Scott Jennings

Logging on today after work, I notice a quick note regarding Account Security, if only I knew how much this would affect me. Without even a second glance, I noticed some items were missing on my main character, Uumpaa, a level 59 Rogue for those who do not know me,

That proponents should demand a story whose headline would essentially be “WW2 Online No Longer Completely Unplayable” is a sad comment on how low the standards being proposed are. — Evangolis, in an otherwise unassuming Anarchy Online thread As demanded, we feel it our duty to note that as of now

MSNBC has an article detailing exploiting and its effects on the online gaming industry. I thought this quote was interesting: \’e2\’80\’9cWe will try to stop cheating, but we know we can\’e2\’80\’99t,\’e2\’80\’9d says Mark Jacobs, CEO of game developer Mythic Entertainment in Fairfax,

So I log into the US Test Server for Anarchy Online after using one of ALMOST TWENTY activiation codes that the folks at Funcom were kind enough to send, and I find myself standing in a room full of naked people who look like they are made out of taffy.

Warden’s latest explanation for why Shadowbane isn’t out yet, spotted on Shadowbane Warcry: Lazy? of COURSE we’re lazy, we’re game developers! I’m suprised you didn’t know this about game development — most game developers typically only work about 3 or 4 hours out of any

First, Absor posted a note from the nameless “Everquest Customer Service Team” that reads: There appears to be some confusion regarding the second part of our Account Security Statement. We therefore would like to take a moment to clarify our position. “(2)Any and all stolen and/or compromised accounts