RPG Codex goes Twitter

[Kosmonaut]

Andhaira trying to "interview" MCA on behalf of the Codex... This guy is getting more and more erratic.

 

[curry]

Andhaira trying to "interview" MCA on behalf of the Codex... This guy is getting more and more erratic.

He's trying to get an interview with Putin too

@fbhutto Say Fatima baby, I don't suppose you could use your journalist connections to get an interview with Vladamir Putin could you?

 

[Kosmonaut]

Fatima Bhutto?

 

[anus_pounder]

Official Codex Mass Effect 3 let's play stuffies?

Don't you even dare. That shit is strictly RK47's territory. Only he (and Jimbob) can do justice to the level of Emotional Engagement ME3 will bring in.

 

[Excommunicator]

This is probably a good way to see which other developers out there actually lurk on the Codex. So far this thread is really the only way to know the Codex is on twitter, at least while the following is still small.

 

[Melcar]

This is bullshit.

 

[Forest Dweller]

No, she was brought on for more awesome exclusive Kool Kodex Kontent™, of which will someday hopefully happening soon.............

Her bra size?

 

[DarkUnderlord]

Dicksmoker's on the prowl for more forest pussy. Careful Crooked Bee, if he sends you a message, he might be being deliberately ambiguous!

 

[Zed]

Bee retweets all the interesting bits from the mainstream games media so I don't have to 'follow' them. Good job!
There are even popular blogs like Destructoid following Codex on Twitter now.

 

[GhostBadger]

I'm going to guess Identi.ca [1] has a more statistically Codexifarian population than Twitter.

Just saying

[1] Runs on open-source StatusNet, as opposed to that baby-eating, closed-up Twitter.

 

[Crooked Bee]

Bee retweets all the interesting bits from the mainstream games media so I don't have to 'follow' them. Good job!
There are even popular blogs like Destructoid following Codex on Twitter now.

Thanks! I'm also occasionally tweeting some of the more interesting main forum threads/posts. Tell me how it works out.

That said, MCA still hasn't followed back.

 

[Achilles]

He hasn't? BETRAYAL!

 

[Crooked Bee]

With all the Mass Effect 3 news swamping the twitter feed, I'd appreciate it if those of you following RPGCodex on Twitter could retweet Part 2 of our Wasteland 2 interview (with Michael Stackpole) so that it doesn't get lost in all the Bioware white noise.

Thx.

 

[Ulminati]

I also cook.

And the dishes afterwards, one should hope

 

[felipepepe]

With all the Mass Effect 3 news swamping the twitter feed, I'd appreciate it if those of you following RPGCodex on Twitter could retweet Part 2 of our Wasteland 2 interview (with Michael Stackpole) so that it doesn't get lost in all the Bioware white noise.

Thx.

We have our orders men, now go, FOR INCLINE!

 

[Trojan_generic]

With all the Mass Effect 3 news swamping the twitter feed, I'd appreciate it if those of you following RPGCodex on Twitter could retweet Part 2 of our Wasteland 2 interview (with Michael Stackpole) so that it doesn't get lost in all the Bioware white noise.

Thx.

facepalm.jpg. Putting Codex on Twatter is like creating new jobs without even thinking of consequences (like paying salaries).

 

[spekkio]

^
IMO this whole Twater prank is just some kind of elaborate troll from the Board of Dicktators.

3/5 acheivement but I wouldn't be bothered with it - who uses this newshit shit anyway?

(launches mIRC)

 

[ManjuShri]

With all the Mass Effect 3 news swamping the twitter feed, I'd appreciate it if those of you following RPGCodex on Twitter could retweet Part 2 of our Wasteland 2 interview (with Michael Stackpole) so that it doesn't get lost in all the Bioware white noise.

Thx.

facepalm.jpg. Putting Codex on Twatter is like creating new jobs without even thinking of consequences (like paying salaries).

Quite. I don't think attracting the Twitter crowd is helpful to the quality of the boards, even though the system for screening new members has improved the general tone of the forum at the cost of reduced posting (or is that my imagination?). If people want a site like the Codex they'll find the Codex, putting us out there among the general 2.0 internet will make the Codex rise in popularity again but at what cost? Maybe I haven't been looking at the spam threads but after the server move this place has definitely changed. If members want updates about the Codex and new threads, they'll simply visit the Codex; this just seems unintuitive and counter productive.

 

[Crooked Bee]

I'm not gonna contribute to the whole Twitter argument, but...

after the server move this place has definitely changed

Really? Please elaborate.

 

[spekkio]

the quality of the boards

 

[Forest Dweller]

Real men seek the Codex out, not have it fed to them. This site is only worthy of those who have taken the effort to find it on their own, for the rest it doesn't scale to their level.

 

[Melcar]

All I have to say is that this shit is whack.

 

[Shannow]

Real men seek the Codex out, not have it fed to them.

 

[DarkUnderlord]

the system for screening new members has improved the general tone of the forum at the cost of reduced posting (or is that my imagination?).

It's your imagination.

 

[Krraloth]

Codexifarian

Love the word.