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REALLY cool! There was an art project some years back called Kool-Aid Man in Second Life, which was just a video log of a person with a Kool-Aid Man avatar exploring an almost totally empty MMO. It was melancholy, funny, almost archaeological. This gave me the same vibe. Nice glimpses of what the real world is like in this setting, too.

I played around with leaving messages in different places. Sometimes they took a while to load--not sure which end that was on. 

Glad you liked it! I gotta check out Kool-Aid Man in Second Life now, that sounds straight up my alley. The database stuff for messages is tricky, don't think I have an easy way to speed things up at the moment, but I might look more and see if I can do anything. Good catch with the real world details, and thank you for playing.

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Honestly I think it's really impressive that you implemented the messages in the first place! It wasn't a serious issue (usually worked to the window and reopen it), just thought it was worth noting in case.

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You should check out The Beginner's Guide too if you haven't - one of the segments has a similar concept and atmosphere. I've only had a quick peek in this but it seems cool! I'll have to come back to explore more...

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I know exactly which part of The Beginner's Guide you're talking about! Man, by leaving this message you just reminded me that I meant to add that game to the list of inspirations in the author's note, then never got around to it. Will have to update the about section once the comp is over.

It's a great game, too. Probably one of my favorite games ever made. (To anyone else reading this, I highly recommend it!)