Most MMO game players in the Philippines play in Internet Cafes.
I really don’t know why they call a place WITHOUT coffee a “Cafe”. But what the hey… a cafe is a computer shop. Add noisy teens, fun games, low ceilings, grimmy keyboards/mice and you get the idea of the joys of the Pinoy cafe culture.
Having been to several cafes – from those simple 10-seaters without aircons to the fully decked out set-ups like E.G.G. (with rigs to totally die for), a lot of the cafes here in our country average around 20-30 seats or so. We’ve had events across the nation in all sorts of cafes too.
This post is a simple wishlist on what I envision a perfect cafe to be.

Ok… so what does it take to be an ultimate cafe?
Here’s my list:
- Open 24 hours
- PCs with at least 1G Ram and kick-ass video cards
- comfy seats (car seats are the best)
- strong aircon
- a female (sexy) cafe manager (who’s a gamer too!)
- a smoking area (separate from the non-smoking)
- fast (and I mean FAST) internet connection
- NO disconnections
- accepts credit (hehe)
- free drinks (non-alchoholic of course)
- Loyalty rewards
- A bunk area (for me to take a quick nap and then play again!)
- a bulletin board to display your stuff for sale
- dim lights
- a private place for video conferencing *snicker* (some really do)
- a locker room
- serves Gamer Food
- NO keyloggers
- Allows USB drives
- Has a download or torrent station
- separate bandwith for youtubers and friendster customers
- has a body-odor detector in the front door
- each members gets an INDIVIDUAL earphone
- a virtual locker for your screenshots and torrent files
- regular tournaments for boys and men to prove that they are better
- shower area in the comfort room
- free deodorant in the comfort room
- money-back guarantee
- lots of Level Up game cards
- Wi-Fi area
- Filesharing area (where I can share stuff with my friends)
- Comfy lounge
- A well-armed (and alert) security guard
- Parking (lit)
- No slippers allowed
How about you? Anything to add?
Ciao,
GM T
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