Annual Pass back in January, subscribed since 1/21/05 never missing a month, no invite yet
Annual Pass back in January, subscribed since 1/21/05 never missing a month, no invite yet
bnet up again, no beta![]()
I speculate that only the veteran, AP and press-related guys/gals, regardless of their regions has gotten their invites, and the first batch of US-players. Why?
Bous has it, and (s)he is from France and the eu account management has just went into maintenance.
Tinfoil hat much?
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I can confirm, the EU Battle.net is currently down. "We’ll be back soon! The Blizzard family of websites is currently undergoing maintenance to improve your browsing experience. Thank you for your patience!"
My Bnet is back up (EU) and no joy, I might just sleep and wait. Then again I could just spam f5 for the next 7 hours frantically...
I don't dare go fricking pee.
Okay I'm a US player who played WoW for past 5 years without unsubbing. Got Annual Pass day one. No Beta invite yet. I think I will go take a shower and hopefully I get mine when I get back if not then I hope for the next few waves.
all annual pass holders will be getting invited, blizzard said they will be inviting everyone in waves based on how long your account has been active and when you signed up for the pass, so if you dont have one now, you will get one
I'm confused. Is the beta live now? Are they beginning to send out invites in the aforementioned waves?
Errr...
European Courts?
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Yeah, European courts bind everyone who's signed up (most of the WoW-participating-annual pass-countries) into 1 legally binding document that can be altered in slight ways depending on your country and it's "tradition" - however the premise still exists. It's why, for example, many people in the UK want out of the ECHR because it dictates far too much jurisdiction on our own legal system, which to those opposed is baffling.