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Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams repeatedly kicked in groin

Most surreal moment at 1:54 when a guy playing as a Dilbert character starts attacking his "creator".

This all takes place at the end of an "online book signing" event in the Second Life game. One of the big draws was that you got to attack Scott Adams' character at the end. People actually formed an orderly queue to do so. I think a violent mob with weapons would've been more glorious, but this was amusing enough.

Aside from the surreal creation attacking creator sequence really makes it work is the "When the Moon hits your eye" song that runs along with it. Otherwise it's just geeks punching the uber-geek.
BicycleRepairMansays...

I honestly cant see how people can stand more than 2 minutes of Second Life, it has got to be the most futile and pointless piece of crap I've ever downloaded. when I finally got off the "nude and frustrated" Island, the whole thing felt a bit like a 3-dimensional Pop-up from some Las Vegas-based porn site. Seriously, is there ANY kind of point to this "game"?

JAPRsays...

I've got no hate against this video, but I'm not going to upvote anything Second Life as a principle, because I'm trying to pretend it doesn't exist and Princeton didn't waste money on it.

rembarsays...

I'm trying to pretend it doesn't exist and Princeton didn't waste money on it.

"The Princeton University island in Second Life is a place for the Princeton University community to experiment with the potential uses of Second Life for education."

It's just like Princeton, only with no real educational value and an onslaught of furries!

...Y'know, on second thought, I'm actually in favor of the island. You see, we could make a log on the Princeton network. Anybody who actually signs in to Second Life from their dorm room and then goes onto the island will be flagged, tracked down and subsequently kicked out of the university.

gwiz665says...

"Punching Scott Adams in the groin seems to be the point of the entire game."
I thought the gameplay consisted mainly of second life vs. you own balls. I certainly feel like there's a foot-imprint on my scrotum after trying it, but then I was spoiled be highclass games such as pong and ms. pacman.

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