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Quote:Easier I think just to run multiple competitions.Originally Posted by HardRider
But as a whole; im sure if the time is taken to look thru the rules of (even the main countries, to start of with) there can be some comps that be held for everyone. -
Quote:OuchOriginally Posted by Dechs Kaison
These kind of jokes are all too Zune.
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Quote:Really? OMFGosh!Originally Posted by Defenestrator
Newsflash: "Europe" is actually made up of many different countries, all of which have their own varying and different laws regarding the giving away of prizes. Some of these laws are far more restrictive than others.
You might have a point if City of Heroes had never run competitions in Europe. -
Also (while I am complaining) I want the 5 minutes of my life back for having to google flowbee
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Quote:You walked out of a Jackie Chan movie?Originally Posted by rsclark
Actually, it does. I've never been refused a refund at a movie theater. I still think they should have paid me for watching that half hour of The Medallion, though.
Dead to me, you are dead to me
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Quote:Except its not even an American company and has offices in Korea, Japan and England. If its capable of running competitions in America in can run them in Europe.Originally Posted by Chaos Creator
To let non NAers enter would mean looking up every country and regions specific contest rules then following them to the letter. It is far easier to just restrict to easy to comply to rules i.e. NA only.
Sorry you get left out.
EDIT: just checked out the contest itself. Grand Prize= FLOWN to Paragon Studios HQ. Of course they're not going to do international flights that's just absurd.
They should also avoid any competition that requires you be a member of BookFace. -
Quote:You mean I can't do that? DONTTELLMEHOWTOPLAYTHEGAME!Originally Posted by Samuel_Tow
With or without changing his password and transferring away all of his stuff?
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Quote:If he sends me his account details I will play the game for him.Originally Posted by ClawsandEffect
The OP seems to feel that he is entitled to afk in a farm mission while someone else does all the work, and he's pissed that he can't find anyone to play the game for him.
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Quote:I suspect its prevented by the trade limitations on the account.Originally Posted by Bright
Yeah. I can kind-of see why they added the communication restrictions, but this one just baffles me... We could drop Inspirations on trial account users with no problem, but it's not allowed with freebies? 'Not a Good Thing in my opinion, and I said as much several times in Beta..
Agree it should be allowed though. -
Quote:Agreed.Originally Posted by Ninja5287
In order for a 'free' player to survive in this game a little longer, they should at least have the ability to whisper to their friends/associates whenever they want to and join in with a big, happy, family; rather than be stuck in the cold, alone in the deep dark corners of loneliness. Even most MMOs do this kind of stuff as well so that the free player doesn't feel like a prisoner to the system!!
Its not that bad of a change in terms of social restrictions, right?
Freems should be able to reply to tells.
Freems should be able to chat to people that have accepted them as friends. But isn't that available via the friends channel? -
Freems need the ability to reply to tells.
Players that send tells need to be informed if someone cannot reply.
That is all. -
Quote:Given that its hard to play this game without falling over farms and farm requests I can only assume that if you can't find anyone to PL you its because all the farmers are avoiding you.Originally Posted by 15bribri15
<-- Extremely PO'd player. Where have they all gone? And before you all go "LOLGOPLAYTHEGAMENOOB" I pay my money for VIP, I choose HOW I want to play. My question is why is there a lack of farming? Maybe it's because there is now 501234123314 AP's? Why was that done again? Really?
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Quote:Ignoring the consequences of the Time War for a moment it exists outside of space and time. Thats why it was always suppose to be impregnable.Originally Posted by Comrade Hero
Although given that Gallifrey itself is often reached through time travel rather than travel through space, the question is not just where, but when is Gallifrey.
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Quick question: Can you do Praetor Tilman's Arc and support the resistance? It didn't give any warning at the start, I was expecting to get the usual options of contacting Scott or someone.
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Quote:In the episode in question you get the perspective. It is much larger.Originally Posted by Durakken
The problem with that picture is Gallifrey is closer to us and we have no point of reference so it could actually be smaller but closer...but I'm pretty sure its' not.
You really need to see that episode.Quote:Originally Posted by Durakken
Forgetting the impossibility of life starting billions of years before it did on earth for the most part if Time Lords are in the present doesn't that mean that the stasis lock at some point is removed?
Also the universe is currently believed to be around 13.7 billion years old with the first stars forming at around 1 billion. (Just watched Horizon ) Our solar system is only 4.5 billion years old, so plenty of time for star spanning civilisations to rise and fall.
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Quote:I know the policy. I think you know the policy.Originally Posted by Shubbie
It doesnt even matter what the policy is, whats bad is no one knows.
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Quote:Can say the same thing in the other direction.Originally Posted by Dispari
Up your difficulty. Easier enemies are more inclusive to all types of players. If you want hard, you have the means.
As Praetoria is "extra" content I see no reason why it shouldn't be a little tougher. They should make it part of the advertising campaign. -
Quote:Can we stop quoting that now?Originally Posted by Durakken
The Doctor lies...
Gallifrey has also been described as one of the oldest civilisations in the galaxy by other aliens in the series and Earth/humans as "young". -
Quote:Gallifrey's civilisation pre-dates Earth's quite significantly. To quote from the first episode:Originally Posted by Durakken
Could Gallifrey be Earth in the future?
The Doctor : "For your science, school-master. Not for ours. I tell you, before your ancestors had turned the first wheel, the people of my world had reduced movement through the farthest reaches of space to a game for children." -
Quote:When it suits him.Originally Posted by Starsman
Horrible missconception.
Jobs was always a big proponent of consumer rights.
I don't think this thread is the right place either. But Apple is currently the worst proponent of the walled garden methodology and are doing their best to move that from their phones to their iPads and onwards to their computers. Its not about user experience and is all about 30%Quote:Originally Posted by Starsman
I don't think this is the thread to discuss these things, but I would like at least to make sure the man is seen in perspective and try to dismiss the myth of him being against consumer rights. I can think of fewer people in positions of power that are truthfully as pro-consumer rights as he was. -
Quote:Somehow I suspect it would get very annoying very quickly.Originally Posted by Rangle M. Down
This would be an entertaining emote to have.
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Quote:Seems like a perfectly reasonable request to me.Originally Posted by Forbin_Project
So you are irritated with the store because you can't remember what you've bought.
@Giant2005: I think the Devs have recognised this is an issue and have "plans". Might have been in one of the UStream thingies. -
Quote:Who's a cute little monster then? You are. Yes, you are. You are.Originally Posted by Demobot
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Quote:Indeed.Originally Posted by Slaunyeh
Yup. But it's always sad to see a guy so young go (55 is young when we're talking death!). I might not have cared for the direction he wanted the industry to take, but his passing is sad, nonetheless. RIP Jobs!
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Quote:That was exactly why I didn't get on with the powerset. I felt like it was telling me how to play. Now I am not going to pretend there is a great deal of thought required for playing this game beyond "click the most powerful attack you have ready" but I felt DB reduced that even further.Originally Posted by Emberly
I believe the opposite to be true. DB railroads the player into attack chains and power choices if they want to use the combo system.