<div align="center"><em>You have chosen: Arcane Archer Qualification Test<br/><br/>Note: You will have to restart the test if you use a safeword or log out before completing the test.<br/><br/>Are you ready to begin? Yes/No/Cancel<br/><br/>&gt;Yes<br/><br/>Loading...<br/><br/>Ready.<br/><br/>Good luck, Rayne!</em><br/><br/><hr/><br/>(http://i1300.photobucket.com/albums/ag94/Autocad-E/jungle_ruin-1_zpsa2e711a2.jpg)</div><br/><hr/><br/>Event Horizon Online: a virtual reality MMORPG with a naughty twist.<br/><br/>With recent advancement in miniaturization technology, the interface needed to connect a human mind to the digital world shrunk until it could be easily fitted into a lightweight headset usable at home and cheapened until it could be easily affordable by the masses. The big-name game companies embraced the new technology and launched a wave - more like a tsunami - of virtual reality games. Now instead of shooting and hacking at each other with mouses and keyboards, players could do so with guns and swords that felt like the real thing. Providers of adult entertainment also took advantage of virtual reality to move their businesses into a more interactive medium, while their customers could indulge from the privacy of their own homes.<br/><br/>Then there were those that craved out a small niche for themselves by combining the two. One of these games was Event Horizon Online, which took a standard fantasy MMORPG framework and shook things up by incorporating sex into the system. A player defeated by a mob or another player, instead of dying and respawning, would instead be left on the ground helpless and at the victor's mercy... Of course, there was also a safeword system to end these encounters early and protect players. For a computer controlled entity, the mobs' sexual skills were relatively advanced, with the effort and detail spent on them readily apparent as many players found out first-hand. The "reality" aspect of virtual reality was also very well done, on par with major commercial offerings, and many players felt as though they were really there in the virtual world. The game gained a small cult following mostly through word-of-mouth, and it was through one of Rayne's online friends that she found out about it, just in time for a promotional free trial period...<br/><br/>Now the free trial period was almost up, and she would have to decide whether she wanted to get a paying subscription soon, but before that she still had time for one more quest. It was the qualification test for the Arcane Archer class, and if she passed it then she would be able to take her first level in the prestige class. She was in a green leafy jungle that was slightly warm and humid, making her clothes feel a tad sticky - it was details like these that made the game feel real. In front of her was a stone path that snaked between the trees, until it bridged over a chasm that would have otherwise blocked her way. Waterfalls dropped down the cliff side and filled the air with their ambient roar. On the far side of the chasm stood a ruined stone building, with a yawning arched entrance beckoning into the darkness of a staircase spiraling into the underground.