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[annewandering]

I dont think the power is going to be up to normal any time soon. All the businesses in Japan probably are planning how to get back up and running not just SE. Has anyone heard what the power company is planning on how to get it back up?

[GERM]

Why would they move servers to US when they could do it in china which is much closer and much cheaper, do you think you are the center of the world ?

China has a lot of restrictions on internet and it may cause a problem by doing this.. They have implemented laws based on MMO related playing and servers in that country have a lot of rules they have to follow I said it previously as a hypothetical but more then likely as of reality it wouldn't be an option

[Kjara]

this was discussed in previous threads that mods already closed, let's just drop it before this thread heats up like the others. They know they are losing money and will do something about it. If they still haven't it's because they can't.
Just be patient and hope the nuclear danger settles cause that's the major issue slowing them down atm. no nuclear = 1/5 of Japan energy reduction.

[MarkovChain]

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I think you are a little candid if you think any JP company is going to hold its activity for one month. This is not a film this is reality, this would litterally kill them. Most likely scenario is the electricty supply network will be ajusted in the following days.

[Rocman]

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No need to insult people for getting stuff off thier chests. There are more polite ways to do it

[Eadieni]

The perma solution would be to move the servers to Texas.
An area like San Antonio to Austin has no weather, no nothing. No tornados, no earthquakes, no ...... anything. Hardly even rain. Central-South Texas is immune to weather effects, and taxes, it's where a lot of companies HQs are, including Microsoft Xbox. (North Texas gets snow, South texas gets rain).
And, Texas has incredibly fast internet, it's where U-Verse launched. Plus, it's halfway between east and west coast.