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Best
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Initial Issue, Christmas 2010 |
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Editorials'
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Write a Review, Win an iPad Competition was held from May 5
~ Jun 21, 2010.
Seir posted this review in Haypi Kingdom forum on Jun 1,
2010 when the iPad was not yet
available then! Today Haypi has more than 30 servers and over
100,000 users all over the world. |
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It's Awesome
By Seir |
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Haypi Kingdom for
the iPod Touch or iPhone is a MMO game app here the goal is
to build your city and create a kingdom, as you rise in the
rankings to be the best kingdom you can be before you lose
your MIND.
As many have already figured out, this game was created with
intentions of being more addicting than crystal meth,
however still giving you that false feeling of
accomplishment and worthiness, all while soaking up your
time and about 50% of your brain capacity, even when you
aren't even playing it.
These criticisms aside, Haypi Kingdom was introduced to me
through a friend, who basically wanted to steal a referral
from me. Now, that same friend is a Vice President of one of
the top 15 alliances, sets goals for the alliance to achieve
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many other "accomplishments" in the game. Needless
to say, he got addicted.
Me, on the other hand, saw it as a money making opportunity.
In every game I've played that is an MMO, I've tried to
dominate the economy. In this case, that involves created A
LOT of resources, and is very time consuming. That's where I
got addicted. Just waiting for each resource to upgrade,
counting down the seconds, planning out what needs to be
upgraded next, and deciding how much to sell any extra
resources were all huge factors as to why I religiously
check Haypi Kingdom whenever I get the glorious gift of WiFi
in the area I'm in.
Sounds interesting, right? Why would so many people fall
into this little trap? Let me explain the game to you people
who are unaware of the game's real identity.
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