Ironic isn't it?

[metadigital]

I think the original poster is saying that in a crpg the world is flat, but with the illusion of being a sphere.

That's my take, too.

[Laozi]

I think he's trying to make an analogy between people thinking the Earth is flat, and people getting to wrapped up in a game's world.

 

Why this is ironic, I don't know.

 

Bingo. It is Ironic because what people in the past thought to be fact wasn't, reguarding the Earth, Sun Or Being the center of the Univers to the point it got some Scientist who descovered the truth burned at the stake. While the opposite is true at least meddaforicly for this people playing more posificly MMORGs online to the point thay kill them selfs because there hole life was built around that world & when like they lost all there eqipment, weapons, & even there characters finlly thay just had no grip on the reality around them at that point & even further example is people I know neglect there children, wives & even the conceped of taking out the trash. So you can now see that even though thay think the world in witch thay live in, is the same as the world thay lived in befor where the Earth is a sphere the Earth gos around the Sun & the Earth is not the center of the Galixie untile thay incounter some bug that sends them falling through the maps, as thay fall through space thay can now see that there world is flat & the sun dose go around the planet or world thay now live. While at the sametime the MMORG they are comsumed by has infact become the center of there galixie...

 

 

 

Theres those spelling errors you were looking for Hurlshot, Pop.

[Reinoc]

Who would've thought ... it figures

[Hurlshort]

Traffic jam, when you're already late...

[Krookie]

I think he's trying to make an analogy between people thinking the Earth is flat, and people getting to wrapped up in a game's world.

 

Why this is ironic, I don't know.

While the opposite is true at least meddaforicly for this people playing more posificly MMORGs online to the point thay kill them selfs because there hole

 

What?!

[Musopticon?]

Metaphorically.

[Krookie]

Oh, I see.

[Walsingham]

Meddaforicly, ya putz. Foggedaboudit.

[Krookie]

I think he's trying to make an analogy between people thinking the Earth is flat, and people getting to wrapped up in a game's world.

 

Why this is ironic, I don't know.

While the opposite is true at least meddaforicly for this people playing more posificly MMORGs online to the point thay kill them selfs because there hole

 

What?!

[Dark_Raven]

Meddaforicly, ya putz. Foggedaboudit.

Bloody Brits for always changing English at a whim.

[Walsingham]

"You bloody limeys! Can't you take anything seriously?"

 

- Comment by LCT captain to my grandfather after being offered five pounds to take them back to barracks, Normandy landings.

[Guard Dog]

Meddaforicly, ya putz. Foggedaboudit.

Bloody Brits for always changing English at a whim.

No kidding, they act like they think THEY invented the language or something.

[Jorian Drake]

Meddaforicly, ya putz. Foggedaboudit.

Bloody Brits for always changing English at a whim.

No kidding, they act like they think THEY invented the language or something.

saxons-vikings-normans-celts-romans-brits-french people did (and those 'brits' arent 'these' brits)

 

 

...so the only truly remaining culture from the list of creators is the french one

[Musopticon?]

And the Dutch. You can blame the inconsistent spelling to Dutch printing presses in the 17th century, also: Great Vowel Shift.

 

And Celts have suprisingly little to do with modern English.