How many countries have Ultimate Frisbee Teams?
 

I have just finished playing this game called Darfur is dying from the website http://darfurisdying.com/. I feel like I have learned many things about the people in Darfur just from playing this game. At first I thought that Darfur was just a poor country that did nit have the same resources we did, like many third world countries in this world. But then I found out that it is even worse, the armies and militia, all attack the community that lives there, people are not allowed near water reservoures and people have to hide from the army/militia guarding the place to get water to drink. Many animals are dead, here and there is not health in this place. Many of the people die, and you can get sick very easily. So from this game I have learned that many bad things happen to the people that live in Darfur. I can infer that people must have taken over the area and are attacking everyone living there. That might explain why there are militian trucks parked in the area and are attacking people that just want to get water for their community.

I know that ps3 has free online community. you can buy movies games add on for games ect…… Ps3 has better games graphics and has blue ray built in the system .I don’t know how to get music to play during me playing .I want to know how to do all the little tricks to enhance my gamming experience. I like all the fun game the system has and how you can watch movies and all that fun stuff.

I read an article at http://uk.playstation.com about the new ps3 motion controller. They are coming out with a motion controller for the ps3 in late 2010. This controller will have unmatched accuracy that will have fluent movement for games. It will make more games more enjoyable. so that there will be better games and more interactive things 2 do during game play.  The controllers release date has been pushed back 2 late fall.

I'm an agent and my work on Evoke over the past four weeks (weeks 4-7) has been interesting because its been very different missions that all relate to very different topics right now I am stuck on Imagine 7 because I don't want to open a new Google maps account.

 

ENJOY OR NOT

I have not been enjoying the graphic story these last four weeks, because its been pretty long and I don't like reading stories from the computer because that's why there are such things as books, the stories from this are very long I don't understand what's the point of the comics and like why we have to read them, I mean obviously to understand what's happening but can't they do that with a couple of sentences.
 

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The game I chose was Oiligarchy. Oiligarchy is a game in which you are collecting oil, and are trying to get as much of it as possible with no one stopping you. More oil you find and get, the more money you make. The elements of this game are, making money, solving your problem, getting what you want, and being part of everything. The way all these elements work together is that in order to make money is being part of everything, meaning, having the president on our side, getting what you what, meaning as much oil as possible, everywhere in the world. This helps you get the money and do well in the game. All these elements connect and work together making in go by smoothly. Even though at some point you might be disappointed because people attack you, it's still part of the game, plus this makes the game more interesting and entertaining.

The game is won when you really put your mind to it and think about the power. You need to get to what you want. The sooner and easier, the better. You also have to take your risks to win and get what you want and do what you know is best, not what you think is best.

Analyzing my favorite game

I have just recently playing the game "Oligarchy". Oligarchy is a game where you are the CEO of a major oil company whose goal is to deplete the world of all of it's oil deposits by deploying oil wells. There are certain rules, strategies, risks, and goals when it comes to playing this game. It is essential that you keep the oil shareholders in the stock market happy or else you might just get the pink slip (You get fired basically). One of the other rules is that you must try to keep up with the rising demand of oil to be able to make profits, which keeps shareholders happy and fattens up your wallet. Remember that in a game, there are always risks to take. Certain places in the world have very delicate habitats and drilling there may cause unwanted attention from the press or the government. drilling in protected places like Alaska and Argentina would certainly cause people to protest in the drilling areas, stop workers from drilling and even burning down oil wells. in some places, the local government offers assistance against the protestors by means of terrorizing them, hanging them and deploying guards to protect your oil wells.

i chose the game Electro city where you run a city full of people and try to run your city to their needs.. the parts in this game are very simple, yu must keep up the cities funds by raising taxes creating tourist attractions and other things, you also must keep happiness up by listening to what the people are saying and changeing what they dislike, you must keep the electricity up by creating things like wind farms or coal plants, you must also keep emissions down by running programs like eco school or solar energy on the roof. everything effects the other for example funds need taxes which make people unhappy or you can make tourist attractions which use electricity and creates emissions, if you try to lower taxes funds go down reduce emissions sometimes reduces electricity you have, electricity needs money and sometimes has emissions, energy programs coast money as do wind farms or clean enrgy but don't give as much energy. to win you must not allow your funds or the peoples happiness to go to far down by accomidating all the other factors described.

 My partner and I have decided to construct a board game based on the topic of globalization. When globalization comes to mind, a diffusion of positive as well as negative aspects emerge. Depending upon anyone's perspective, an individual may view globalization as the process of integration, leading to the interconnectedness of nations, progression of trade and communication, and expansion of ideas, knowledge and products. Unfortunately, that's not how we (my partner and I) see it. This board game is going to be designed as a wake up call, or alarming statement that targets unveiling the raw truths that hide behind the corruption of the IMF (International Monetary Fund that is the basis of any nation's fellowship in this unionized financial system). For example, the workers of underdeveloped countries (involved in globalization) are forced to work in brutal conditions, risking their health and well being all for the production of materials; each worker is paid very minimally, as opposed to the profit made in the country that sells the materials in a shop or store.