Comments on: One Home, Many Rooms

By: Gary160974

Gary160974 — Tue, 20 Aug 2013 04:32:15 +0000

Its part of my playstation experience, I’m very much of the opinion a lot of users missed out on using home to do loads of other social things on other games. As an example how long have we had horses on home, 8 months. I was riding horses and being cowboys with my friends from home, 3 years ago on red dead redemption. We would cruise round in cars in Midnight club with designs created by us. Not race just sit parked at the beach talking on headsets showing off our latest designs. If we wanted to drive round in the same car or fly, gta came to our rescue. If we wanted to dance or hang out at a bar it was back to singstar rooms or scorpios. We’ve hunted each other on uncharted 3, we’ve survived the terror of dead island together. We’ve had friends come and go, ive met people through home orientated web sites. For me home has a part to play, but the whole experience of online gaming and the social aspect of that is what makes the experience great

By: KrazyFace

KrazyFace — Mon, 19 Aug 2013 07:34:00 +0000

True Burbie, I think I’d be going a lot less if it wasn’t for my friends in there. Although I do like to people watch quite often, particularly in Home, where people just do (almost) whatever they want.

The Sodium bar was the place fir me and our group for nearly a full straight year, every, single, day. We just couldn’t get enough of each other! Some of us even met up in RL because of it.

As a lone male who likes seeing humanity at its most raw and “free” though, Home is amazing for just observing; I’ve spent countless hours just wandering its “rooms”, watching this person react to that circumstance, or this group interact with that.

It’s like Jerry Springer and Jerremy Kyle both had an affair with Judge Judy and Home is the unwanted child lol; there’s no drama like Home-drama!

By: Burbie52

Burbie52 — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 13:18:34 +0000

Nice read Norse. Yes Home is a lot of things to a lot of people, but when you boil it down it still all comes to the same common element in most cases, people.
The reason we come here and the reasons we stay may vary, but it is the people who are the glue that sticks and pulls us back. I would not come into Home if it was a solitary experience. I might have at first when I tried it, but I would have never stuck around long enough to buy my first things if I hadn’t met a great group of people right away.
I think this is true for many of us, all the more reason it is so important for us all to greet new people with open arms and show them what Home is truly about.

By: Dr_Do-Little

Dr_Do-Little — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 01:42:56 +0000

LOL! Yes Home was a one room experience to me for a long time. It was certainly the case when we founded The Black Hats.

Novus did for me wath the Sodium Heb did for you. I had no interrest in chat at that time. Never been in a chat room before. I do remember old bulletin board on in green monochrome thou…

I don’t play as much now and I venture a little more in the Home universe. But I know there’s always a place I can call home within Home.
MY station

By: Jason

Jason — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 00:00:55 +0000

Great article. While I have experienced many different areas of home and make a point to explore new places, my experience revolves around the casino. Lots of fun and the regulars there are pretty tight knit.