»After The War«

Hi everyone, great to be here.

My questons is, what exactly happened to the Matrix after the war? I know people where given a choice to accept the program or to reject it, but for the people who rejected it...did they just carry on with everyday life as usual? Was the Matrix exactly the same? Was there any changes made? I know Agents stopped hunting down the people who accepted the red pill but will somone answer my other questions?

Hm.. I don't have the answer for all these questions.. A matrix online gamer should answer these. Feral Boy?

they should do 3 more matrix films about what happend after the war (not based on mxo)

It would be great to see them make another three sequels but its never going to happen. Them Wachowski brothers are never going to give us the answers which is really frustrating.

they will if they give in to fan precher

Fan precher?

since there is loads of the matrix fans the w/brothers probably will do more becouse there will be some fans prechering them do do more movies or somthing

Prechering? Are you sure you don't mean 'pressuring'?

sorry i ment pressuring

Aha, now I get what you're saying.

I doubt very much they will give in to fan pressure. It's already been three years since they made Revolutions, so they've been battling fan pressure for a long time. That's why I don't think they'll give in, plus, there isn't really any hardcore pressure put amongst their shoulders.

well am sure lots of not hardcore fans would go just for the fight scenes

Here are some interesting items from Arc 1 of the Pandora's Box.

Whoa.

Feral Boy, you are officially the new archivist. Keep bringing this type of stuff out for us. And when subjects come up over there that we talked (or are talking) about, give us some of those plugs you've been giving.

Will do. It's a little frustrating at times, because the vast majority of players are only interested in what's happening right now and don't seem to care much at all about the history of it all. Almost every thread on the game's forum that talks about the Pandora's Boxes talk about how to beat them, with basically no mention at all about the things you learn WHILE beating them.

But I'm hoping to find a few other players who are not only good at the game but also care about the kind of things we discuss over here. The Matrix Universe thread is basically dead over there now, as you well know. It's pretty sad.

How much is the monthly fee for that? If it's cheep, I'll think about getting the game...

the mxo is about $30 a month

agame wrote:

the mxo is about $30 a month

The operative word here is "about". Actually, MxO has a few different prices. Right now is a great time to check it out because there is a free trial going on that includes 10 free days. You can join at

Feral Boy wrote:

Mwahahahahahaha!

Matrix within a hahahahahaha!

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The Matrix Universe thread is basically dead over there now, as you well know. It's pretty sad.

Well, Inev kinda predicted that so I guess you can say it was and "inevitability". It seems that you and rainking are about the last (or first, idk) of the true '1% of test subjects who refuse the program'.

Now that the game's plot is getting deeper, if this trend continues, you may well see those who care about the story in game soon, like The Awakened, Tozy, Vanexel, and others.

intell wrote:

It seems that you and rainking are about the last (or first, idk) of the true '1% of test subjects who refuse the program'.

It's so weird, because sometimes I feel just like that! The game is designed so that if you want to advance, you have to adopt a side and view the other sides as an enemy. You can go solo if you like, but you miss out on a lot of stuff. Some people make up for that by creating multiple characters and having one on each side (you can create more than one in-game character, for those who didn't know that), so that they don't miss out on anything. But I always thought it was counter to the spirit of what the movies were trying to say to encourage this sort of us/them mentality. Although if the Wachowski Brothers are simply trying to make a point about how naturally this sort of thing occurs in the real world, they succeeded big time.

intell wrote:

Now that the game's plot is getting deeper, if this trend continues, you may well see those who care about the story in game soon, like The Awakened, Tozy, Vanexel, and others.

That would be fantastic. I'd like to see others in the game from this forum, besides the ones you just mentioned. Yes, that would be just about fantastic.

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But I always thought it was counter to the spirit of what the movies were trying to say to encourage this sort of us/them mentality. Although if the Wachowski Brothers are simply trying to make a point about how naturally this sort of thing occurs in the real world, they succeeded big time.

They sure did. I thought they said in advance that the first year would have the theme, 'peace and what people do to break/wreck it', or something like that. And this is a real world perspective of this. I'll leave the spiritual perspective to Tozy and Inev to post on, for now.

I agree with you and rainking has posted quite a bit on the subject. For example,

What about me? What about me?

yeah what about him

th3 p4th wrote:

What about me? What about me?

You were already ruled yourself out when you said you had dial-up. If you're on a hostile sever, that might be your undoing, lol! But Agame should play, too. That's a good name for it. You tell them, "you better bring your A Game"

No ADSL technology at the area that I live. The annoying thing is that a few blocks far from me there is ADSL availability!

well.. in greek, agamos = he that is not married. So if I called agame 'agame' it would be as if I was commenting on his marital status!

PS It could also mean that he has never had sex before.