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3/08/12 1:49:12 AM#101
Originally posted by rexzshadow I read that they did not loose the appeal. The court found they had stolen the code but they mitigated what the potential damage to NCSoft was? In short they where found guiltyand the guy is in prison. The only think the appeal mitigated was damages. What about in the US? |
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3/08/12 1:52:49 AM#102
Originally posted by Gorilla From what i heard is they lost the case software and hardware were given back and few people were going to prison and there were fines. However appeal went through and the fine was canceled as as far i know no one went to prison. EME already decleared that they did nothing wrong and game will launch. Now if you show me where it say BH lost appeal than i could be wrong. I'll look in to it tomorrow and see. But as far as most people who follow Tera thats how it went. |
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3/08/12 2:01:20 AM#103
Originally posted by rexzshadow Well release date is announced both in the US & EU and its pretty imminent. En Masses lawyers must have been all over it presumably. I just wish it was someone other than Frogster running it in the EU. Sadly it seems that it is a game where an extra 40 or 50 ms ping is going to make a bit of a difference :( Im a bit conflicted over it. Theft of intellectual property (assuming it took place) is pretty low. On the other hand from a gamers point of view I wouldn't like to see Tera impacted. Edit: If assets that are NCsofts are used in Tera they should pay (heavy) royalties imho. |
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3/08/12 2:08:17 AM#104
And this is relevant to female players liking Tera .... how?
Getting derailed during a discussion is one thing. Purposely derailing a thread is another. If you want to discuss Tera's legal matters please open a new thread or necro the plenty that are available already. |
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3/08/12 2:38:25 AM#105
Originally posted by Xasapis Sorry about that total derail the thread Ontopic, i think we are just getting more female gamer in general and that the gamer population is getting more gamer. As as more female play game they start moving away from just consol to pc and discovering mmorpgs. Might not be any aspect of Tera per say that attract female player just the general female gamer population is growing as gameing itself become more acceptable in society norm. Also female takes in game relationships lot more seriously than guys do (from my experience). I knew 2 people, that i talk on vent with that has taken their relationship in game over the top. I mean i literaly had a good 2-3hr chat with one of them getting her relation shop with her in game "hubby" sorted out for her. And other who lives in the game literaly beside when she sleeps, and gets irrated at things in game as if it was real life. that and my friend went through quiet a few crazy online "spouse" and my experence with the only 2 online "spouse" was werid to say the least, and the only reason i married their character was for the buff and teleportion skill yet they took it so seriously. EX: last game i play i married a cleric and pretty much told her i marrying cleric for grinding and farming purpose and i was nice to her, help her out with stuff. And in return she periodly flips at me when i don't respond to her coz i was afking because i was at school or went out. At first 3 time i said i was sorry about 10 times before she finaly responded, but you know on the 4th time i pretty much just said screw it. Maybe i just have horrible luck but man do i meet some crazy female in game =\ Man i don't even know how this got started o well, back to watching house. |
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3/08/12 6:49:37 AM#106
Originally posted by rexzshadow I just plain dont care. I dont play online games to pick women. |
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3/08/12 7:03:20 AM#107
Quoted for Truth. Yeah, most of my avatars are female. Most of my girlfriend's and her daughter's avatars are male. I got over that whole, MMO-sexuality thing back in EQ. Now I forget that it actually matters to some folks. Hluill, a barbarian rogue, and his Warrior-daughter, Leyek |
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Yamota
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Joined: 10/05/03
There's a beast within every man that stirs when you put a sword in his hand |
3/08/12 7:10:35 AM#108
Originally posted by Exilor Probably because of all the cutesy stuff (Elin, Popoori and so on) and muscular, wide shouldered guys |
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Yamota
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Joined: 10/05/03
There's a beast within every man that stirs when you put a sword in his hand |
3/08/12 7:12:28 AM#109
Originally posted by Loke666 Keep in mind that this is a statement from one forum poster. In no way should it be considered as fact. |
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3/08/12 9:14:31 AM#110
Originally posted by Yamota The female dwarves in Lineage 2 were cute, the Elin with those rounded hips and tights and weird stance are overly sexualized and I (as a female player) would never roll one. The Popoori don't do anything for me. I find them more on the ridiculous side than on the cute one. Now the male characters are tempting, although I went for a female human when I was playing on K-Tera. The friend I was playing with went for a female Aman, but she's always been into badass looking races.
As far as armor goes - in general I don't mind skimpy armor. I even like some sets. However, animations/stances/physique of the characters can be a real turn off for me as is the case with the female Castanics, the Elin and to a certain degree the High Elves. |
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3/08/12 12:49:53 PM#111
Originally posted by FrostWyrm you still have to talk to people and some time it matters when its a male or female. Although that what irrates me is when i don't know if i should use he/she when refer to some one -.- |
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3/08/12 12:51:03 PM#112
Originally posted by rexzshadow Why should it matter if someone is male or female in an online game? I can't think of one instance where it does matter unless you are trying to "meet people". |
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3/08/12 12:59:42 PM#113
Originally posted by Sovrath maybe just me, but i like to get my pronouns right, irrates me when i use he/she and its wrong. I'm just werid like that. |
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3/08/12 1:03:41 PM#114
Originally posted by rexzshadow
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3/08/12 1:10:02 PM#115
Originally posted by Sovrath Mostly refering to the person with some one else, meet a few people who are a bit too senstive when i just use their character gender so now it just bugs me XD |
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3/08/12 1:13:01 PM#116
Originally posted by Loke666 That or just call BS when you see it? Most adult normal people dont have 20 friends in total, and i mean real friends not co-workers, army buddies, frat brothers not to mention face book "friends" etc` Yet alone 20 female friends(doesnt matter if you male or female to begin with :P) who all play computer games, who all like MMO's and who all going to play Tera instead of other MMO's out there. Statistically that is pretty much the biggest pile of BS i've heard off... I consider my self to be quite a social creature, i know quite a few girls irl who play video games, some who even play MMO's i met my GF for 3 years now in one, but still i probably cant count 20 guys who i call friends who play MMO's on any decent level not to mention who care for Tera specifically. BTW most "non-gamer' girls i know who play computer games except for the facebook/online or social party games from my exprience play old school strategy games(the ones they used to see their brothers play) which now on discount, the amount of games age of empires 2 and age of wonder 2 from those discount platinum collections i've seen at girls places who bearly can even operate a Skype properly is pretty insane. the other most common scenario is in which they usually pick up what their BF plays which in this day an age is usually the current sports/fps game for their PS3/Xbox... Sorry cant argue with statistics :)
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3/08/12 1:13:33 PM#117
Originally posted by rexzshadow lol, ok fair enough. I do know some women who don't like to share their gender to anyone right up front. As for me, if I'm playing a female character and someone refers to me as "she" I will either correct them or just leave it. Especially if I don't expect to have dealings with them. |
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3/08/12 4:02:50 PM#118
Originally posted by DOGMA1138 you can coz statistic most of the time is pile od BS as well. Unless you know exactly what question was asked and how you can't really trust any statistics, and this is what my AP stat teacher told me. Like they could post statistic to say that 80% of american don't like their pay, and the question that was ask could be something do you want more money, ofc most people would say yes so statistic say 80% of american don't like their pay. Statistic is good reference but by no mean is it unargueable speically when you don't know the question been asked and how. Also if you noticed the OP did say college, now they might not be BFFs but knowing 20 people in college is pretty easy consider how big some classes are and possibly of been in fraternity and sorority. Chance of knowing over 20 people, ya pretty high. Have to be good friends? No but you know them. |
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3/10/12 7:40:29 AM#119
rofl, I promised myself I would not read anything in here, even the OP, and just laugh at the threads name. Apparently I am making this active thread more active tho, maybe others will post junk too, wait, is everyone doing the same thing? I don't know, do we? |
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you guys never heard of a group of college friends and aquantaince getting together and playing a MMO?
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