Post by Junpei on Nov 18, 2006 13:28:41 GMT -5
Celebrate Your World
We can all certainly remember the days before. In those dark and miserable times our lives were all plagued by the dystopian regime which ruled over all. Then one way or another we came across that wonderful product known as Draem.Flie from Cyberplex Games. To some of us it was a pick-up buy. Something cheap and easily fun; that delivered us temporarily from the plagues that assailed us. It may have even captured our interests because it was one of the extremely few products not from the Urcorporations. To others of us, we never saw the game until that fateful day when the insect-like emblem appeared on our computer monitors and an invitation so strange that we couldn’t help but follow the hyperlink to our own credit accounts filled with money that had not been there before. Then following the instructions given to us we purchased the game and began to play.
Such is how each of us discovered this escape from the Dark Cities of OZ. Truly little did any of us expect the wonderful-strange events that would follow…To each gaze upon images of that orb and its fringed ribbons as we slumbered in our each equally oppressive beds, only to awaken in the world we had logged into so many times was a shaking experience. Had we fallen asleep playing? Were we still dreaming? What had occurred?
Welcome to the world of Broken Karma
We can all certainly remember the days before. In those dark and miserable times our lives were all plagued by the dystopian regime which ruled over all. Then one way or another we came across that wonderful product known as Draem.Flie from Cyberplex Games. To some of us it was a pick-up buy. Something cheap and easily fun; that delivered us temporarily from the plagues that assailed us. It may have even captured our interests because it was one of the extremely few products not from the Urcorporations. To others of us, we never saw the game until that fateful day when the insect-like emblem appeared on our computer monitors and an invitation so strange that we couldn’t help but follow the hyperlink to our own credit accounts filled with money that had not been there before. Then following the instructions given to us we purchased the game and began to play.
Such is how each of us discovered this escape from the Dark Cities of OZ. Truly little did any of us expect the wonderful-strange events that would follow…To each gaze upon images of that orb and its fringed ribbons as we slumbered in our each equally oppressive beds, only to awaken in the world we had logged into so many times was a shaking experience. Had we fallen asleep playing? Were we still dreaming? What had occurred?
Welcome to the world of Broken Karma
