Comment Re:WoW (Score 1) 453
With the way the patches are going they will soon have a button that makes you level 100 with all epics, after that maybe we'll see D3.
Comment Re:So if I were to jump off the cliff... (Score 1) 77
Well it's more like 5 million paying the ~15 a month, since half the player base is from China who pay per the hour and most of it goes to the company Blizzard works through to release the game there.
( not to mention rumors say the China servers may never come back up )
Comment Re:Not a single mention of MUDs??? (Score 1) 130
I too found this odd, was going to point out the same thing. To this day I still login to the occasional MUD while at work..
Submission + - Riot police raid facebook user's birthday barbecue (theregister.co.uk) 1
Anonymouse writes: "The police spend their time trawling our private information on Facebook looking for criminals, Welcome to 1984:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/07/17/police_raid_birthday_barbecue_facebook_invitation/
Riot police stormed a man's 30th birthday barbecue for 15 guests because it was advertised as an "all-night" party on Facebook.
Four police cars, a riot van, and a force helicopter were dispatched to a privately-owned field in a small village near Sowton, Devon in the UK on Saturday, ordering the party shut down or everyone would be arrested.
The birthday barbecue was busted up before they even had a chance to plug the music in, reports the BBC ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/devon/8155441.stm )
It was about 4pm when eight officers with camouflage pants and body armor jumped out of their vehicles and ordered everyone out about an hour into the party. [...] The police had full-on camouflage trousers on and body-armour, it was ridiculous. There were also several plain-clothes officers as well [...] they kept on insisting it has been advertised it as an all-night rave on the internet. The times on it were put as "overnight" in case people wanted to sleep-over, but after being explained this they were still banging on saying it was advertised on the internet. They wouldn't accept it wasn't a rave. It was in a completely isolated field.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1200310/Police-raid-30th-birthday-barbecue-man-used-Facebook-invite-friends.html"
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/07/17/police_raid_birthday_barbecue_facebook_invitation/
Riot police stormed a man's 30th birthday barbecue for 15 guests because it was advertised as an "all-night" party on Facebook.
Four police cars, a riot van, and a force helicopter were dispatched to a privately-owned field in a small village near Sowton, Devon in the UK on Saturday, ordering the party shut down or everyone would be arrested.
The birthday barbecue was busted up before they even had a chance to plug the music in, reports the BBC ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/devon/8155441.stm )
It was about 4pm when eight officers with camouflage pants and body armor jumped out of their vehicles and ordered everyone out about an hour into the party. [...] The police had full-on camouflage trousers on and body-armour, it was ridiculous. There were also several plain-clothes officers as well [...] they kept on insisting it has been advertised it as an all-night rave on the internet. The times on it were put as "overnight" in case people wanted to sleep-over, but after being explained this they were still banging on saying it was advertised on the internet. They wouldn't accept it wasn't a rave. It was in a completely isolated field.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1200310/Police-raid-30th-birthday-barbecue-man-used-Facebook-invite-friends.html"
Comment Harder? (Score 1) 36
I wonder if by "harder" they mean you can actually die?!
Comment Focus.. (Score 1) 170
Who'd have thought this would turn into one giant WoW vs. WAR debate instead of discussing the actual content being released.. I'm shocked.
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