Matrix Online Memory Book

[Fuse]

http://thematrixonline.station.sony.com/index.vm

The first parts are 'eh' but it gets better... I like the memories quotes from players the most.

[Anamodiel]

I think that it was very well done. I really appreciate their effort. I'm feeling all sad and nostalgic again.

BUT I'M ON THE FIRST PAGE OF THE OPERATIVE PROFILE. W000000T

[Subb]

LOL at the Anniverseries pages

Anniversery 2 - Smith Virus
Anniversery 3 - Smith Virus Returns!
Anniversery 4 - Smith Virus Returns! (Again?!)

[Tbone]

Where was the chapter ON the Furious Angels?? Wtf sham!!

[Lithium]

If only they put this much effort into the game.

[Manic Velocity]

I am still bitter, I guess.  Maybe even a little insulted.  SOE goes on and on about how sorry they are to see the game die, when they are fully capable of keeping it alive.  Feigned empathy disgusts me.

[Fuse]

It's a business. If they don't make money it doesn't matter how much they love it.

[Adad]

Am I nuts or aside from Ana's profile, Manic's "Millions" photo, and a couple people's memories, is there absolutely NOTHING about the Angels at all.  WTF.  Shit's weak.

[Fuse]

Grandma's Boy = Fucking Classic.
I'm surprised there was no mention of FA, especially our movies. WTF?

[Da6onet]

Grandma's Boy = Fucking Classic.
I'm surprised there was no mention of FA, especially our movies. WTF?

I wouldn't want to include us either if I were them, we did a better job promoting MxO and putting together content than they did.

When you're embarrassed by something, hiding seems to be the course of action.

[Tecknik]

There is a picture from TheSorrows on page 5/10 in the memories section.

[Manic Velocity]

I'm not surprised that we aren't mentioned. Monolith rewarded the players who put in the effort and really got themselves involved. Had the book been written by the Monolith team, we would have had some mention.

SOE, however wanted to involve everyone by default; which sounds good in theory. But the end result was to push the dedicated players to the back of the bus, in order to avoid the dreaded calls of favoritism.