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Star Trek Online nude patch seller accidentally reveals himself
One Star Trek Online player wanting to cash in on revealing others inadvertently revealed more than he intended when posting a shared directory of official screenshots of the free-to-play game on the official forums. In addition to legitimate pictures, the directory had another folder filled with nude and partially nude screenshots taken using an unofficial add-on program. It also included an ad for the nude patch, which the poster was willing to sell to other for one million energy credits, the in-game currency. The offending pictures were quickly removed after other users made comments regarding their inappropriateness and the breach in STO's Term's of Service.
The Game Archaeologist: Neocron and Neocron 2
It's the distant future. The high-tech battle armor you wear sharply contrasts with the ruins of civilization that you traverse. You spot an enemy and raise your pulse rifle, firing off shots as you strafe to cover. Technology hasn't solved the issue of war; it's just made it that much more bloody. PlanetSide 2? Nope -- this is Neocron, the quite-forgettable MMOFPS from the way-back era. I like to call it "that game with the most regrettable cover art in the history of video games," but that isn't quite as snappy. Going into this article, I have to admit that I previously knew absolutely nothing about Neocron other than the fact that it was a sci-fi MMO that vaguely reminded me of Anarchy Online. Oh, also the fact that nobody I know or perhaps ever will know played it. Is it just a myth? A practical joke to make us believe in a MMO phantom? Only sifting through layers of dust and grime would produce results, so I rolled up my sleeves and started digging.
