Europeans Find Trouble In Camelot

Posted by simoniker on Monday September 22, 2003 @08:15PM from the dark-ages-indeed dept.

Thanks to GamesRadar for their investigation into trouble with the European version of Dark Ages Of Camelot, following an earlier 'hacking incident' on the PC MMORPG. The piece discovers that: "Customers say access to their subscription accounts and ability to contact GOA.com (who hosts servers for the Mythic Entertainment game in the UK, France and Germany) was disabled without notice by the company, who later went on to disable all game passwords as well. Subsequent statements about time frames for services to return to normal have not been met." GOA's comments on the lack of notice: "...we were unable to communicate that this was a hack in order to prevent further attacks or damage."

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Re:Modding Simoniker down? by Anonymous Coward · 2003-09-23 08:45 · Score: -1, Flamebait

Another way to help me skip boring posts would be to describe more carefully who the target audience is, and/or why they might or might not be interested. Mostly what interests me is theory about game design and insights about the gaming biz-- I could care less about nostalgia or rumors of upcoming sequels. (I do like screenshots when they advance the state of the art, too.)

sure because the world revolves around you, why don't you just suck it up and not read stuff you don't think you will like? Are you such a homo that you have to whine about the fact that you are so stupid that you click on articles you don't like? Turn off the computer go look in the mirror and then KILL YOURSELF.