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I know a lot people in RL, some adore RPG, some just like it and some can't stand a thought about that genre.
At first I thought those who can't stand the genre have a language barrier problem. Yea… But then, it can't be true. They do speak (read) the language fine. So it's not that.
But if it's not that, what is? What's so complicated in RPG to enjoy it?
And why those same people play Candy Crush Saga, Sims Freeplay, Flappy Bird and all those things I find utterly dull, boring and annoying?
Maybe the reason is a certain algae virus found in humans.
http://newsroom.unl.edu/releases/20...archers+identify+DNA+of+algae+virus+in+humans
If any of this is true, the medicine will develop a treatment in next few years.
And after that… Since noone will buy their boredom-o-rama any more, EA will go bankrupt.
At first I thought those who can't stand the genre have a language barrier problem. Yea… But then, it can't be true. They do speak (read) the language fine. So it's not that.
But if it's not that, what is? What's so complicated in RPG to enjoy it?
And why those same people play Candy Crush Saga, Sims Freeplay, Flappy Bird and all those things I find utterly dull, boring and annoying?
Maybe the reason is a certain algae virus found in humans.
http://newsroom.unl.edu/releases/20...archers+identify+DNA+of+algae+virus+in+humans
The researchers, whose paper appeared Oct. 27 in Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, found DNA resembling that of an algae-native chlorovirus while taking throat swabs from healthy subjects during a study on cognitive functioning.
Once subjects completed the original study's cognitive assessments, the researchers also discovered that those participants carrying DNA of the chlorovirus — Acanthocystis turfacea chlorella virus 1, or ATCV-1 — performed measurably worse than those without it on tests of visual processing and spatial orientation.
If any of this is true, the medicine will develop a treatment in next few years.
And after that… Since noone will buy their boredom-o-rama any more, EA will go bankrupt.
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