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apparently nothing is delaying d3 release. it's magically happening with no explanation.
Don't be thick. He was referring specifically to the Korea "theory".
The game isn't done. Simple as that. Get over it. etc.
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apparently nothing is delaying d3 release. it's magically happening with no explanation.
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When i click this article under "recent articles" i receive an error in chrome of page not found. " (net::ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS):" (the rest is in dutch so good luck with that you americans :P)
just thought i should mention.
Very nice to see some optimism on a january release... let us pray.
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Now if only I can get a beta invite ._.
I've never gotten a blizzard beta invite. Is it because I live in Canada? Blizzard has come off as rather discriminative towards Canada in the past, while not meaning to.
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Hi!
Iv'e been following this site quietly for some time now and since I have a advertisement agency, this contest caught my eyes. Iv'e been lookin at all the entrys and I have one question.
A lot of people are using images from other people/companies in their logos. Do Diablo Fans have permission from Blizzard/Artists to use this images or is it just lack of knowledge about copyright laws from the contributors? I ask because I was thinking of contributing myself.
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Well it is Burger... King.
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A small number no longer implies that "literally nobody has got in", now does it?
It's a pretty good assumption that not many have though, and an even better assumption that a very small fraction of this community will get one
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To be fair, regardless of what you say, your usage of caps and gratuitous use of questions nobody can answer gives the impression that you're riled up about it, and upset that it's not going the way you want it to.
Just saying.
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Fact is, they don't owe us an explanation. If anything, we owe them for allowing us the opportunity to check it out and help shape the game before release.
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TO INVITE US ALL TO BETA.
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Oh don't get me wrong, it's a generalization... but sifting through all the crap becomes tiresome after a while.
A lot less sifting here
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Probably because more people are realizing this community isn't complete ass like the official boards.
While I haven't posted much, and I probably ruffled a feather or two in the "Anonymous vs NY" thread, I'm glad to be here. It's much more tolerable, and you lads are far better to talk with then those weirdos.
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(I didn't get one QQ)
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I have to ask a question... what makes you think "the people/youth" would do it any differently? What makes you think that "the people/youth" aren't equally corrupt, or would become equally corrupt? It's easy to sit on the outside and dictate how it should be done or act like you're morally superior. People underestimate the power of human emotion, and emotion will always trump common sense. Would it be okay to skim the bottom line to feed your family? Where you do draw the line? Buying a boat? An island? Would that not be facilitating your families quality of life, while appeasing your need for being loved and acknowledged by those people for how you're providing for them?
I sort of went way off on a tangent there, but the fact is, human beings are inherently corrupt and selfish. It's a wonder of free will. It doesn't matter who has the title of leader, or the affiliation of that person, corruption is inevitable. We can live in a vacuum and claim it shouldn't be that way, but that doesn't change reality. I mean look at Anonymous. They put this facade that their interests are protecting the people... while at the same time, they have no problems leaking innocent civilians personal information and putting millions of peoples livelihoods and quality of life in danger, just to "stick it to the man". All for what? Because they can? Because they're "white hats" and it's justified? Please, Anonymous are selfish, corrupt pigs seeking acknowledgement just like the suits in Wall Street. They're equally intrusive towards people that don't deserve it, just like the government. In my opinion, the end never justifies the means when the means is built upon hypocrisy.
I'm not taking a side here and I'm not saying the supporters are wrong, stupid, etc. While I think anarchy would be a horrible thing, the government should ease back and I can't deny that. My point is mostly surrounding the fact that Anonymous need to figure out a better way to get their voices across and to stop expecting that they (or those they support) would be immune to the corruption. They have a very good point, but the way they've been typically going about expressing it, is extremely childish and unproductive. Have a peaceful protest in NY, great I'll even applaud you for it... but stop being intrusive to people that just like you, don't deserve it.
For the record, this is directed at nobody in this thread. I just wanted to voice my opinion about Anonymous in general. I personally think their protests in NY are a good start, but history doesn't forget.
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As someone that works in promotions/marketing, it's mostly a grey area (might be frowned upon, but technically not illegal) until you start making money off of it. I'm sure Blizzard is well aware of the copyright laws surrounding their art assets.
An easy example is that Blizzard provides art assets for you to create a fansite with, which include full logos, copywritten art etc. While I'm not entirely sure if those specific assets were granted a special kind of license, generally speaking, if there's no profit being made directly from those assets, there's no problem (and afaik, ad revenue is excluded). For example, if Diablofans picked a logo, and decided to create a t-shirt and tried to sell it, they could be sued. Even promotional/giveaways (free) isn't allowed since you're distributing their property.
Also keep in mind, I do live in Canada so maybe it's a bit difference, but copyright laws are typically international anyway.
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Quite a bold assertion based on nothing if you ask me. Do you know whether or not Blizzard has been in talks with Microsoft? Sony? Who says it's imperative that it run under the Xbox live system? Blizzard is known for being allowed to break the rules, so don't count it out just yet
And nobody said it was guaranteed, though after looking at what type of game D3 is, considering the fact that consoles all have standardized hardware configurations (read: They can design it to fit a single hardware config), and that Jay essentially did a plug in the interview videos looking for people to work on it... I think a console version is inevitable. As much as hardcore PC enthusiasts (like myself) want to deny it, the console market is still massive... and Blizzard now has a chance to tap into it. They'd honestly be foolish not to.