Elftastic! MMORPG.com are running a compo to win a Z-board (you know, one of those big, clunky-chunky keyboards with interchangable keyset overlays that you click into place), with a World of Warcraft keyset.
I could have really done with one of these for Quake, I think - my keyboard was covered in stickers for the extra stuff - but for WoW, I'm not sure it's so necessary so much, not with the fantastic interface addons from ctmod and cosmos.
Of course that doesn't mean I don't totally want to win this thing, the nerd cachet is immeasurable. You can hear me now over Ventrilo - AH, SPELLCASTING, YES, WELL HERE I AM WITH MY ZBOARD, SO I HAVE A SPECIAL BUTTON TO PRESS, WAIT... clik ... PWNED! DID YOU HEAR THAT? PHEAR MY BUTTONS!
Yes.
I've got a Zboard, but not the WoW keyset; ph34r m3 for I am h4rdc0re.
(Got it half-price from PC World 'cos someone had nicked the space bar; Doom keysets were just 99p, so I replaced it pretty easily!)
Posted by: Jez | July 23, 2005 at 13:51
I want to try out the online casinos (play for money) but I'm wondering these online casinos are just online video games, that in turn, is a fixed program, so the edge is obiviously on their side.
On top of that, I guarantee you that whoever created these game programs can let the user (casino) adjust the odds of winnings. Does anyone have a good idea how this work before I blow my money online or should I just play the real thing in a real casino.
Posted by: jaumnyj | October 17, 2007 at 04:52
I want to try out the online casinos (play for money) but I'm wondering these online casinos are just online video games, that in turn, is a fixed program, so the edge is obiviously on their side.
On top of that, I guarantee you that whoever created these game programs can let the user (casino) adjust the odds of winnings. Does anyone have a good idea how this work before I blow my money online or should I just play the real thing in a real casino.
Posted by: niklmk | October 17, 2007 at 12:45