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If I had to guess, and barring some game breaking bug, I would think that the beta would be open to everyone by July 22. Why that date? Because that's the date of the CoH panel at SDCC. If there's Q&A time at the panel, there will probably be questions asked that only beta testers would be asking, and getting both closed beta & non beta players together will inevitably lead to information leaking out.
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SDCC just put up the Thursday schedule: http://tinyurl.com/2a5rnpw
Thankfully there doesn't seem to be anything in that room later in the day that will lead to issues with room campers. -
Th-th-th-That's all, folks.
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Quote:actually, some of the last few codes had the same first 4 characters as most of the others, but after that they were different. That cost me at least 2 chances since I assumed that the first 12 characters were the same as previous codes.I may have to switch back to Firefox if there's a similar contest for the next booster.
I'm unfamiliar with its browser automation, but I suspect it's not very difficult to write something that (1) refreshes the current page, (2) scans for new bit.ly URLs, and (3) opens them in a new tab/window ... which is probably what's happening in many cases.
So basically you just have to watch for a window to pop up with the image, and quick-type the last few characters. -
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and number 8 is up and gone on twitter
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Quote:You know, if you can touch type (i.e. not look at the keyboard while typing), you don't need to memorize the number.It wouldn't surprise me if it was mostly people with photographic memories. Which sucks for those of us that don't have that. It certainly would help at least. Either way a raffle would be much more fair instead of giving it away to those with the fastest hands/eyes/internet. What a jip.
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I'd set that to more than 45 seconds. Last thing you'd want is for it to refresh while you're typing the code in. Mine is set for 13 minutes and I haven't been logged out yet.
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Quote:I was typing a response to another thread and wasn't paying attention to Twitter until they said that the code had been claimed.I got bored and wasn't even looking. I give up.
Been staring at 3 tabs for well over an hour now.
I'll just buy it tomorrow. Good luck to those still in it!
Thank god for USA Network and NCIS marathons. At least I won't be bored trying to get a code. -
I just remembered that Eden Studios (the guys that were supposed to release a CoV PnP RPG), stated that there was a company that would be making mini's for their game. Unfortunately the game never happened (and probably never will).
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The collectors edition of CoV came with all 5 major villains. Plus there are two Stateman figures. One came with the CoH DVD, can't remember how you got the other one. They're not bad, but Heroclick figures aren't the most detailed mini's out there.
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Quote:A fast typist could. 60 words per minute (which isn't fast), is 300 characters a minute. That's 5 characters per second which which means that it would only take the person 4 seconds to enter in the code. You just have to be a fast typist.Avatea , honest question, how in the world is someone typing in the code in literally 2 - 4 seconds? This just doesn't seem right somehow.
FYI: Code 2 just got claimed on Facebook -
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Quote:But doesn't all the costume data get exported every time you 'Save' a costume? Shouldn't be that hard these days.It would be nice to have but I don't think NCSoft or Paragon studios will offering this to its playerbase anytime soon, or at all. As Caligdoiel pointed out the cost of production is one factor. I think another problem is exporting player character data off the game servers and moving it on to another completely different system. I think when Figureprints came out for WoW or sometime after it one of the devs said that it would be nice to offer something like that to players but one of the problems they ran across was exporting the player data off the game servers.
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