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  John Buehler

  8 months ago

  There is an End...hmm...if the invasion against Blizzard Entertainment had been supported by actions of others, lets say Entertainment Arts and a horde of hired chinese players, the influx of zombies could have continued on almost indefinitely in a purposeful tactic to damage a competitors virtual world. Even something so loved by its users as WOW would have faded into history had external forces piled on creating thier own zombie hoardes. How long would it take? a month, two, a year? Remember that all war is economic at some level and that all economics can conversely be warfare. If the wrong factions come to the conclusion that the only way to get value from their money is by destroying others ability to use it, the end may be a long way out and it won't really matter at a certain point. Just thought I'd pour out some sunshine ;-)
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  mark

  8 months ago

  could be the best article i have ever read. so true in every way.
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  Internet Marketing Consultant

  8 months ago

  Great post. It's interesting there's great opportunities in recession as there are in boom. It all depends on attitude and developing the right marketing strategy. Your WOW tips have me some ideas I'm off to try. Thanks Christopher.
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  Hasib

  1 month ago

  "Without access to markets, players needed to conserve cash"
  
  doesn't that mean more players quiting WoW , to save money for the real recession? :P
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