D&D Online Stress Beta Begins

kafka47 writes "Turbine's much-anticipated MMO, "Dungeons and Dragons Online: Stormreach", is now opening up its stress test to Fileplanet subscribers. The registration is free, and it is a great opportunity for MMO and D&D fans to sign up and try out the game! Paid subscribers get a higher-rez client, but if you're curious about what DDO has to offer (and by all accounts, it's a lot) this is your chance to see it early."

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Re:+5 Fist of the Bachelor!

[elmerf9001]

You sir are a dumbfuck! Crawl back under your rock please

Re:+5 Fist of the Bachelor!

[Anonymous Coward]

I like how someone registers on Slashdot to call other people nerds.

Re:WWIV says Ctrl-A

[Johnny Mnemonic]

Hopefully USB really is universal in that one could use a high end non-Mac mouse in their Mac machine.

Indeed you can. You can always get at least the wheel and two buttons working; the ability to map the other buttons is not as given, but usually works too.

Personally, I use a Microsoft BlueTooth Intellimouse--and Mac users don't even need the BlueTooth dongle that comes with the mouse, as BT is now built into every Mac. Although it's not officially supported, I use all 5 buttons fine. The only sad thing is that there is no warning for when the batteries are going to die, like with the Apple BT keyboard.

In fact, I wouldn't be really surprised at all if Mac users made up a huge percentage of BT mice users (including eg the Microsoft mice, regardless of there being no support)--if you have to use a dongle with a PC, you may as well use an RF mouse. And I think most PCs still require a dongle for BT support.

Wotta lotta hooey

[Urusai]

Grammer notsies our awl ouvre are nutzax liek teh buncha loosers theyre is.

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