This scares me...

[librarius_arcana]

Two words..........




Weyland-Yutani

 

[Kae'Yoss]

That's hilarious!


Someone has to play around with that page, make a d20M version out of it.

Vecna's Evolution solutions include:
Internet / Portal Solutions
Enterprise Architecture
Business Process Analysis and Improvement
Necromantic solutions for all corporate needs
Legacy System Integration (i.e. cheap undead workforce)
Custom Undead Development
Comprehensive Implementation Support using. T.O.N.G.U.E.S.
Customer-Focused System Commanding and Monitoring of the Undead

Vecna's undying program management and technical processes ensure that effective results are produced efficiently.

 

[Mycanid]

Surreal ... I wonder if the original founders of the company were gamers and are making a tongue in cheek joke?

 

[The Forsaken One]

Roflmao! It's ALL about "Vecna Cares" hahahahahahha.

 

[Hjorimir]

Is that the eye I see in their - I mean his - company logo?

 

[Aeric]

While the rest of the site seems perfectly legit, the goofy and improbable design of the BEAR robot makes me think that this site might be somebody's final project for a webdesign class or something. I've seen them before, and usually the only indication to the uninformed that it isn't a real company is the content on the site.

If that is the case, then they are probably D&D geeks who chose the name as an in-joke.

 

[Gez]

While the rest of the site seems perfectly legit, the goofy and improbable design of the BEAR robot makes me think that this site might be somebody's final project for a webdesign class or something. I've seen them before, and usually the only indication to the uninformed that it isn't a real company is the content on the site.

I'm sure it's just that. Notice how the copyright blurb at the end of the pages is still in 2005?

 

[Gargoyle]

This just screams Dark Matter.

 

[Gargoyle]

I'm sure it's just that. Notice how the copyright blurb at the end of the pages is still in 2005?

That's a common error on websites of smaller companies. If it's a fake company, they went to a lot of trouble. The average college project wouldn't have that much content.

Also, if you google "Vecna Technologies, Inc." you get some hits on other sites:

http://www.techcollaborative.org/members.aspx?member_id=Vecna
http://www.macraesbluebook.com/search/company.cfm?company=859841
http://www.atmeda.org/conf/2003/2003exhibitors.htm

The last one is from a list of exhibitors at a 2003 convention.

Scary indeed.

 

[ssampier]

While the rest of the site seems perfectly legit, the goofy and improbable design of the BEAR robot makes me think that this site might be somebody's final project for a webdesign class or something. I've seen them before, and usually the only indication to the uninformed that it isn't a real company is the content on the site.

If that is the case, then they are probably D&D geeks who chose the name as an in-joke.

If it's an in-joke, the USAToday.com is in on it.

I think it's just a coincidence. I mean how many companies have D&D as their abbreviation?