a supplement to real life. Kids these days that have their heads stuck in electronic devices are missing so much of the world around them. It's just sad, really.

Balance is very important, too much of anything is bad especially when the diversion becomes a substiute. It would be interesting if Chad's next game ended up being an ironic parody showcasing the obsessive lengths society has gone in chasing fluffy microbits. No one wants to play the fat guy character who sluggishly chases Doodle Army opponents unable to rocket or be of much use but in reality that is what is becoming of us. Impotence.

[nfong]

Originally Posted by undeadcow

Balance is very important, too much of anything is bad especially when the diversion becomes a substiute. It would be interesting if Chad's next game ended up being an ironic parody showcasing the obsessive lengths society has gone in chasing fluffy microbits. No one wants to play the fat guy character who sluggishly chases Doodle Army opponents unable to rocket or be of much use but in reality that is what is becoming of us. Impotence.

How do you come up with all these crazy ideas? Lol.

[melvin2898]

BOOM Headshot!

[Khamous]

Originally Posted by undeadcow

Doodle Army could use a scifi themed facelift.



Terminator and The Matrix have taught me many things; not the least of which is that we must remain masters rather than slaves to technology.

Oooor... That everything is a lie!!

But yeah, I'm marathoning the huger games trilogy, started Sunday and I'm already on 1/3 of the 3rd book, because I had to work today . Will probably finish it tomorrow.

[xbeta]

Originally Posted by burn

Now you're talking. Technology is great when used as a supplement to real life. Kids these days that have their heads stuck in electronic devices are missing so much of the world around them. It's just sad, really.

It's real. Definitely agree.

[SHAZOW]

I have seen it to the point when his/her bedroom actually looks like a "man cave"....

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