Posted on 2008 under Misc., Gaming, Blogging, News Story, Neato |
29
Mar
So apparently this Sunday, certain Best Buys will be hosting this “Wii For Women” event. I guess they are trying to appeal to the female gaming community or maybe just trying to gather more females to spend money on their overpriced games? I dunno. But, despite the fact that I don’t really like Best Buy, it sounds like fun. It sounds like a neato idea *shrug* I don’t know if the one near us is doing it or not. I should look into that =)
If any of you gals end up going to one, please let me know what it was like and how it was
Jesster
Posted on 2007 under News Story |
1
May
I have this thing on my blog that automatically updates with WoW News from an outside site. And this was one of the stories in there. All I can says is holy crap! Haha. Read on.
WoW player harrasses woman in-game, gets beat up by woman’s husband IRL
Bronco Carson, a World of Warcraft player from Mexico, reported to police on Saturday that three men broke into his home and beat his arms with clubs and totalled his computer. The reason? Carson had been repeatedly ganking the WoW character of the wife of one of his assailants.Carson reportedly told police that he had been "making it hard for her to get far in the game." The woman had already threatened Carson online, and Carson said that he had already been constantly harassed in-game two weeks prior to the attack. And then Carson made the mistake of giving the woman his address, telling the woman that "if her husband was man enough to just come meet me to settle this."The result? Carson got two broken fingers and a fractured wrist during the assault. His computer and entertainment center were also totalled by his three attackers before they left. "I knew that I might be messed with in the game but I didn’t really expect her husband to come looking for me," said Carson. "I couldn’t have been more wrong."Now let this be a lesson to everybody. Taunting people behind the relative safety of the Internet may be fun, but don’t be stupid enough to give out your real home address. If you do, then it’s a whole new ballgame. Original Story.
Jesster