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Quote:You're confusing pre-order with pre-purchase.But the preorders have paid full price? It's rotten, no matter how you look at it.
Glad I didn't fall for the preorders, and anyone with a lick of sense should never do so again.
Pre-purchase: You paid full price (30 dollars) to have access to two powersets months before Going Rogue released. The rest of the game (Praetoria) could not be accessed until the expansion launched. You don't have to spend any more money to access the new content, except for the items that come with the Complete Edition, which wasn't available for pre-purchase. In order to upgrade, you spend an additional 7 bucks for the costumes, the auras, and the temp power. You trade a free month of gameplay and the ability to have a physical copy of the game for the ability to play powersets early. You also get an opportunity to get into Closed Beta at some point.
Pre-order: You put down money (how much depending on where you do it) to reserve a copy of the Complete Edition when it ships. You don't get access to the two powersets early because you aren't buying the game early, you're just reserving it. You don't get Beta access (unless you could get in a different way, such as Veteran status). You spent an additional ten dollars than the people that pre-purchased, but you get the free month and the item pack, and the disc. -
The regular Going Rogue is just the digital download. It doesn't come with a free month of gameplay, the item pack, or the game disc. What it DID come with was the ability to play Dual Pistols and Demon Summoning months early. If you pre-purchased, this is the version you got.
The Complete Edition is the only way to get a physical copy of the game, plus the free month, the item pack, etc....which is why it costs an extra ten bucks. If you wanted to buy the upgrade pack you're only spending another 7 bucks. This could not be purchased early, only pre-ordered, which means those who went this route only, like me, had to wait till launch day to get a copy.
If you thought you were getting EVERYTHING by pre-purchasing, you were the only one. They spelled it out numerous times since it was first announced. NCSoft can't be held responsible for a customer's lack of reading comprehension. There is no "bait and switch" going on. -
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Quote:Pardon my ignorance of British slang, but I just got a lol from this phrase. I'd never heard it before.
and the new powersets are pucker too
Carry on, thread.
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Welcome back, Angie. Pull up a Praetorian and stay a spell
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That's the notice for the Patroller badge. What you get for earning Patrol XP. You get that no matter where you log out, even Praetoria.
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You could also say that there's no need to lock the portal if the elevator is already gated as well. The rest of my point doesn't change. You can still get the badge on every character. You just have to go a more circuitous route to get this particular one, for now.
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**sad face**
still can't get in? Servers should be back up any time now if they're not already. They were only supposed to be down for an hour. -
Rogues are considered Villains for PvP purposes, so it's not surprising they can't go down there. You could always go the full Hero route to get it, and then make the journey back to Vigilante, so you can still go both ways.
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Free and unlimited...for an entire week.
We'll see if they extend the end of the transfer period a day or two. Probably so, but how many transfers does one person need to do? Even three or four days should be plenty. -
Quote:Perhaps that's what they've been doing for the past months, or longer. It's not like this is the first time the online store has gone down, and I'm sure they're doing more than just hitting the reset button each time.Not to be overly critical, but with the foreseen popularity of the game with the launch of Going Rogue (as indicated by the recent forum cleanup), wouldn't it have been a forethought that, in addition to the free character transfer service on top of the release of a major expansion, that bolstering of the online store may have been a necessary step before launch day?
I just don't see how this slipped by the development or net opps teams.
I also always thought the implementation of purchasing characters slots (as a dependent symbiotic relationship between the online store and the database server) was poor - but perhaps there wasn't a better way to do it? -
Did you try paying with a different credit card than the one you've been paying your US account with?
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If an extra ten bucks every few months is a burden, perhaps you shouldn't be playing a monthly sub MMO in the first place.
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Keep pushing the Dooooom button, Optical. The rest of us are going to enjoy the game without you.
Do you really think NCSoft can't figure out what games are good investments and which ones aren't? They chose to infuse a lot of capital into City of Heroes, and Paragon Studios. They are nowhere near the point where they're ready to pull the plug on anything.
Instead of worrying, why don't you play, and invite others to play that aren't already? Why would they want to play a game with people like you forecasting its demise? -
Quote:Queues have been in the game for at least the last couple of Issues. You just don't always hit the threshold, even on Freedom or Virtue. The choice was made to either keep the old "Lock the sever before it crashes from overload and have people try again and again to log in, hoping the next time will be the magic time" or "I can't get in, but at least I'm in a line and I know I'll get in at some point when other people leave, and I don't have to manually try and try again" and the latter option won. There is no acceptable third choice with the current server hardware.I can't say as I'm pleased with this. Task Forces/Strike Forces are going to be very, very frustrating.
Give it a few days to calm down, and the Queue will be rare. Besides, there are no TFs to do in Praetoria, and that's where a ton of people will be anyway. Either that or running Tips/Morality missions to be able to switch sides. -
"I've got a lov-e-ly bunch of Dragon Balls (do do do do)..."
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My next pick is for ABMV. If you've never heard of this one, you should sit in the corner and feel shame. When Halloween rolls around in a couple of months, have Jan Terri's Get Down Goblin playing as the little rug rats come to your door begging for candy. They'll be running in horror (or possibly laughing their aces off)
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Quote:This makes zero sense. Durakken, do you read your posts before you hit reply?
Yet another problem is that the DC heroes have effectively formed a separate government and as such one could argue that as a citizen of America Joker and the other various villains are actually patriots that are engaging in a war against a foreign power.... and it could also be seen that Batman has diplomatic immunity as an ambassador of some sort.
There is no evidence to support the idea that superheroes have formed their own government. Batman is a vigilante according to any form of authority you want to name. Even with Gordon watching his back, if the police ever caught him, he'd be thrown into Arkham with the rest of the costumed loonies, and there'd be no law to keep him out. -
I had two for Animation to pick from. One is more funny than OMG, while the other one is both funny and OMG, so I'm telling you all to Look At My Horse.
*Possible NSFW due to an animated horse winky -
I'm on that static team, and I agree with this statement....the part about the cranky that is.
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People that have to have the last word in a forum fight, no matter how stupid that word is.
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Were they actually fighting, or just verbal PvPing? I don't think they could have time for both :P
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The gauntlet has certainly been thrown so far....good picks so far, gang.