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I'm looking to gather some more visual data points of all the interesting social phenomema happening in MMOs. If you have any screenshots that fall into the following categories, please consider submitting them. Any images you submit will be credited to you if they are ever displayed on The Daedalus Project.

In particular, I am looking for the following kinds of images:

- Emergent Behavior: Interesting social behavior that emerged in game, whether this is a vigil, a funeral, a wedding, or someone crashing your party.
- Strange Bugs: Like the recent WoW Plague.
- Funny Moments: Humorous moments in your MMO adventures.
- Others: any other screenshots that you think are interesting but don't fall into a category above.

Please send your screenshot as a JPG file. Screenshots that are well-composed and where the interface elements are hidden are much appreciated. Please note that there is a file size limit of 800k per image.

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Tags: player-created events (7) , screenshots (10)
Posted on June 7, 2006 | Comments (4) | TrackBack (0)


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That is so funny.. my RL wife and me did the very same thing. =)

Posted by: Ripperjack on June 11, 2006 11:52 PM

lol, is that on Fairy server? I recognise a few names there. Yes, I joined the que that day ~ despite the wait, it really showed some of the best sides of FFXI players.

Posted by: Hannah on June 12, 2006 5:49 AM

Yeah, that's Fairy server. Considering the ridiculous amount of drama we get, I'm surprised people actually waited in line lol.

Posted by: Dalenn on October 13, 2006 7:20 PM

I saw a few ppl in that line I know too.

Posted by: Zarena on November 3, 2006 4:58 AM
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