Looks like a crossover of the matrix and starwars...

A lot of people swears by mmog's as the future but I don't really see what
the hype is about...
I played some of them now, but none of them were really any good...
Most of them gives you a string of very uninteractive, repetitive, short, no
suprise, no twist, nobrainer type things which you're more or less forced to
do to keep current with all the other players and after a while it just gets
tedious and boring. Bring this, kill this, shoot that, and repeat until you
puke... And sometimes these things aren't even available; if it's all pvp
(player vs player), and then lag and unintuitive gameplay gets you down
eventually and usually very fast... You're much better off playing another
3d shooter... And if the game has the "quests" but no pvp it just gets even
worse because there's no outlet for your efforts, and if it does has pvp,
you often have way too much to lose so you hang in the safe zones and just
do the repetitive things...
If you don't do the repetitive things or don't do them at the pace of the
average player or better, you get horribly behind and can't compete with
them, especially in pvp, and that's just like losing...
Imagine all the NPC's in fallout suddenly were leveling with skills and
traits just like you, as you played... All of a sudden you have to do stuff
as fast or faster than them or you'll just get behind and eventually unable
to catch up... The result? You die.
In Fallout you'd simply load a recent save game and then that's out of the
world, try again or do something else till you're better able. Some mmog's
combats this with amazingly ridiculous solutions, such as letting you get
back what you lost when you die and other silly sh.t... And those that
doesn't, makes you cry when you lose it all... Life's tough, buy a freakin
helmet...
And heavens forbid you joined the game 6 months after the release because
you'll NEVER catch up - Prepare to die, noob...
You have to deal with more than just psychopathic players too.. lag death...
crash death... bug deaths... exploits deaths... you think fallout had many
bugs? Try an mmog and you'll see what "many bugs" really means...
You can't contact support, because exploits resulting in loss are taking up
most of their time and fuckwits with numnut requests and questions are
taking up the rest... But then again, why would you want to? You'll just add
to the 2 week queue of "sorry nothing we can do" answers...

If you don't leave the game despite all this, it's almost always because you
made friends that you don't want to lose touch with. Not exactly the idea
you get before you start and you regret you ever started eventually...

Recently, former BIS employee John Reiley said on a gamebanshee.com
interview: "Online gaming is, in my opinion, the way of the future."
That kind of stuck to my head...
In my opinion it's just the commercial game publishers wet dream of constant
and increasing revenue through monthly payments and the ease of only ever
having to work on "one" game, as we all know it's somewhat easier to do just
one success than doing many. But instead of telling people a well thought
out story with twists and intrigue or display wonders of art they are
playing with peoples addictions using the least complications possible. And
if the hook fails they rely on the feelings that are created in the
community until they can implement a new addiction.

okay... I'm bored...