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Posted: Jun 24th 2009 9:54PM (Unverified) said

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you are a traitor to your loyal fans that stuck with you since dark age of camelot

may you burn
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Posted: Jun 24th 2009 9:58PM (Unverified) said

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Well that's not a snap judgment at all; you realize he was probably let go, right? Did you RTFA?
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Posted: Jun 24th 2009 10:05PM (Unverified) said

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pure bs

he jumped a sinking ship, he sold out to another company most likely
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Posted: Jun 25th 2009 10:13AM Ghen said

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Well you obviously know less than the average person. How does it feel to be less than average?
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Posted: Jun 24th 2009 10:54PM LuckyEMS said

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Overall, the source said that the mood is positive at Mythic, expressing that "a lot of people" at the studio would like to work on Star Wars: The Old Republic.

and the employee's at BioWare were depressed hoping they didn't have to work on Warhammer
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Posted: Jun 24th 2009 11:37PM Samael said

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I am seriously hoping BioWare does not have to take time away from TOR to help WAR, now that would suck.
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Posted: Jun 24th 2009 10:57PM Lov3 said

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When will studios learn to stop making WoW clones? Maintainance costs crushed Blizzard in the first 4 months and they were bought out by Vivendi. All the old dev teams for all Blizzard IPs were gradually laid off after the announcement. History is repeating. Stop making money sinks of dubious quality hoping to emulate their current success, cos it ain't gonna happen.
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Posted: Jun 24th 2009 11:47PM Chrisness said

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"All the old dev teams for all Blizzard IPs were gradually laid off "

Are you sure about that?
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Posted: Jun 25th 2009 1:58PM (Unverified) said

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All your facts are wrong.. Blizzard was part of Vivendi way before WOW came out. Not sure how you know that "maintenance costs crushed Blizzard when WOW came out". From my point of view it was not enough servers for the demand of the game. They hired AT&T for their server maintenance and backbone which had one of the best infrastructures on the net at that time.

If by "all the old dev teams" you mean Blizzard North.. they were not laid off.. most of them left the company due to creative differences. They started their own company and put out Hellgate which flopped and the company no longer exists.
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Posted: Jun 25th 2009 12:28PM smcn said

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You forgot to mention jet fuel can't burn hot enough to melt steel!!!!!!!!!!1111
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Posted: Jun 25th 2009 8:43AM (Unverified) said

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WAR would be a pretty solid game if it were launching in September '09 instead of September '08. It's come a long way since launch and a number of people that I know of are giving it another shot (and quite a few sticking), though there are a number of people that are already "burnt out" on the game.

I like it, but it's still got a lot of room for improvement and a fair bit that it can learn from Dark Age of Camelot.

Dark Age of Camelot II: Knights of the Old Roundtable inc?
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Posted: Jun 25th 2009 4:08PM Chaz Winterbottom said

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Ever wonder what a fired studio head looks like? W'BAM! There it is!
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Posted: Jun 25th 2009 4:14PM (Unverified) said

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{i've been banned}
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