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Lithuanian players cant play AION in the EU servers, when lithuania actually is center of europe. According NCsoft..... lithuania belongs to Russian Region.... witch is not. Young lithuanians dont even speak in russian... and we gonna get only AION RU...... witch is not english version of the game.... A lot of ppl was waiting here for AION, and now its totaly disappointment. UPDATE: these countries experiencing the same issue: - All baltic states ( Estonia, Lithuania and letland ) |
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8/14/09 6:27:17 AM#2
why cant russians play AION... |
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8/14/09 6:29:22 AM#3
Originally posted by Lwolf
Because russia gets their own publisher. Aion will be released in russia but not by NCSoft |
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8/14/09 6:29:51 AM#4
That seems pretty unreasonable. Do you have a source, are you sure NCSoft said that? Clearly Lithuania is NOT part of the Russian federation any more than Estonia and Latvia. Do you know if they are also being excluded? Perhaps NCsoft need reminding that you left the USSR about 20 years ago. |
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8/14/09 6:32:00 AM#5
Originally posted by Miner-2049er And the USSR dissolved around 16 years ago. This is pretty fail on NCsofts part if they do this. Currently restarting World of Warcraft :/ |
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8/14/09 6:32:40 AM#6
I thought Aion wasn't IP locked. If not you can simply buy the European version of the game and play on the European servers. "Any sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice." ~Greys Law |
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8/14/09 6:33:35 AM#7
Me as and Estonian. This makes me laugh. like WTF. I understand that Russians have theyr own publisher, But that Lithuanians have to play on Russian servers( or not at all ?), thats just NOT right. :D:D
If the OP is right ofc. |
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Originally posted by Miner-2049er
aclually yes. There are a lot of news in Lithuanian media about this situation. SO its oficial. Aad i think Latvia and Estonia is included too.... couse Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are like a sisters. |
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8/14/09 6:41:15 AM#9
Originally posted by inkvizitoris
aclually yes. There are a lot of news in Lithuanian media about this situation. SO its oficial. Aad i think Latvia and Estonia is included too.... couse Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are like a sisters.
That sucks, but I am pretty sure you can buy a euro version and play without problems, afaik, ncsoft is not restrictive in that way. I had a similar problem, with Dofus, they made me play on the French servers ( I am from Belgium, 60% here speak Dutch and 40% French, I am Dutch speaking ), after alot of bitching about it, they eventually allowed me to play on the English servers, but I already unsubbed by that time. So I can definatly relate to your situation. I'd say, don't give up the fight !
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8/14/09 6:43:10 AM#10
diferent alphabet, diferent geography.. why Russia and its federation should be considered Europe beats me since the majority of their land is in Asia. I would add that a country and federation that doesnt even respect human rights should not be considered part of Europe either, nor part of any civilized world tbh. |
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8/14/09 6:43:44 AM#11
Do you have any kind of proof as to this ? The only thing I have been able to find is that they have removed the IP block from EU and US. |
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8/14/09 6:46:13 AM#12
You gotta fight! For your right! To partyyyyy! I hope you can play the EU Version and hopefully we'll see you in game.
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8/14/09 6:58:29 AM#13
I'd say the center bit is a just a bit of miscommunication.
Publishers get different regions, its the way these international games go. What sucks is when you are forced into certain regions. But, hey, make lemons into lemonade. Now you can learn russian! Dos vidalia! |
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8/14/09 7:05:30 AM#14
Originally posted by Haggis13
You're nitpicking. His English isn't quite up to shuff and he never said either "the geographic center" or even "the center" or anything of the sort. The fact is Lithuania is a member of NATO, the Council of Europe, and the European Union. It's actually a northern European country and the southernmost of the Baltic states. In the fourteenth century it was the largest country in Europe. "Any sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice." ~Greys Law |
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8/14/09 7:06:39 AM#15
Is there any proof of this? If it is, and considering that Lithuania does not even have a border with Russia, I think people who work at NCsoft do need a geography lesson. The country is a member of both NATO and European Union. "The person who experiences greatness must have a feeling for the myth he is in." |
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8/14/09 7:09:55 AM#16
Hmm-Lithuania being taken over again in cyberspace by Russia? What's next! |
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Originally posted by thexrated I cant show you any proof of this, couse all proof are on lithuanian language. and my english sucks to translate it. But i do know, that our game media ppl is gonna do some fight to get back AION to our coutry.... it's really sad. And we feel really discriminated. |
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8/14/09 7:18:28 AM#18
LOLOLOLOL @ Lithuania, this is getting epic |
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PapaB34R
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8/14/09 7:31:22 AM#19
Originally posted by Haggis13 troll I presume? He hasnt said anything racial nor nationalistic. Being part of a country or complaining about how others treat it citizens is not nationalistic, its fuckin sad to see these poor mistakes being made. As for being forced to play in the russian region, thats fucking rape considering the abuse by russians and sovjet tyrants prolonging more or less 200 years. A slight comparsion would be Koreans forced to play under japanese control and if you dont know why either of those should upset stay out of this thread. The past is the past but still you better tread lightly in some subjects. This is of course wrong and should be brought up to discussion, wether or not blocking an entire country for a reason as of this is legal is another question as well, some might consider this discrimnation since Lithuania belongs to the European Union not Russia.
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