Trust me, once you try it, you'll never play anything else again...

http://www.gamespot.com/gamespot/features/all/gamespotting/071103minusworld/1.html

Yea, I tried that, didn't like it too much...

I disagree, UncleDave. I've been playing that one for quite some time but still find the need to augment it with other types of MMORPGs.

I did quite good in it though...I attained the rank of 'area manager', amased a _small_ fortune, successfully used the 'marriage' function and raised two n00bs.

I experienced most of the 'leisure' activities that the game has to offer and have been to a lot of the locations in the game that have appealed to me.

It is quite good but I think Vendetta may give it a run for it's money!

I dunno, I found it to get really tedious after a while...

I think it's buggy. I found one just a few hours ago. Every day my client randomly shuts down for a few hours, only to restart about 7 hours later. Somebody should contact Real Life's devs.

I totally and completely suck at that game...

The community is a bunch of assholes. Thumb's down from me.

I agree with SL, Real Life is pretty weak. Too many characters, no plot and is really slow.

Super awesome! 4 and a half thumbs up! I can't get enough of it!

Right now I'm trying to beat this "College 2.0" expansion pack.

Have any of your tried "Outside 3.0?" I hear it's really good.

Woo first pk. :P

"Venio, video, vinco"? Blah, doesn't sound as good... :P

That was already posted a year or 2 ago...

Ok, heres a real one. www.conqueronline.com

Which would translate into:
"I come. I see. I conquer."

You're right, it doesn't sound as good as the original...

-rc

Wouldn't that translate into: "I came, I saw, I conquered"?

Isn't that quote what Julius Caesar said and it meant the translation I gave?

Nope. The original quote by Caesar was this: "Veni. Vidi. Vici.". Those are the perfect indicitive first person singular forms of the verbs. Which means it translates to "I came. I saw. I conquered.". Now, the quote that was posted earlier is the present indicitive first person singular, meaning it translates into "I come. I see. I conquer."

Don't mess with my Latin III skills. :p

-rc

Bah, Latin II here... -.-

/me hates Latin. I can read a passage and get a good, general idea of what's being said, but I can't translate word-for-word, which is a problem.

PS That game looks cool, they need to port it to Mac.

Heh, likely the problem you're having translating word for word is that you can't. For example:

English: The soldier came home hating war.
Latin: Militis domi sui venit non amans bellum.

Militis = The soldier
domi sui = to his [own] home
venit = he/she/it came
non amans = not liking
bellum = war

You see the problem? :p

Post script: sorry for any grammatical errors, I just knocked this sentence out in about 5 seconds, and I don't feel like looking up the chapter on participles to make sure I have that right.

-rc