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[URL]http://microsites.igngamespy.com/axe/mojo_master/[/URL]
[URL]http://microsites.igngamespy.com/axe/mojo_master/[/URL]
The middle one looks like the girl from one of the Bond games.
There's a whole online community dedicated to online fetish(es?), sexual interactions etc. with polygons in Second Life.
There's a whole online community dedicated to online fetish(es?), sexual interactions etc. with polygons in Second Life.
The whole thing comes across as 'male players trying to be the best at pulling AI characters'.
That's just bad, even if the game isn't actually like that - that's how the ads come across.
That's just bad, even if the game isn't actually like that - that's how the ads come across.
Ah... pulling's not so hard after all. It's just like an RPG... use moves to bring down her "indifferance meter" leaving her defenceless...
Ofcourse, you have to use moves of the right natural element depending on her type, and you need to power these moves up with the correctly aligned "bling" and "gear"...
[URL]http://www.mojomastergame.com/htdocs/Tips.aspx[/URL]
:-D
Ofcourse, you have to use moves of the right natural element depending on her type, and you need to power these moves up with the correctly aligned "bling" and "gear"...
[URL]http://www.mojomastergame.com/htdocs/Tips.aspx[/URL]
:-D
I actually gave it a go.
It's Yugio/Pokémon cards meets the world of dating.
You play certain move "cards" with a certain "element".
Thing is, it's been programmed in a weird way so even the tutorial level requires you to be connected to the internet at all times.
Although I am, my Uni network must have some kind of firewall that stops most of the "signal" from getting through, so there's lag between you choosing an option and the "next bit" happening, which can be anything up to 10 mins...
It could possibly be fun otherwise.
I might give another go when I get back home to a proper connection.
It's Yugio/Pokémon cards meets the world of dating.
You play certain move "cards" with a certain "element".
Thing is, it's been programmed in a weird way so even the tutorial level requires you to be connected to the internet at all times.
Although I am, my Uni network must have some kind of firewall that stops most of the "signal" from getting through, so there's lag between you choosing an option and the "next bit" happening, which can be anything up to 10 mins...
It could possibly be fun otherwise.
I might give another go when I get back home to a proper connection.