The New York Yankees
Circle I Limbo

PETA Members
Circle II Whirling in a Dark & Stormy Wind

Oakland Raider Fans
Circle III Mud, Rain, Cold, Hail & Snow

Republicans
Circle IV Rolling Weights

Scientologists
Circle V Stuck in Mud, Mangled

River Styx

Qusay Hussein
Circle VI Buried for Eternity

River Phlegyas

Uday Hussein
Circle VII Burning Sands

NAMBLA Members
Circle IIX Immersed in Excrement

Saddam Hussein
Circle IX Frozen in Ice

Design your own hell

Collection includes:

Adults are Fucked!
Teacher’s are Fucked!
Kissing Girls Is Fucked!
Valentine’s Are Fucked!

and a couple others…

Other players choose to focus on accumulation of personal
abilities, the variety of which greatly exceeds the capacity of any
individual to accumulate; again, the game requires players to engage in
years of grinding to achieve any notable standard with a skill or
ability. Players are issued abilities and characteristics largely at
random, and it is entirely possible for a player to be nerfed beyond
any reasonable expectation of being able to play the game, or to be
buffed to the point where anything he or she does is markedly easier.
Unfortunately over time, player abilities tend to degrade, unless
significant effort is made to keep skills up. This reviewer cannot
emphasise this enough: Outside requires a huge time investment to build
up player abilities, exceeding any other massively multiplayer game on
the market by some three orders of magnitude.

Players are encouraged to focus on social interaction, which
can be engaged in in a variety of ways. In fact it’s extraordinarily
difficult to solo anything whatsoever in Outside, apart from basic
skill and knowledge accumulation quests. One of the major forms of
social interaction in the game is based largely around the addition of
new players to Outside, and is both complex and, in comparison to the
storyline-driven romance quests of, say, Baldur’s Gate or Mass Effect,
they are immensely difficult. Dedicated players of Outside, however,
report that the romance quests are among the most rewarding the game
has to offer.

Link to original article – http://www.metafilter.com/70365/The-Myth-of-the-Media-Myth-Games-and-NonGamers#2063862