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New Releases: What upcoming games are you looking forward to?
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03-07-2009, 02:24 PM
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I think the idea is that you add characters to the original WOW game.
You may have updated with the expansions, but you're technically still playing (a version of) the original game. If you add your character to WOW itself you can enter some extra details specific to the game (region, server, accomplishments) which isn't possible for either of the expansions. You can also use gDNA's dynamic WOW signature images if you do it like I said. (They are called WotLK sigs, but that's because they look icy.  )
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03-07-2009, 02:28 PM
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Yeah we have to come up with a solution for this. Working on it with Steve the data guy to figure out how best to handle popular expansions going forward.
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03-27-2009, 11:50 PM
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Rotodon8,
This is maybe similar to the Guild Wars problem but not the same. Guild Wars has 3 "Campaigns" (separate games) and 1 expansion "Guild Wars Eye of The North", (GWEN). So a player could own Guild Wars Factions only & create a character there, and only play there. I could meet that player in Factions, (I have all of the Guild Wars games), find that they're really cool & invite them to my guild which plays all 3 games and the expansion. I have characters from Each campaign, so its like that's their "birth" place so I'd rather associate them to the game they came from. The exception being GWEN, characters cannot be created there, and it is not a standalone game. GWEN is probably the same as a WOW expansion. (Don't play WOW, so don't really know!) If I didn't have Guild Wars Prophecies, I probably wouldn't want to put it in my DNA just so my characters could have an emblem etc... So really each campaign needs to be treated as a standalone game, because they are, even though characters can pass between them. The games are: Guild Wars Prophecies Guild Wars Factions Guild Wars Nightfall The expansion is: Guild Wars Eye of The North
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