Having servers in North America would prevent such a situation, but, simple fact, that is not the case at this very moment, so SE is doing the responsible thing for their nation and shutting down an unnecessary service. Yes, it is unnecessary. For those trying to argue that the game is needed for relieving the stress of people who can afford to sit comfortably playing a game, I argue that those people can find something else to do to allow energy conservation and diversion to more necessary facilities such as hospitals and rescue and reconstruction efforts.
While some people don't have a GAME to relieve their stress, others don't have water, to drink. Or a house to live in. Or...
Thankfully, there are far more responses from people who understand that helping in a tragedy is more important than just playing a game. There will always be the insensitive, selfish and ignorant among us, but thankfully, there are others who think beyond themselves.
For those who do care, a great idea, as previously posted, would be to donate the April fees that SE is not charging us (for those who don't understand math, they aren't charging us for a whole month, even though they are only shutting down the game for a week, tentatively): http://www.charitywatch.org/hottopic...unami2011.html

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