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Kao wrote:Riotcoke wrote:DE will use the same base code hopefully, so we can hopefully use EP on DE.
Assuming they have not lost the source code like they lost the administrations tools and passwords.
What is not to understand? They lost access to the tools required to administer ESO.princeofcarthage wrote:Kao wrote:Riotcoke wrote:DE will use the same base code hopefully, so we can hopefully use EP on DE.
Assuming they have not lost the source code like they lost the administrations tools and passwords.
What do you mean they lost adminstrations tools and passwords
deleted_user wrote:Riotcoke wrote:Has anyone been contacted at ESOC about age 3 de btw. Would be surprised if they don't at all.
If anyone was, they'd be NDA'd so we wouldn't know.
No, I haven't been NDA'd, although I remind Microsoft I've signed at least two NDAs and I live in Seattle.
Magna Phi wrote:Although I understood and sympathised with with efforts of ESOC to keep tweaking the game for better balance and general integrity of the game, I have always lamented the division of the player base between super pros and the new and casual players.
I think DE may be for the best of the community. Some at ESOC may see the coming of DE as a signal of redundancy but i think you're a big part of the contingent that's managed to keep it from dying.
- Spirit Medium and part time strelet, Magna Phi.
Thoughts?
Riotcoke wrote:I don't really understand the post entirely. But if you're meaning that ESOC has a large divide between high level players and mid level players, it tends not to be the case. The average PR is something like high 20s afterall.
Only the 3d assets, but they had to redo them anyway in 4K resolution.Riotcoke wrote:They also lost the sprites for aoe2