I wish to pay thee (rant inside)

[Rumil of Lorain]

*begin rant*
If I go into a department store and want to buy something they gladly take my money, if I go into a restaurant for dinner they gladly take my money
If I go to the EA store and wish to buy the new HS booster the don't acknowledge I exist they want me to make a new account which I guess is unbeknown to them I have had the same email and the same password on this account for over ten years.
If I go to UO gamecodes I cant get past the first screen(and yes I have tried several ways chrome/yahoo etc etc) and I refuse to jump through hoops too damn old for that
So if they dont want my money then em
*end rant* oh mods if you want you can delete this I am done

 

[Babble]

Have fun

 

[Rumil of Lorain]

Oh I am not going anywhere Babbler just not gonna buy anything else from them. I will continue with my accts as I have done

 

[Babble]

I don't think you miss much with the booster and who knows, one day their web page might work.

 

[Beer_Cayse]

jeez, you are an optimist!

 

[Babble]

always

… So let’s just bless everything. That way PKs can run free.

Statloss has been a topic of choice around here the last couple weeks. Let’s discuss for a moment.


Now, originally statloss was a reaction to a problem. I say ‘reaction’ specifically mostly because it seemed more like a reaction than a plan. UO was designed as an open world with (among other things) nothing to influence a player’s choice between good and evil. However, this “internet” thing was new at the time and players began killing other players at a rate nobody seemed to predict. Sometimes it’d cause canceled accounts. Which was cool when UO was the only game in town and up until EverQuest was about to launch, but then something had to be done immediately.

 

[Babble]

hmm

… So let’s just bless everything. That way PKs can run free.

Statloss has been a topic of choice around here the last couple weeks. Let’s discuss for a moment.


Now, originally statloss was a reaction to a problem. I say ‘reaction’ specifically mostly because it seemed more like a reaction than a plan. UO was designed as an open world with (among other things) nothing to influence a player’s choice between good and evil. However, this “internet” thing was new at the time and players began killing other players at a rate nobody seemed to predict. Sometimes it’d cause canceled accounts. Which was cool when UO was the only game in town and up until EverQuest was about to launch, but then something had to be done immediately.