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PMOG: the Passively Multiplayer Online Game
Zombiemambo
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PMOG is an interesting little game, and rather than try to explain the concept I'll quote the website:
And example of something you might see in the "game:"
Unfortunately, it's only in beta phase, but you can sign up here. You can keep an eye on development on the main PMOG site, as well as this one. Hopefully, when the game comes out, we can establish a PA community. I imagine that just on these forums themselves we could have a lot of fun.
PMOG is an infinite game built on individual network histories, transforming our web surfing into ongoing social play. With a game head-up display in Firefox, players can bomb each other, wage war over web sites, and lead other users on web missions. Ordinary web sites become caches for items and currency. PMOG fuses an MMO into our WWW.
PMOG stands for Passively Multiplayer Online Game. Players play without playing; clicking around the internet turns into experience points and currency. A battle between Order and Chaos rages online, between people tagging and people spamming; this game gives people the weapons they need to wage that war in real-time in their browsers.
This unconventional massively multiplayer online game merges your web life with an alternate, hidden reality. The mundane takes on a layer of fantastic achievement. Player behavior generates characters and alliances, triggers interactions in the environment, and earns the player points to spend online beefing up their inventory. Suddenly the internet is not a series of untouchable exhibits, but a hackable, rewarding environment.
PMOG is a Firefox extension, a free plug-in for the popular web browser. The extension follows players as they surf the web, sending game data to the pmog.com server. There, our Ruby on Rails backend parses player profiles and rules to encourage playful annotation of the web at large. The items, missions and traps are embedded on URLs and revealed to the player as they surf.
And example of something you might see in the "game:"
[...] the "St. Nick" - one player attaches it to another player; if the second player does a malicious online deed, the St. Nick will prevent them from their evil deed and trigger instead an adverse reaction. Think of it as a revenge tool for good-natured people.
Unfortunately, it's only in beta phase, but you can sign up here. You can keep an eye on development on the main PMOG site, as well as this one. Hopefully, when the game comes out, we can establish a PA community. I imagine that just on these forums themselves we could have a lot of fun.
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I got all excited, then disappointed
3ds friend code: 2981-6032-4118
I'm not really sure what I'm doing yet, though.
You can sign up for beta... I signed up, cool concept.
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3ds friend code: 2981-6032-4118
Lags firefox real bad every once in a while(like, for a few seconds... but its getting better)
Also, have no idea what to do
3ds friend code: 2981-6032-4118
I have two. ^_^
Then those people can invite.
Then THOSE people can invite.
You can see where I'm going with this.
You're going to need to PM me an email address.
If anyone else is interested, just shout and I'll sign them up.
I don't think you can invite in the first week of play, so I'd be happy to bring people in until then.
You're going to need to PM me an email address.
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No, I'm sure it does store them somewhere(since you only get points for visiting a website the first time each day) but its not available to view as far as I know.
Naked orange-haired cartoon babes, by any chance? Ones that don't need salt?
I'm gonna wait for some feedback on this before signing up. Once I'm reasonably assured it's at least worth an install and won't broadcast my, um, tastes in erotica to the world, I'll give it a go.
From what they say, they do store them but delete them every (week/month, I can't remember exactly). This is only to stop you spamming the same sites for currency.
Invites sent. Enjoy!
Just obsessively click the "Stumble" button.
I don't think it's actually supposed to be really balanced or anything, it's just something fun to do while browsing the web.
more or less
You're levelling while doing something that you would usually do anyway. The interaction can be as minimal as you want. I think you need to do a total of about 25 missions to get to maximum level, each taking at most a minute each and are basically browsing the internet in themselves.