It would have been nice to watch if the music wasn’t so sad or the situation wasn’t so grim. I don’t think the cat was really giving CPR but it looks like it anyway.
It would have been nice to watch if the music wasn’t so sad or the situation wasn’t so grim. I don’t think the cat was really giving CPR but it looks like it anyway.

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Have you every played an online role playing game? How about a massive multiplayer game? I guess the young (or were young) has heard of Ragnarok that addicted a whole lot of Pinoys. Other MMORPGs that Pinoys have been playing for nearly a decade count MU, Tantra, RFonline or casual one’s like O2, Audition, Oz and the like.
Somehow, with all those games, the developers and distributors can’t seem to please any player. Questions fly to mind. What does go behind the “server”? How do developers cook up their events? And how supportive are technical support? Every MMORPG player have grim tales to tell yet only one webcomic has dared to answer these questions.
It’s a funny webcomic about a kid who bought a game called Clichequest. The Noob Comic spins a tale of character creation, game mechanics and events and the kooky minds of the “devs” (developers) and players themselves. I just love it!