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Lux_Lisbon
11443 posts
I hope they never come back up. GO GET LIVES, PEOPLE.
Lemmin
2078 posts
11-12-2008 3:30pm
I hope they never come back up. GO GET LIVES, PEOPLE.
I love you Agnes.
I love you Agnes.
Jacknsnap
1752 posts
11-12-2008 3:39pm
I hope they never come back up. GO GET LIVES, PEOPLE.
....says the leader of the geeks as she plays D&D.... :D
....says the leader of the geeks as she plays D&D.... :D
Candylane
108 posts
11-12-2008 3:54pm
Why is it when I want to play, Blizz comes up with something to keep me from taking my 4th toon to the Outlands? Just venting. :doh:
Oriole
2096 posts
11-12-2008 7:13pm
Why is it when I want to play, Blizz comes up with something to keep me from taking my 4th toon to the Outlands? Just venting. :doh:
It's a conspiracy. :D
It's a conspiracy. :D
Maligner
1923 posts
I hope they never come back up. GO GET LIVES, PEOPLE.
I thought people paid Blizzard so they could have a life.
I'm getting so confused.....
But seriously, I worked all day, then had to take a trip out of town, got the kids dinner and got their homework done. Thought I'd log in. Down. Messed around doing some other stuff. Checked again when it was supposed to be up. Down. Did some other stuff. Checked when it was supposed to be up (new time). Down. Wife came home. Caught up with her day. Did some other things. Checked when it was supposed to be up (the new new time). Down. Went to bed. Coming to work a little late due to work requirements so I check this morning. Down again.
It's the life I've got. About the only thing I can do differently is totally ignore the game, but why pay for it then?
On the other hand having a life is a good idea, so that is generally sound advice. That way these taxes I'm paying will mean something.
Maybe.
I hope.
I thought people paid Blizzard so they could have a life.
I'm getting so confused.....
But seriously, I worked all day, then had to take a trip out of town, got the kids dinner and got their homework done. Thought I'd log in. Down. Messed around doing some other stuff. Checked again when it was supposed to be up. Down. Did some other stuff. Checked when it was supposed to be up (new time). Down. Wife came home. Caught up with her day. Did some other things. Checked when it was supposed to be up (the new new time). Down. Went to bed. Coming to work a little late due to work requirements so I check this morning. Down again.
It's the life I've got. About the only thing I can do differently is totally ignore the game, but why pay for it then?
On the other hand having a life is a good idea, so that is generally sound advice. That way these taxes I'm paying will mean something.
Maybe.
I hope.
Torrin
7042 posts
11-12-2008 11:52pm
We were all given a 3 day credit for the issues.
There is a lot of shit going on and I understand it is frustrating when the game isn't available when you want it to be, but it usually is.
<insert Obama picture>
There is a lot of shit going on and I understand it is frustrating when the game isn't available when you want it to be, but it usually is.
<insert Obama picture>
Beam
1876 posts
11-13-2008 5:34pm
Someone did the math on this. A three day credit is worth (assuming no discounts) about $1.40.
Jacknsnap
1752 posts
11-13-2008 5:38pm
woot! now I can get that candy bar I always wanted...
oops... no, don't have enough... anyone spare some change?
oops... no, don't have enough... anyone spare some change?
Frenial
6901 posts
11-13-2008 6:09pm
Someone did the math on this. A three day credit is worth (assuming no discounts) about $1.40.
$1.40 x 11 million accounts = $15.4 million
I wonder what happens if they track down a game suspending mistake like the mail loss to the changes of a single programmer.... "We're docking your pay until you work this off!"
$1.40 x 11 million accounts = $15.4 million
I wonder what happens if they track down a game suspending mistake like the mail loss to the changes of a single programmer.... "We're docking your pay until you work this off!"
