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Jfloyd
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HnH Fansite

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In my web design class, we're instructed to make a website to convince our teacher to play the game.
I chose HnH.
So, what should put in the website?
I want a short newb walkthrough, skill list, item list, reccomendation page, and announcent page.
"When I grow up, I want to be just like Kaka" -James Floyd, on growing up.
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Porn, it wins teachers.

Maybe HnH rule34
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drama is always good
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don't forget the flamewars
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Include the new cow graphic somewhere on the screen.

Perhaps it could run across the bottom at random intervals, or perhaps be the cursor.



That, and make a dramatic reading of the various threads filled with drama and shit in the In Congress Assembled. Hell, get Morgan Freeman to voice that shit.
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Drama. The unique factor of H&H is that there is no macro policing. All behavior regulation is conducted through player politics. E.g. Drama.

No other game offers this level of deep political intrigue. Intelligence, impersonation, spying, etc.
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eve?
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Post by swebonny »

Chakravanti wrote:Drama. The unique factor of H&H is that there is no macro policing. All behavior regulation is conducted through player politics. E.g. Drama.

No other game offers this level of deep political intrigue. Intelligence, impersonation, spying, etc.
Definitely, this is what make me so damn "attracted" to this game. I've never played such a game, and to be honest I'm losing track of the dramas going on.
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Jackard wrote:eve?
Never played it. I don't pay for games. =P So you might say all this is available for free. Which then become a unique conglameration of factors
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CG62 wrote:Hell, get Morgan Freeman to voice that shit.
good idea is good.

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