Around 2 weeks before shutdown
What information we got so far, besides the obvious shutdown that will come?
Alpha starting?
Beta date and schedule?
Yea, I'm too lazy to browse a couple pages back
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Around 2 weeks before shutdown
What information we got so far, besides the obvious shutdown that will come?
Alpha starting?
Beta date and schedule?
Yea, I'm too lazy to browse a couple pages back
I'm too lazy to tell you!
If you're too lazy to look, then get out.
how about a proper title ?
They plan to start Alpha around the end of October and nothing has been said yet about beta :\
your title look like a error message lol
you dont have to "sit in the forums every day to keep up on all the information." All you have to do is read the producer letters when they come out, and read the news on the website, optionally just bookmark the forum index and watch the dev tracker for new posts every few days.. That doesn't require much effort. You don't have to be a lurker or forum junkie.
IMO if you can't do something as simple as check the official news whenever you're curious enough about it to ask on the forums, then you don't deserve an answer.
OK, so beside anything obvious like lodestone and DEV Tracker, there's no new information
Thats all I need to know
Nothing new, besides some new articles and screenshots about the new PS3 UI. And an artwork of some dungeon boss named Amon and another of a new instance dungeon. Check the last few pages of Reinheart's thread for the translation and links to view those screenshots and artworks.
Because the person doesn't deserve the answer if they aren't willing to spend a minute or two looking for it before asking about it. Instead, it's a better use of my time scolding them for not being interested enough in information to search for it and instead depending on everyone else to give it.
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I never understand why some call this format "military date" other parts other world use this as th default.
Just like the 24 hour clock (I personally use this format for everything).
Am I doing it wrong? Cause I simply emphasize my sarcasm on my opening post
Youre right. I use the format for file name in everyday work: daily progress, minutes of meeting, etcQuote:
This date format simplifies sorting events in chronological order (a simple sorting algorithm will put them in the correct order simply being handed the digits without the slashes in this fashion and sorting them from left to right); however, other date formats are used because they are more naturally spoken in a sentence: "Today is January twenty-fourth , twenty-twelve;" versus "Today is twenty-twelve, the twenty-fourth of January" which reads awkwardly in English and uses more words.