Will your wishes come..."true"?

[Renshi]

Switzerland

But Switzerland isn't in the EU, that's why we need a Swiss Cheese contest! =)

[Ziyyigo-Tipyigo]

Countries in the EU region excluded in the competition:

Everything in that sentence is wrong. Seriously.

I award you no points, and may the Twelve have mercy on your soul.

[Magnesium02]

...wait, what?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ries_in_Europe

Everything in that sentence is wrong. Seriously.

I award you no points, and may the Twelve have mercy on your soul.

I said countries in EU REGION AS DEFINED BY SE









Basically anything not Japan or America gets shafted into one big comglomerate with no ability to participate in contests or be able to access payment options in preffered currency.

[Taika]

Oh sorry, misunderstood in a really bad way.

You made a really good point.

[Antipika]

...wait, what?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ries_in_Europe

Yeah but for SE, it's EU + tons of countries.

[Ziyyigo-Tipyigo]

I said countries in EU REGION AS DEFINED BY SE

The little "&" symbol means "and." "Middle East" and "Africa" are as much a part of "Europe" as "Central & South America" and "Pacific Islands" are a part of "North America."

That's where "European" was wrong. As for "countries" and "excluded," French Guiana (among others) is neither.

[Dragon]

Paying customers, etc.

No, I mean altogether. I'd intentionally ask the ESRB to rate the game M+ just to get rid of the minors in legal terms.

[Ziyyigo-Tipyigo]

No, I mean altogether. I'd intentionally ask the ESRB to rate the game M+ just to get rid of the minors in legal terms.

1. ESRB is an industry organization and doesn't have the weight of law.
2. ESRB is NA only. This is an EU thread.
3. You're thinking AO, not M.
4. An AO rating kills sales. Period.
5. Countries where a rating does have the force of law can and often do ban games outright. This is also not good for sales.
6. Not everyone who acts like a 13 y.o. is actually 13. Welcome to the Internet.

[Anathiel]

Next question: if im in the us army, but stationed in germany. Technically im a resident of germany but on a military post. How does that work?

[Ziyyigo-Tipyigo]

Next question: if im in the us army, but stationed in germany.

Technically you're still a US resident; otherwise you'd lose your driver's license, voting rights, etc.

Your APO address lets you enter NA contests with no problem, though.