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And it should come as no big surprise to you that the reputation of your CS is, frankly, shit. I’m sure you’re aware of the reasons for this. You seem intelligent folks. You surely recognize that policies that lead to people seemingly arbitrarily getting banned from your game,

Many of you play online games. Many of you are married or in otherwise somewhat meaningful relationships. Occasionally the sets merge. And this can cause problems. Take, for example, this note from a place where you wouldn’t ordinarily expect such… well… “sharing and caring”, the EQ Sullon Zek board.

First, a disclaimer: All of this spell data is preliminary. It could well be that when Luclin comes out, Beastlords look nothing like this. It should also be remembered that Verant has been known to put complete lies into the spell file, just to humiliate people who post articles like

In a world where swords, shields, sorcery and scantily clad women are almost synonymous with massively multiplayer online RPGing, one could describe Anarchy Online, Funcom\’e2\’80\’99s answer to the success (if you can call it that) of Ultima Online, EverQuest and Asheron\’e2\’80\’99s Call, as innovative.

Except is wasn’t, like, a bug. They put it there on purpose… In the June 27th patch message, Absor posted (among other things): – Aggro Changes: We’ve made an adjustment to the way that NPCs choose their targets. It’s a rather simple change, one that makes a lot

Developers are often faced with a double-edged sword. If they release a product before it is ready, they will lose money on premature evaporation; and if they hold out too long, they’ll never be able to live up to the over-indulged hype and expectation of an impatient 0-5 minute

Well, as anyone who still cares knows, Cornered Rat Studios finally got the big 1.2 patch out a week and a half ago. The good news is that it actually fixed some of the things that were really bugging people. Time to get in the game has been considerably