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Question about this game

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lee
Innkeeper
Innkeeper

Joined: Nov 3, '07
Posts: 30
Post subject: Question about this game PostPosted: Thu Nov 22, '07, 12:43 am 
 
I just saw this game for the PS2 in a store and the box says that it has online features. Do I need to be online to play this game or is that just a bonus feature?
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Thoul
Administrator
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Joined: Mar 23, '07
Posts: 3437
PostPosted: Thu Nov 22, '07, 1:38 am 
 
There is an offline and an online mode. It is really intended to be played online. The offline mode is more of a bonus feature. Offline is a complete game itself, but everything I've heard says that it is very lacking compared to most other games and the online mode.
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SparkyIII
Gaze unto me and writhe, fools
Sage
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Joined: Nov 1, '07
Posts: 1404
PostPosted: Thu Nov 22, '07, 4:04 am 
 
IT IS! You get your own room that you can decorate with stuff, but thats it. In the online mode you get to change the entire setup, Size, color, lighting, objects, windows, shape......It is a fun enough story though, its a little too predictable, but its fun.

You represent... apathy.You don't really show any emotion. You can be considered cruel and cold, but you just don't really care about anything. This is just the way you are... you're quite a challenge to get close to, and others may perceive you as boring.
Zeus was the Greek excuse for having no logical explination for lightning. Hades was for the death that baffled them. Posiedon tore apart at their shores. So Athena must have explained the people who didn't believe in the gods.
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