I know better than to start playing it. My friends have gotten pretty cracked out on it and to be honest it doesn't look like much fun to me. It's just an RPG without anything exciting going on..plus I don't like the idea of having to beg all my friends to "join my mob" just so I can complete challenges in the game.
The only myspace app I play regularly is Texas Hold 'Em
I know better than to start playing it. My friends have gotten pretty cracked out on it and to be honest it doesn't look like much fun to me. It's just an RPG without anything exciting going on..plus I don't like the idea of having to beg all my friends to "join my mob" just so I can complete challenges in the game.
The only myspace app I play regularly is Texas Hold 'Em
I created a second account to play the apps with, this account has over 900 friends now..
The majority of people I see on it are in their 20-30's. I initially created an account for networking my websites, which really does help as far as free adverts go.
I then started playing poker. I created another account and now use it to play a few apps when I get bored, as far as free interactive games I think it's a good resource.
I thought only stupidly young people used myspace these days
It's a good way to keep in contact with friends and family. I've also gotten back in touch with friends I had not seen in years because of it. The only thing I don't like about using it is I have to log-in to check my messages...it's like the site is becoming a replacement for email.
I'm playing mobsters, +++++ wars, special forces, and street racing on myspace - that's pretty much all I do on myspace if I go there. But like Brad, I've gotten in contact with a lot of old friends - from high school, etc. (I'm old, I know).
12-06-2008, 08:41 PM
Mobsters
Linear Mode
