I just want to say that as much as I love writing and learning how to steer my articles aimed at the readers! I've done my part in researching, exploring and posting articles at my articles towards the auidence.

I decided to play all my cards and make desicions on how well I'll can focus people's attention on what they're really doing. With the Internet, think of it as a telephone line and you have to communicate and hit the right buttons. It's getting a bit too much, while I can cope with pressure, it's nice to know that my auidence are a bunch of fucking 28 year old crybabies that I have to babysit.

So this is all the bitching I'm going to do.

I've personally PM one of the worst bloggers that I feel have the WORST articles among all the bloggers on this website. Mandifesto, prope

My Tribute to the PS2: Goodbye Beautiful

 

Goodbye Beautiful. 

You lived so long it must be your time. You are the last of your kind right now, while your competators died the day their successors arrived, you kept on living. "A decade and beyond" you say, "I can still push one more" is what you are telling me, but your time is up.

I had great times with you and upon my youth you were my foundation. You brought me great entertainment from rolling up random objects and living things in Katamari Damacy, to fighting breathtaking collossi in Shadow of the Collosus.  You really had everything I loved. FPS, Real-time strategy, adventure, RPG, Racing, Sports, Music, Comedy..etc.  Everything about you was beautiful. Your games had amazing graphics and wonderful depth and design. You made me think outside the box, push my boundaries and brought out my imagination like no other.

 

Yet it is time for me to step into the new generation where everything seems so foreign to me. People starting using terms like casual and hardcore gaming. I am confused with where I fit in. Everyone is telling each other "Your console is not made for me&qu

I've been away from MMOsite and started a new project that about browser-based games.

I'm happy these days be with you all. Anyway I'm still in this company and watching MMOsite to grow bigger.

And if you are interested in browser-based games, please wait in patient and I'll tell u if it's online.

Thx for all your supports. 

Project lead and programmer Travis Baldree recently wrote a goodbye letter to the MMORPG's beta test community as he prepared to depart from Flagship. Here reads part of Travis' letter:

Well, it's an interesting few days here for all of us. It's just been killing me not to post until now, but I really needed to wait until some things were settled and announced. As you may or may not know Flagship Studios laid off almost all employees effective friday - you should be able to see the press release in the Announcements. Now, on the face of it, that really does sound like the end of Mythos as we know it - but we have a tight-knit team that feels like family and hopes to stick together. Unfortunately, I can't speak at any real length about our immediate plans just yet - but let's say that we hope to have you back up and Beta testing for us in one way or another sometime soon.

I'm sad to hear this news. We consider Flagship's hellgate: london as a failure, that's because we gave to much hope to this game. We believed it's a great game and compare it with diablo3. It's unfair indeed.

Anyway, hope they can survive and continue their work, best wishes to Flagship!