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Apple Iphone 4 = Bad

Tuesday, 13 July 2010 22:00 by Hawthorne

What happens when you mix Iphone 4 and Duct Tape? A working Iphone! Lolz

 http://cdn.lolboom.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/iphone.jpg

^Actual conversation.

- Jodou

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APB is about to be Regulated.

Monday, 28 June 2010 00:14 by Hawthorne

TR has started a new game! I know right? It's been a while! We are in APB.

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Mythic fuck's up HARDCORE

Friday, 9 April 2010 20:13 by Hawthorne

So mythic over billed all there coustomers about 20 times today causing most of there gamers to bounce accounts and drain all the money. I can honestly say I have never seen this before and it's most fucked up. Someone needs to be fired. This is just poor form.

 

http://forums.warhammeronline.com/warhammer/board/message?board.id=p2psupport&thread.id=15916&view=by_date_ascending&page=1

I should add that this is the second time Mythic fucked up like this, as many may recall they also had this happen to people during launch.  Furthermore. . .

 http://www.housephoenix.com/images/ssb/mythic/largebankbill.jpg

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Drasken Returns To Grammar School

Thursday, 1 April 2010 11:32 by Jodou

"id have to adment that it Time i just lern to spell agine lol"

 Drasken, long time sufferer of. . .whatever the fuck it is, has decided to join his kids in grade school.  "I love my kids and I wanted to be with them more", he explains.  "I let them sleep with me, too."

 Drasken has already made progress in school, earning a gold star for capitalizing proper nouns and the beginning letter of sentences.  His wife was so proud that it was promptly hung on the fridge next to the macaroni doodles.

 "I'm really proud of him; his teachers have been tough, but he's top of the class in finger painting."

We here at The Regulators support Drasken in his venture and wish him the best of luck.

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Why Online DRM will fail.

Tuesday, 30 March 2010 16:17 by Hawthorne

Here is why, for starters it requires you to be online for any game that you play. That means that if you do not have an internet connection active even your single player games will not work. I will not go into detail as to why this is bad, it should be obvious to anyone who plays games.

Secondly it is simply easier to pirate a copy or hack the DRM in order to play. When it becomes easier to deal with hackers than it is to deal with the company that made the game then something is very wrong with the game makers DRM system.

All in all it is that simplistic and that is what is so amazing about this problem. They knew it was a bad solution, anyone with half a brain knows it is a bad solution, yet they forced it on the public anyhow and it will only wind up costing the game makers money in the end, money they wont get from me, or other game players because it's easier to pirate the warez than it is to deal with the original author

In the efforts to control Piracy and profit margins the providers have basically shot themsevles in the foot, making it easier to turn to piracy for goods and services because the goods and services pirates offer are better than those of the original authors.

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