@Alvarez: Hot people tends to do other things than cosplay.

A bunch of years ago, a new retailer rose from a simple website-based store, to a small back-alley store in central Stockholm, and finally to a central-city located store, with additional stores in most other major cities of Sweden.

So you mean you will have a choice of whom to teamkill, rather than just randomly shooting someone? Sweet.

Is this an anime, or a game? Damn.

@Methossa: The resource management, and the whole metagame to go around gather them on the world map is what made the game unique. Removing that is like removing Tiberium harvesting and base/troop building in Commander & Conquer 4.

@Skjald: No that is true, they haven't completely crashed. But there was layoffs after Age of Conan.

Has anyone else noticed that MANY good studios have completly crashed after trying to make an MMO, and failing at it?

The thing he's fighting is a Qunari by the way.

@Gambia: Something about that makes me sad. Sad that the world is no longer as awesome as it used to be.

Maybe with funds cut from "unnecessary" outlets, maybe they will get some new Star Wars movie, or that live action TV show in motion.

@Setzer IIDX: Microsoft is hardly a exemplary source to cite, since they also charge for the ability to play multiplayer.

@Strangelove: But in PSN you can create as many new accounts as you feel like.

@Prosthetics:

I read the first phrase of the article as "Good News from Blizzard everyone"

It's good to know that it's not "normal" private servers, which are usually just hosted by people for fun.

Controversy like this on national television is great for EA, and I would be surprised if they didn't know it.

Bah, in my time, we didn't need such advanced thingamajings.

I found this sign earlier this month, which reminded me a lot of DRM.

Very nice.

@Stinkfinger: Of course, but they can pilot the big and mighty ships that I can only dream of. Carriers, capital ships, and titans(although that's very rare).