Yes, those evil fiends we like to call studio executives are once again wasting their $4.3 billion record summer booty so they can spend their woeful days running writers babies through blenders to squeeze more money out of them are making a movie based on an RPG (Role Playing Game) and for whatever reason, they choose the one that isn't the most popular of the bunch to spend their coin on.
Because I don't play, don't like, and know nothing about MMORPGs (don't ask what it means or you'll turn into one of them) I simply present you with this picture of Boston pitcher Curt Shilling playing EverQuest.
Click on the picture to see a larger version, or read about this sad, yet amusing event at Variety. The only good news for us is that the guy who adapted 300 into a script has been hired to turn EverQuest into a film. The bad news is this poor guy's career is just going to tank once the studios realize for the 500th time that people who play games like this don't go outside, much less go to the theater to socialize with their friends.
The vast majority of people have a simple concept of stealing—somebody has something and after the theft they don’t have it any more. Downloading music is not regarded by the vast majority of people as theft because nobody has been deprived of anything tangible. When you steal an actual CD--the CD is gone.
thnax Something that everybody seems to forget is that you just need to look back at history and you will so that it has all been done before. Look at EverQuest, it is still going strong with the same game play from the past. Does anybody think that it really matters. catrina EQ2 Plat
I'm not sure I have any idea what you're talking about. I mean on the one hand you're arguing for intellectual property theft which is ridiculous and immature, but this story didn't mention piracy and is nearly two years old.
Your link at the end of the comment is blank, so I'm guessing you're just a spammer.
May 21, 2009 9:41 AM | Reply
thnax
Something that everybody seems to forget is that you just need to look back at history and you will so that it has all been done before. Look at EverQuest, it is still going strong with the same game play from the past. Does anybody think that it really matters.
catrina
EQ2 Plat
May 21, 2009 10:21 AM | Reply
Your link at the end of the comment is blank, so I'm guessing you're just a spammer.
Good job.