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DCUO's PS3 customer service is basically non-existent when it comes to anything other than the console hardware. Yes, you read that right. In fact, there were several reader comments to this effect on this column's previous issue that prompted me to shell out the cash and take on this multi-platform examination in the first place. First and foremost, the PS3 version doesn't have any connection with SOE's excellent web-based customer service help because your console account is tied in with the Playstation Network rather than SOE's Station Account. In fact, going to the help page on the Station website results in a rather disheartening pair of links for PS3 "support," as well as an 800 number.

To test the customer service apparatus, I first filed a support ticket using the Playstation Network website. My issue was a real one (as opposed to some of the manufactured cases I sometimes do in the absence of an actual customer service issue) in that I was getting disconnected from the game fairly frequently during one of my morning play sessions. Submitting the ticket was pretty painless via the PSN web interface, and a day later I was contacted by a service rep named Eberardo M. who offered a few network troubleshooting tips. Ultimately, the issue smoothed itself out over the course of the week, and after the first day, I had no further disconnects.

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I also wanted to test Sony's response to an in-game issue, and again I had an actual problem for customer service to chew on. In trying to complete the Seduction of the Innocent quest, I found myself permanently stuck on four out of the five bribed rookie cops that I needed for completion. After two days and over 50 attempts at getting an update from the appropriate mob, I'd had enough, so I went looking for a GM to help me with the quest. As in the PC version, the giant in-game help button is non-functional and simply gives a web link. I did submit a request via the submit feedback option, and though it did result in a "bug submitted to database" message in my chatbox (unlike the PC version, which featured no such confirmation), I received no response.

I opted to call the support phone number listed on both the Station website and the PS3 forums, and after a few minutes of menu-diving, I managed to get a live rep on the line. Unfortunately the PSN support line is exclusively hardware-related, as the polite but insistent phone rep explained, and there was nothing he could do in terms of in-game support. He directed me to contact SOE, and when I told him that SOE directed me to contact the PSN support line, he offered his condolences.

While the whole exchange was exceedingly polite and the Sony rep went out of his way to empathize with me, it was clear there's no in-game support structure for the PS3 version of DCUO, so any game-breaking bugs, quest advancement issues, or griefing instances will ultimately need to be worked around until Sony decides to offer services comparable to that of its PC Station Account program.

And with that, I'm out of time for this week. At the end of the day, I'm hard-pressed to think of a compelling reason to recommend that anyone play DCUO on the PS3 (unless he lacks a PC). If DCUO is, as SOE hopes, the flagship product when it comes to console MMOs, it's my contention that the breed simply isn't ready for prime time. Clearly game companies stand to gain a lot by expanding the MMO market away from the PC, but if this title is any indication, customers stand to gain very little aside from a half-baked MMO experience. Thanks to those of you who brought the PS3 issues to my attention, and feel free to share more of your experiences in the comments.

Cryptic unmasks the Champions F2P trailer

Defender calls out to all Champions: "Report to the nearest crisis zone & engage the enemy."

in the event you have not experienced Champions Online yet, now is the time. Cryptic's superhero MMORPG is officially free-to-play as of today. This is your chance to design a hero in what G4TV has called "the finest character creator technique yet seen in an online RPG." Or perhaps you're a former Champions Online player who hasn't played for a while... this is a lovely time for you to get back in to the game to see what you have been missing.

In the F2P launch-day trailer, Millennium City's being attacked while the other Champions are spread around the globe in battles of their own. The distress call has gone out to you. Will you reply? Catch the full trailer after the break, then you can head over to the official site & start saving the world today.

Oh John Smedley, you coy devil! The enterprising Sony Online Entertainment bossman has dropped another PlanetSide Next tease bomb on the frothing faithful, this time in the form of a new idea model from the upcoming massively multiplayer shooter.

Smedley tweets PlanetSide Galaxy transport image

Fan net site PlanetSide Universe notes that this is a preliminary model & not an in-game asset, & the site also managed to receive a small small bit of additional info from Smedley regarding the reveal. "The Galaxy plays an even more pivotal role in the new game," they told the net site, while his Twitter announcement is a decidedly more cryptic "I love me some Galaxy!"

Fans of the original PlanetSide will no doubt keep in mind the Galaxy heavy troop transport, & an updated version of the model is now viewable along with the historicallyin the past released picture of what appears to be a new Conglomerate tank. The Galaxy ship was a gargantuan heavy hauler, able to stuffing nine infantry & two MAX (Mechanized Armored Exo-Suit) units in to its ample cargo hold.

En Masse discusses TERA westernization

It's a word that gets thrown around  a bit in regard to TERA discourse. Whether it's the latest producer letter or a fan forum discussion, there's no getting away from the "W" word when it comes to all together Entertainment's work on TERA. As part of the latest Race and Class series update, all together spends a small bit of time hinting at what westernization means before indulging us with some new info regarding the Baraka and Popori races.

TERA Westernization: Thinking about audience

We've also got a look at the Archer class, including a nifty new video, so join us after the cut for all the details.

Featured Races: Baraka and Popori -- Looks can be deceiving

Some people hear the word "westernization" and think, "ohhhh...you mean translation." Others think it's  a matter of eliminating any sentence that begins with "All your base..." To truly westernize, though, they must go deeper than that. Yes, there's times when comic translation mishaps drive us to modify things, but as they westernize TERA, we're taking a look at the game as a whole and distinguishing what type of gameplay our players require and what kind of story will pull them in. Working with the development team, our bottom-line objective is to make sure that when you sit down to play, you feel that TERA was made for you.

Baraka

Knowing the Baraka descend from giants might lead you to the assumption that they share a similar character, but you couldn't be more wrong. Though daunting in height and size, they have a mild nature and deep intelligence. These are the scholars of the world, and they spend much of their time studying and researching.

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This does not mean they would make a poor choice in combat, however. On the contrary, the baraka may be pacifists when it comes to matters of philosophy, but they're fierce in defense of the weak. it is rarely wise to cross somebody who not only knows the proper way to crush a skeleton, but is strong  to do it.

Popori

A common misconception about poporis is that their "cuteness" ought to be synonymous with "weakness"-though the idiotic few who have acted on this assumption have quickly learned their error and, in the event that they live, they're sure not to iterate it. Poporis are formidable foes on the battlefield, and they rarely feel guilt or shame at their actions.

The Poporis are nature spirits-animals taken from the forest by the elin, who awaken them to sentience. they retain most of their animalistic qualities, including a childlike ignorance of common social niceties in favor of bluntness and brevity. they think that communication ought to be simple so that everybody can get to carrying out their orders.

Archers are clever tacticians, studying the art of making their prey come to them. they must know when to engage at range and when to dash in for the close-kill. they depend on their skill and agility to keep safe. A fast archer can whittle down a foe before it becomes a danger to the party, using a combination of traps and weapons to manipulate a fight to their advantage.

Featured class: Archer

Some take this manipulative tendency out of battle and bring it into their social circle, where they focus on controlling conversations and social situations to suit their needs or desires. It wouldn't be fair to say that you can't ever trust an archer's motives, but staying alert is always wise.

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Just when you thought it was all about beautiful landscapes and lush pastorals, we have this image of a recent potential near-death experience from the lands of Atreiya. While Michael G. and his friend managed to avoid trouble from the flying monstrosity we see in this picture, others nearby may not have been quite as lucky. He writes in to tell us about his recent experience while playing Aion: "I was finishing off the quest for the flash longbow with my friend when the area we needed to go to was suddenly attacked by a Dredgion flying out of the fort. We moved to the cliffs and waited for it to pass before killing the mobs we needed to kill."

Archlord reveals 2011 update plans

2011 is shaping up to be a busy year for Archlord, the free-to-play PvP-centric MMO from Webzen. In a press release earlier today, the company announced plans for various updates over the course of the year including a level cap increase, new battlefields, and tweaks to the game's racial balancing.

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A new title system is also on the way, as well as a new map for high-level characters (both in the first half of the year). For the second half, Webzen is aiming for new boss monsters and a new Battle Square called the 3rd Challenge where players are pitted against one another with a chance to obtain rare items.

Archlord launched in 2006 in Europe and North America and features a unique crafting system as well as the ability for players to become the Archlord, a singular (and incredibly powerful) ruler who reigns over the server in four-week intervals.

RIFT reveals details on the Mathosian Empire

With the next beta event for Trion Worlds' upcoming fantasy MMO RIFT scheduled to begin on January 25th, new information on the game has been flowing thick and fast. In the latest reveal, Trion has released details and screenshots of the Mathosian Empire. Nestled in the mountains, the Mathosian Empire was an ancient and powerful faction of human hunters ruled over by King Jostyr Mathos.

Using Dwarven steel and Elven magic, the Mathosians took war to the dragons, banishing them in the name of keeping the flatlands of Telara safe. The empire's rule spread across the RIFT map, and they constructed great cities like Port Scion. With King Jostyr's passing, the Mathosian Empire fell into a vicious civil war between his sons Aedraxis and Zareph. The Shade War, as it came to be known, resulted in the fracturing of the ward seals keeping Telara safe from the destructive influence of the planes. With the seal broken, the empire now lies in ruin, with the mighty Port Scion now overrun by the Deathtouched and dangerous planar openings now ravaging Telara. Trion has released several new screenshots of what remains of the Mathosian Empire, which can be found in the gallery below.

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Clans continue to attract new clan members; they can transfer their class to a higher level, contribute benefits and honor to their clans when they earn accolades in a siege war or in a large-scale battle with powerful evil creatures. This means that personal merit is directly related to the benefits and honor of their clan.

Some intellectuals have predicted that clans that were once only a small group of people with common interests will be transformed into a huge organization that prioritizes order and honor of the organization. They have made the claim that this new clan structure is an organic body that links individual lives all together.

It is now the age of clans, with new clans forming and existing clans gaining power and prestige. Members dedicate their power and their lives to the clan, willing to die for their clan and its members. This is the Oath of Blood

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EA abandoning offline game development

Kotaku points out a grim omen for the future of offline gambling in the type of some comments from Electronic Arts executive Frank Gibeau. In an interview at create, Gibeau minces few words about the future of the firm's business model.

While it's clear why publishers are desperate to move everything online (hello monetization and DRM), the benefits to the consumer are decidedly less apparent. Whether the larger gambling industry adopts an MMO-style access model remains to be seen, but EA is clearly moving in that direction.

"They're [EA studio heads]  comfortable moving the discussion towards how they make connected gameplay -- be it cooperative or multiplayer or online services -- as against fire-and-forget, packaged goods only, single-player, 25-hours-and you're out. I think that model is completed. Online is where the innovation, and the action, is at," they says.

RIFT's first closed beta produces "a hell of a sight"

This past weekend, RIFT played host to thousands of brand-new testers with its first closed beta event. The three-day event featured the first 20 levels of the Defiant experience and wrapped up early Monday. According to a forum post by Trion World's Executive Producer Scott Hartsman, the team couldn't be more pleased with the way things panned out.

Hartsman identified a variety of problem areas that would be addressed, such as mob respawn rate. Because of the giant population, RIFT's titular feature had a difficult time being a challenge until the team made some adjustments: "Where they had hoped and expected to see invasions rampaging across the countryside, in lieu the population density had become far  high, such that invasions weren't even getting off the ground. they updated the game with even more insanely active tuning on Saturday night to give the invaders a chance to come out and play , and the response in chat and submitted feedbacks was overwhelmingly positive one time that started. By the time it worked, it was a hell of a sight -- sizable invasions finally freed up, setting up footholds, wiping out the local populace, and finally being repelled by defenders."

RIFT's team received over 20,000 pieces of feedback from the event and learned  a few things, including, as Hartsman put it, "answers to some critical questions." These answers included how the servers would hold up with so plenty of people in so few zones, in the event that they could deliver fast patches, and how rifts would happen with the crowd density. In fact, there were so plenty of people that the team had to double the amount of servers  almost immediately, although fortunately the servers held up under the strain.

Trion is working on a variety of improvements as it prepares for its second closed beta event, which is prepped to start December 17th. Stay tuned to Massively for a special upcoming post-beta interview!

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Lost Pages of Taborea: Seeking out the roleplay

Runes of Magic is comic with its seemingly high emphasis on chasing carrots, but it also contains some horizontal gameplay features. Gear is so highly customizable & the higher-level dungeons want you to invest plenty of time upgrading. jogging dungeons is basically a full-time gig that I'm finding out firsthand. I've been leveling a  new character strictly for dungeons, but it takes up all of my game time. I've cut out crafting  & I outright ignore my house, yet I'm still falling behind my guildmates. But for those who actively seek it out, there are plenty of features to aid the other pursuit known as roleplaying.

The horizontal aspects of RoM have a lot to do with why I love the game so much. Of coursework, we are ripe for the roleplaying crowd, but roleplayers aren't limited to only those areas. I think there are both areas nice for roleplaying & areas that aren't so clear but lend themselves well to roleplaying. It's about the way you roleplay with RoM's features, not which features are best for roleplaying. This week, I wanna have a look at a few ways you can seek out roleplaying, with an emphasis on the uninitiated. I finish with a sappy message about roleplaying & instant gratification. Pros can  well find some ideas past the break as well.

Guild Castles

The guild castles in RoM are , truly amazing to me. to begin with, we are massive. you've the building itself with plenty of rooms & multiple floors, a courtyard in which smaller resource buildings can be erected, a fortified wall surrounding the building, & plenty of grass surrounding all of that. What other MMOs  offer such robust guild housing?

How plenty of of you non-roleplayers or even roleplayers have thought about setting up your own round table in the castle? a gathering place for you to actually congregate to facilitate roleplaying, hold live guild forums or hang around in the coursework of down-time? Whether you set it up like a classroom with multiple small tables & chairs all facing the guild leader or more of a knights-of-the-round-table arrangement, castles are a great point of interest for roleplaying.

Guild castles permit visitors  like housing does. (Remember when I talked about alternative makes use of for housing?) Spread the roleplay out past your guild & get people involved. The more the merrier.

Once you've guild quests going in the castle, we are a great way to generate roleplay for your guild. There are plenty of quests that can become obtainable without priority on stats or gear. The guild rewards take the pressure off typical reasons to quest or run dungeons, so players can enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere. The point is to forget about something you so desperately want in order to progress & enjoy some storytelling & company. Besides, you're still getting guild rewards.

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You require more resources as a Zerg as against a Protoss or Terran player. For the cost, Zerg units are  outright weaker than the units of different races. This is a fact that you will must establish your techniques around in the event you require to have success as a Zerg user in Starcraft 2.

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Depending on who you are going against, your build order will vary. When going against another Zerg gamer, I usually am partial to go for the fourteen Spawning Pool & 15 Hatchery build. The reasoning for constructing the Spawning Pool before the Hatchery is that it allows time to produce units in case the Zerg enemy goes for a Zergling rush.

The Zerg make up for their feeble troops with the ease in which they can build a brand spanking new base. Zerg expansions are cheaper & each expansion functions as a unit-producing structure. While different races may make 2 Gateways or two Barracks to train troops, the Zerg can generate an additional hatchery which then works as an expansion. It ought to be no surprise at this juncture that Zerg players are partial to get a second hatchery promptly.It is not a surprise that this strategy is one of the key Zerg build orders in Starcraft 2.

Versus a Terran player, I shockingly prefer to produce the vespene extractor as my first structure, then a Spawning Pool, & then eventually a Hatchery. By harvesting early gas, you can build Roaches  quickly which are outstanding defensive units. This helps protect you from any early Reaper aggression the Terran user might be going after. in the event you settle to skip the early gas in a Zerg against Terran match, you will certainly lose two times you see Reapers. For more strategies, see this Starcraft 2 Protoss build orders article.Without gas, you cannot get the know-how or troops you require to weather out this type of assault.

When you are playing versus Protoss, you can go for a greedy technique as they are slow starters. I will actually get a Hatchery at 15 supplies & then produce my first Spawning Pool after the fact. Even if the opposition attempts to Zealot rush, you ought to possess enough time to make troops & defensive buildings before he can assault. Defensive buildings & Queens can defeat any early Protoss assaults whereas Roaches are  weak against Stalkers. Zealots come out too slowly to be effective against a speedy expansion, so the threat of an early assault is not significant against Protoss players.  all of the time your expansion will end before they even know what happened as by the time they discover it the building will be   completed. two times your expansion is completed with, your Hatchery is set up to start earning resources for you to expend. Barring this technique you will struggle to win games as Zerg in Starcraft 2.

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Last year, I volunteered to be a playground monitor at my daughter's kindergarten. Armed with nothing but a whistle, a dodge ball, a few jump ropes, as well as a box of chalk, I took on a class of 15 lovely, energetic, screaming kids. The first day, I left with my ears ringing, my pulse off the charts, as well as a desire to run far away & never come back. But over time, I began to learn how to organize fun games for the class, keep things under control, & provide  flexibility & freedom that everybody could discover a way to enjoy recess. Let's take a glance at the lessons I learned on the rough turf of the playground.

The Guild Counsel: It's a playground, not a sandbox

Make it fun. It doesn't matter if you're a bleeding-edge, hardcore raiding guild or an all-gnome, tinkering, global domination guild. If you're not having fun, something's wrong. "Fun," of work, can be up to interpretation, as well as a hardcore guild might have a  different way to find enjoyment from a game than a family-friendly guild. Try to figure out what your guild enjoys doing most. i have fond memories of long nights of pulling trash & farming parts for Shissar bane weapons in EverQuest. As they waited on respawn, one of our guild members would run movie trivia contests. The method of farming was tedious, but because a guildmate took the initiative to make it fun, it's still on of my favorite moments in EverQuest.

Keep things simple. Often, you'll listen to comments made about members being lazy or not caring  to learn their class & pull their own weight. While this can be true sometimes (and I'll cover this in a future article), it could actually be that members have jobs & kids & school & all of those things take time from the game. Take that in to consideration when you come up with expectations for guild members. Yes, sometimes members do expect everything served on a silver platter (and hopefully you've screened them out in advance). But sometimes, the reason people don't have stacks of potions, helpful add-ons, or handy macros is because they just don't have the time to farm materials or comb the forums. The more you can help to make those tasks manageable for the time-challenged, the better off the whole guild is. think it or not, this even applies to hardcore guilds.

Include the ones who require to play but are timid. All guilds have members who are vocal, visible, & active. As a guild leader, you barely must point them in the right direction, & they're off & walking. The group that's easy to overlook are the low-key members who don't make waves & can, as a result, sometimes be left out of things. One sunny day out on the playground, I was playing a game of tag with the kids & saw one of the quieter kids standing on the side. they looked like they desired to play but was hesitant to jump in to the chaos of 15 kids walking frantically all over the playground. I asked her if they desired to help me be a tagger, & they gave it a try. After a couple of minutes, not only was they smiling & playing, but they was actually tagging more kids than I was! In Revelry & Honor, i have had a few members whom I never would have expected to start raiding with us. Turns out, not only did they participate, but they were a quantity of the best raiders on our force, & they even commented that they never  cared for raiding because they had bad experiences historically, but they were pleasantly surprised at how much they enjoyed it in our guild. As a guild leader, you can't force anybody to raid, but you can definitely make things simpler for anybody to roll up his sleeves & give it a try. That goes for anything you organize with the guild.

Keep the noise down! Let me tell you, playground games can get  noisy. Fifteen kindergartners as well as a dodge ball can lead to ear piercing decibel levels. Half of the kids are cheering in happiness, & the other half are angrily yelling back in frustration. While guilds aren't  as noisy as kids on a playground, you do have similar peaks & valleys of emotion. I've had times when a second hand member would tell me something like, "This guild is awesome, I'm so  happy here, & you're the best!" I always joke that I'm going to screenshot that message, so I can break it out later on when things don't look so rosy. Everyone loves it when things are clicking & the guild is doing well, but it makes it that much harder when the guild hits a snag. It's important to level off those peaks & valleys as much as feasible, just as it's important to reduce the noise levels of victors & vanquished on the playground.

Let everyone chip in. This is one of the hardest things a guild leader needs to do, but the more you can make all of the members feel like they slot in, the stronger your guild will be in the long run. Hopefully you've come up with some short-term & long-term designs for your guild, because now it's time to present ways for members to reach those goals, & the more ways the better. In Vanguard, when they set about trying to construct our guild hall, there were ways for everyone to contribute, no matter what his playstyle. they had group harvesting nights, where we'd all don our harvest clothes (love the PJs!) & collect up stone or wood. Others took up diplomacy to parley with NPCs in town & collect the necessary cards for our plot commission. Crafters were busy making bricks & tiles; adventurers were out hunting for valuables to build up our bank; & every time anybody logged in, the first thing he'd ask would be, "How are they doing on the guild hall, & how am I able to help?"

As challenging as it was to get everything done, I loved the fact that there were plenty of different ways that people could help. Everyone was excitedly involved, so when they completed it, all the members felt they shared in the accomplishment. sometimes, when MMOs don't easily present those options, it's up to you to find ways for members of different playstyles to contribute to the guild's progress & feel included in the finish achievement.

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It looks like players of the highly anticipated PvP-centric free-to-play MMORPG Faxion Online will use a wide selection of abilities and powers to experience the core of the game. While somebody will raise those levels and sharpen those skills the elderly fashioned way, they can also improve on those abilities using queued, offline skill training similar to EVE Online's. Abilities include Shockwave, a wave of force that will knock back enemies and deal damage; Legion, an ability that only Hell players will get (because Hell is the cooler side) that releases spirits in to the bodies of its victims (hopefully while Raining Blood plays in the background and Tribunal, which allows players to flourish a weapon, causing all sorts of bodily destroy to nearby enemies.

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they visited UTV True Games in the work of GDC Online, so check out that tour here. The game appears to be in great hands -- its developers harken from the lands of Ultima Online, Shadowbane, and plenty of other popular titles. Keep an eye out because the game is expected to hit beta stages later this year.

That's not all: there's 50 abilities per class obtainable at launch, allowing multi-class cleverness or single-specialization accuracy. All of the abilities grow normally with time, but their advancement can be sped up using microtransactions. Some abilities will be level-limited, however, to be sure that no one player has such an advantage.

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That means you still have time to download some Dio. Or, if you're on the Heaven side, here's something more your speed.

all together has provided a helpful scorecard for the G-Star event in the form of a forum post that outlines what fans can expect to learn over the work of the convention. Bluehole representatives will be revealing information about the game's skill technique, equipment technique, PvP mechanics, guild systems, and the mysterious political technique. Check out all the details at the official TERA website, and also have a glance at the various translations obtainable by TERAfans.

Curious about the TERA-centric G-Star revelations the week has in store? they are , and although we've got Editor-in-Chief Shawn Schuster as our man in Korea, we're still combing the intarwebs for the  latest about the fantasy title from Bluehole Studio and all together Entertainment.

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With so plenty of awesome things happening for Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning lately, with the Verminous Horde expansion, the new store, patch 1.4 and all the rest, Greg has decided to turn his all-seeing eye sideways, to a land called the Badlands, and take Waging WAR along to explore a community-driven event that has been held there for  a year now with great success.

Waging WAR: Battle for Badlands season 3 finale

Read on past the cut where I play 6Qs and deliver the details about the Battle for Badlands while I attempt to answer your 5Ws and possibly an H.

Since launch, WAR has enjoyed a great community. With every great community, a great event is inevitable. I've been around the block since WAR was released and have experienced the game on several different servers. I originally rolled my first character, a Swordmaster named Xiimmel, on Iron Rock. Later, I rolled an Archmage named Feiyen on Dark Crag, who I finally moved back to Iron Rock where they was renamed Veeo. I seldom did receive a chance to explore Phoenix Throne, which was collapsed along with Dark Crag a while ago. Recently, I joined the Badlands community on the side of Destruction with a variety of new characters, and the community there has been good to me so far. Part of that experience the last few weeks has been the chance to participate in a community-driven phenomenon known as the Battle for Badlands. Since this is all  new to me, I decided to do a community spotlight on the event in today's Waging WAR.

The Gaiscioch relatives (pronounced Gosh-Kia) itself has a long and illustrious history of gambling and RvR. The guild started on November 11th, 2001 (Happy 9th Birthday, Gaiscioch relatives!) in Dark Age of Camelot -- the birthgame of RvR -- on the Nimue server and has since expanded to several different games and genres. The guild nurtures a relatives style, with but a single rule: no member shall ever attack another in any way. Violating this "Blades out, not in" rule ends in banishment. Otherwise, they promise to welcome all players and have no commitments, expectations or requirements of their members, except that they have fun.

On January 5th, 2010 something special happened for the Badlands server. Originally hosted by the Order guild, "The Gaiscioch relatives," what had started out as a every week event on the Phoenix Throne server known as "Open PuG Night," became something for the people of the Badlands server to participate in and enjoy. Now the Battle for Badlands is in its third season, and the finale is set to be held this coming week, on Tuesday, November 16th, 2010. The current score is 352-326 in Order's favor, and since the finale will be held over Tiers 2 & 3, with a total of 12 keeps and 24 objectives to take and defend, the battles are positive to be fought fiercely, and it's anybody's game at this point.

The Gaiscioch is generously contributing ventrilo for the event, and has provided leadership historicallyin the past, but this coming Battle for Badlands finale will be led on the Order side by Bloodburner from the guild "Knights of Order". they is ranked 5th overall among warlords, and will lead for both tiers 2 & 3 against the Destruction leaders: Nuituran in T2 from the guild "Brutal" and Bloodrider in T3 from the guild "DA'nt Give a Shi't". Nuituran is the top ranked warlord for this season, and this will be Bloodrider's leadership debut. Of all the plenty of participating guilds this season, "Brutal" is the top scoring guild for Destruction. While "Armyn ab Treanid" is the top ranking Order guild, they are ranked 3rd overall.

Not only is this the season 3 finale for the Battle for Badlands, but the event also marks a special time for WAR. With all the thrilling things coming shortly with patch 1.4 and the Verminous Horde expansion, this Battle for Badlands finale could  well mark the finish of an period for WAR -- one final chance for everyone to experience truly epic RvR in Tiers 2 & 3 as it is now, because shortly, things are going to change. Indeed, the game is set to change in such a way that screenshots and memories of its current state will be conversation pieces for years to come. It will be fascinating to see how the Battle for Badlands event will evolve and change along with the new RvR rules. I'm positive the event will continue on, in some form or another, but I'm also positive that the game won't be  the same.

and if that isn't  incentive for you, there's prizes ! The top warlord for the season will receive 100 gold and the top warrior will receive 50 gold. Best of luck to all of this season's top players! May the best men and women win!

Everyone from any server is welcome to participate. It's not  late for players stuck in T4 to roll up that class they've always desired to try out and join the fun. In fact, in the event you work at it hard  over the weekend, you might even be able to get yourself to level 30 or 31, where you'll be able to help out and participate in the action on both tiers simultaneously and still be thought about effective, without any "fowl business" (i.e., turning in to a chicken) to worry about. and while registration isn't necessary to participate, in the event you require a chance at the prizes, you'll must head over to the event web-site and register. From there, you'll be able to claim points for yourself and your faction and possibly even make a name for yourself on the Badlands server. Oh, and a special thanks to Scottevil from Brutal for all his help!

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Thanksgiving is -- egad -- a little more than two weeks away. We couldn't be more thrilled -- it is the greatest aika gold food day of the year -- but our belly's already aching over the inevitable overeating and, even more distressing, how much money we'll have to fork over for this feast.

Hopefully you, the budget-constrained college kid, won't have to pay for the bird and all the fixins' this year, but you can still do your part and contribute some sides that satisfy your family or friends' taste buds and your budget.

Store Brand Scorecard is reviewing Thanksgiving staples to help you find the best buy eve isk cheap tasting brand for your wallet. This week, we got stuffed on one of our favorite sides, cornbread stuffing. A little disclaimer: we listed the nutritional facts for the dry stuffing mixes below for consistency. Naturally the amount of calories, fat and sodium in your stuffing will vary depending on what kind of spread you use. (For our purposes, we used butter). All brands were purchased Oct. 30 in the Chicago area. Prices are subject to change.

Brand Name: Stove Top (Kraft)
Cost: $1.25 at Walmart; $2.49 at a Chicago-area grocery store
Size: 6 oz.
Nutritional Facts: (for 1/6th of the box, dry mix) 100 calories (5 from fat), 1 gram of total fat (2% recommended daily value), 500 milligrams of sodium (21% recommended daily value), 22 grams of total carbohydrates (7% recommended daily value)
Taste: Onions and celery are abundant in this blend, providing a nice crunch and some perky zest. Good stuff.

The Big Box Store: Walmart
Brand Name: Great Value
Cost: $1.04
Size: 6 oz.
Nutritional Facts: (for 1/6th of the box, dry mix) 110 calories (10 from fat), 1 gram of total fat (1% recommended daily value), 400 milligrams of sodium (17% recommended daily value), 22 grams of total carbohydrates (7% recommended daily value)
Taste: We like the seasoning in Stove Top just fine, and Great Value's seasoning is similar. But a noticeable use of rich, succulent chicken broth makes this more scrumptious. Excellent stuff.

The Grocery Store: Jewel-Osco (owned and operated by Supervalu, parent to such grocery retailers as Shop 'n Save and Albertsons, and number 47 on the Fortune 500 list.)
Brand Name: Jewel
Cost: $1.59
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Nutritional Facts: (for 1/6th of the box, dry mix) 100 calories (5 from fat), 1 gram of total fat (1% recommended daily value), 500 milligrams of sodium (21% recommended daily value), 22 grams of total carbohydrates (7% recommended daily value)
Taste: Suspicious that this brand's nutritional facts are identical to Stove Top's, and the seasoning is similar. Not quite as much crunch from the celery. Also good stuff.

The Mini Market: Aldi
Brand Name: Chef's Cupboard
Cost: 89 cents
Size: 6 oz.
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Taste: Another alleged copycat, this one matching all the nutritional facts for Great Value's mix. But the chicken broth flavor wasn't as strong, and the bread mix was the crumbliest of the bunch. Nevertheless, good seasoning, on par with Stove Top. Good (and cheap) stuff.

Greatest Value: We liked the crunch of the celery in Stove Top, and the seasoning satisfied. But this is one of the most expensive brands, and the store brand equivalents taste just as good, in one case better. On a scale of 0 to 10, Stove Top scores a 5.

The Jewel brand is the priciest store brand, and its taste is comparable to Stove Top and Aldi's cheaper variety. Because it's more expensive than Stove Top at Walmart, we're giving this the same value score: 5.

Although we're annoyed that the breading in Aldi's stuffing mix is so small, the seasoning scores, and quality is great for the price. Value score: 8.

But the best tasting stuffing of all is Walmart's Great Value. Each forkful was so flavorful thanks to that boost from the broth. This stuffing will work great for Turkey Day, and at just over a buck, you don't have to spend much for all that comfort. Value score: 9.

Given the fact that all or most of those other RR/XP boosts have existed since the game went live, I'm not  negatively impacted by such an offer. In fact, I'm actually interested. i would like to pick up a map to simple street plus get my Archmage RR capped. I've even started up a whole stable of toons on Badlands with the purpose of taking full advantage of such a pack. I'll feel disappointed (and cheated, actually) if the pack is offered on a per-character basis,  than on an account-based level. Ultimately though, the price-point is the actual query. I would pay $10 for this pack if it's account-level. Otherwise, I'll be passing on this item plus (again) questioning the validity of my subscription. Up until I had originally heard about this item, I was  happy to continue grinding my Archmage to RR80, plus that progression stopped dead when the information on the RvR progression pack was first released. My will to continue leveling at those high levels was  sapped. How Mythic plays this card in the future will choose the fate of my main character.

Now, we've known about the Progression Pack for some time, but up until now, the impression I was given (or was apt to take) was that the pack would basically increase the RR cap to 100, plus nothing more. But now, the description of the item leads me to think that there's more there than I had initially been told. It seems as though the pack will also offer accelerated RR gain through 1-80 plus possibly beyond -- which, coincidentally, I was also aware of as a used feature coming with patch 1.4, but I was under the impression that it would be game-wide, offered to all characters plus players. My first reaction -- taking all other forms of acceleration that have been offered historicallyin the past, with server new character incentives, Weekend Warfronts (+10% RR all weekend for one particular scenario), single plus double aegis (+10%, +15% XP/RR for 60 seconds, 10m cooldown), Librams of Insight (+15% RR/INF/XP for five hours, with a 24hr cooldown, five charges) -- is that this type of enhancement would not be all that special, game-breaking or game-transforming on any level. I suppose the actual factor is the amount of acceleration offered by the pack, exactly how often such an item or feature would be in effect for a character, plus how plenty of characters on the account are affected.

The Personalization Pack actually holds the most interest for me. I can't wait for it. I have several highish-level characters whose hairstyle or other feature choice I regret. For example, i would like the chance to remove the collector's edition blindfold from my Archmage. Ever since I put on my first circlet, the blindfold has come across as looking like nothing less than a  awful pair of shades straight out of the '80s (yes, worse than Mr. Barnett's stylistic trademark, even). I miss my elderly Archmage plus how they looks from the  elderly screenshots of her back on Dark Crag.

What all of this comes down to for me is my position on RMT in general. plus generally speaking, I'm opposed to it when it comes to games that also offer a subscription payment model. As I scan over a number of the items that will finally be offered for WAR, I'm not  offended by any of the items except for the feasible precedent being set by the War Tract item plus the must-have nature of the Herald Pet. I might even be satisfied to throw down two bucks for a bunch of cool-looking trinkets, if only to have a handful of "I conquered the e-store plus all I got was this trophy" trophies. Oh, plus naturally, I may must spend the compulsory $9.99 for the Herald pet, if only to stay competitive. Ugh. /facepalm

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