I leave tomorrow for the Comicon in San Diego, where I'll be on the Dark Horse 20th anniversary panel 11:30 Saturday morning, not to mention showing up at the SOE block party at Sony HQ from 3:00-7:00. If you read this blog entry, tell me when you see me.
Otherwise, find me in Artist's Alley at CC-05.
Here's what I look like, these days. Click to enlarge, if you dare.
Have fun at the SOE Block Party! I know a lot of MxO players are going to be there! Can't wait to hear about it.
Posted by: QforQ | July 21, 2006 at 12:19 AM
Yes, have fun.
Make sure you speak to 'The X' radio team at the SOE party.
Posted by: Mobu | July 21, 2006 at 09:59 AM
HAve Fun! Wish I could be there as well!
Don't let anyone give you hell for the new cinematic style either.....I think they're slick....even if one of em has someone shooting green laser beams out of their eyes! :) :P
Posted by: Ghostwise | July 21, 2006 at 05:59 PM
Hope you see the MCT short. =)
Posted by: RemagDiv | July 21, 2006 at 11:16 PM
Had a blast talking to you at comic con and SOE's block party. Here are the links I was talking about.
It was great to meet you. Thanks for signing the game.
I was please to hear that you recognized my character’s name.
The websites I was talking about are below:
These I built and run:
http://matrixreport.com ßThis is a system that players use for running their own events (You need firefox or internet explorer for it to work, safari doesn’t work) [Type ? and hit enter on the site for help]
http://matrixreport.com/oldhome.aspx ß This is the original matrix report site (modeled after drudgereport.com)
http://seyella.blogspot.com/ ß This is a blog for my character when she was a bluepill (she was reinserted when I took a short break from the game)
http://matrixreport.com/event.aspx ß This is the archive of the event for TasteeWheat2 getting re-inserted (mentioned above)
http://matrixreport.com/code/ ß This is a page we use for created coded messages.
http://www.mxohouston.com/ ß This is an older Houston based matrix online site (I moved to Denver so it really isn’t active anymore)
http://www.mxodejavu.com/ ß This is an old (now defunct site for a faction I ran in matrix online a while ago)
[There isn’t an online archive for the event with TasteeWheat2 returned from being jacked in as a bluepill]
The website for the online radio the group was talking about it here:
http://thex.fm ß The site
http://irc.thex.fm ß The web portal to the IRC chat room we use to share information on current events and puzzles
http://thex.fm/listen.asx ß This is a direct link to the radio station
Posted by: John Hasson | July 22, 2006 at 11:51 PM
Had a blast talking to you at comic con and SOE's block party. Here are the links I was talking about.
It was great to meet you. Thanks for signing the game.
I was please to hear that you recognized my character’s name.
The websites I was talking about are below:
These I built and run:
http://matrixreport.com ßThis is a system that players use for running their own events (You need firefox or internet explorer for it to work, safari doesn’t work) [Type ? and hit enter on the site for help]
http://matrixreport.com/oldhome.aspx ß This is the original matrix report site (modeled after drudgereport.com)
http://seyella.blogspot.com/ ß This is a blog for my character when she was a bluepill (she was reinserted when I took a short break from the game)
http://matrixreport.com/event.aspx ß This is the archive of the event for TasteeWheat2 getting re-inserted (mentioned above)
http://matrixreport.com/code/ ß This is a page we use for created coded messages.
http://www.mxohouston.com/ ß This is an older Houston based matrix online site (I moved to Denver so it really isn’t active anymore)
http://www.mxodejavu.com/ ß This is an old (now defunct site for a faction I ran in matrix online a while ago)
[There isn’t an online archive for the event with TasteeWheat2 returned from being jacked in as a bluepill]
The website for the online radio the group was talking about it here:
http://thex.fm ß The site
http://irc.thex.fm ß The web portal to the IRC chat room we use to share information on current events and puzzles
http://thex.fm/listen.asx ß This is a direct link to the radio station
Posted by: John Hasson | July 22, 2006 at 11:51 PM
PS. Your comment about World of Warcraft vs The Matrix Online has helped us come up with a new term.
Chadwhipped. (Whenever people are "owned", you can say they have been chadwhipped)
Posted by: John Hasson | July 22, 2006 at 11:54 PM
Thanks for giving the interview, Mr. Chadwick.
Keep an eye on the RSI Forums; AvatRAMa and I will be collaborating and putting out a lot of screenshots of the monuments and special locations around the MegaCity.
Anyways, you're not that old! Why look, you've got plenty of spirit left:
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/1706/pauwnedvb5.jpg
Pew pew! You're the man, Mr. Chadwick. Thank you.
-Sykin
Posted by: Sykin | July 23, 2006 at 12:15 AM
LMAO Sykin
Posted by: RemagDiv | July 23, 2006 at 03:35 PM
And that is why the MxO community is so closely knit. Who else laughs at themselves like that. I's all good.
Wish I was able to go to the block party... Pity I live in Melbourne Australia.
Posted by: phi | July 24, 2006 at 12:01 AM
Hi Mr. Chadwick,
It was certainly a pleasure meeting you at comic-con. Thanks again for creating such an amazing character and story.
- jim pinto
long beach
Posted by: jim pinto | July 25, 2006 at 09:07 PM
You and Zander Cannon are tied for nicest creator at Comic-Con this year.
Thanks for the cool Concrete sketch.
Posted by: Brandon Bragg | July 30, 2006 at 02:26 AM
Thanks for the new Sentinel, Paul!
Posted by: RemagDiv | August 02, 2006 at 05:16 PM
To the storywriter of the matrix
You have created a wonderfull game that I enjoy dearly. Even after the kryptonite beams. I wish i could have been at the soe blockparty ((I live in Japan, so its kinda difficult)). I wish you the best of luck and for the success of MxO.
P.S. Were you at ComicCon last year?
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