you have always been different

[Moon Rabbits]

Blueful (http://www.blueful.com)

So far I am having fun with it. The story itself is kind of "eh" but the writing and the delivery are top notch.

Discuss! Impressions? Criticisms?

[Ramza Beoulve]

It...

is...

just...

AWESOME![/drool]

It is a nice game actually, but took me a while to reach the "end"

[rubah]

This is a lovely exploration of all the free media hosts we have online :O

[Psychotic]

I followed it all the way to YouTube but I was only really following it for the sake of following it, rather than caring about the pretentious stuff it was spouting, but then my patience ran out. Nice idea, I dig it, but as you say, the story, or whatever the hell it's supposed to be, is pretty lame.

[rubah]

That is exactly where I stopped, mypsy

[Ramza Beoulve]

It nearly reaches the level of viral marketing (coming from above, or under, I don't really know)

[blackmage_nuke]

That was facinating and abit disapointing at the end.

[scrumpleberry]

Got dull after a while. I can't remember where I followed it to. It should have just been simple and fun and not tried so bloody hard.

[Moon Rabbits]

I followed it to the end :bigsmile: I am waiting for my postcard that will tell me how I finished.

Really, I think that the story should have had some relevance to the websites it was using. I found it via TIGSource (tigsource.com); in the comments section someone made the suggestion that maybe on the flickr website it should have had pictures of the character and other related things, or perhaps their upcoming appointments in the google calendar, and websites like LiveJournal and the like could have been what was used to move the story forward as opposed to just using these websites all as a means to communicate the story.

[blackmage_nuke]

I followed it to the end :bigsmile: I am waiting for my postcard that will tell me how I finished.

Really, I think that the story should have had some relevance to the websites it was using. I found it via TIGSource (tigsource.com); in the comments section someone made the suggestion that maybe on the flickr website it should have had pictures of the character and other related things, or perhaps their upcoming appointments in the google calendar, and websites like LiveJournal and the like could have been what was used to move the story forward as opposed to just using these websites all as a means to communicate the story.
Theres probably a deeper meaning we just dont get, or atleast thats what the writer wants us to think.

To be fair atleast that love website was used for when the character meets that person. (forgot the name Hume or something)

[Balzac]

It looked like pretencious arse from the get go, so I clicked it off.

[Caraliz]

What is it? I don't want to click until I know :mad: