BioWare Cancels EU The Old Republic Beta-Test Weekend

[The Forces of Chaos]

Is orign required for the beta ? sorry haven't keeped up on it.

 

[A-duus]

Is orign required for the beta ? sorry haven't keeped up on it.

No.. only if you preorder online with orign..


Pfhh only 27gigs... in the last 3 months i averaged at around 400GB a month, 27 is nothing...

 

[redisforever]

Before the rage, think. I am on their side. My internet wouldn't be able to handle downloading 27 gigs. Also, better version.

I do think they should have kept it up during the intervening time.

Is non-flat rate internet common in North America then? Keep seeing this as a trend, kinda surprised, considering what a shithole I live in and how it's a standard here.

Well, in Canada, it goes to a limit, like mine is 60 gigs, and then they charge you after that, like $2/gig.

I do also have an unlimited plan at my dad's house, but it's slower.

 

[Vrach]

Before the rage, think. I am on their side. My internet wouldn't be able to handle downloading 27 gigs. Also, better version.

I do think they should have kept it up during the intervening time.

Is non-flat rate internet common in North America then? Keep seeing this as a trend, kinda surprised, considering what a shithole I live in and how it's a standard here.

Well, in Canada, it goes to a limit, like mine is 60 gigs, and then they charge you after that, like $2/gig.

I do also have an unlimited plan at my dad's house, but it's slower.

And what speeds are we talking about in both cases, of both limited and unlimited bandwidth?

 

[redisforever]

Before the rage, think. I am on their side. My internet wouldn't be able to handle downloading 27 gigs. Also, better version.

I do think they should have kept it up during the intervening time.

Is non-flat rate internet common in North America then? Keep seeing this as a trend, kinda surprised, considering what a shithole I live in and how it's a standard here.

Well, in Canada, it goes to a limit, like mine is 60 gigs, and then they charge you after that, like $2/gig.

I do also have an unlimited plan at my dad's house, but it's slower.

And what speeds are we talking about in both cases, of both limited and unlimited bandwidth?

With the plans I have:
Limited, in theory, 5mbps.
Unlimited, about 3mbps.

 

[Vrach]

Before the rage, think. I am on their side. My internet wouldn't be able to handle downloading 27 gigs. Also, better version.

I do think they should have kept it up during the intervening time.

Is non-flat rate internet common in North America then? Keep seeing this as a trend, kinda surprised, considering what a shithole I live in and how it's a standard here.

Well, in Canada, it goes to a limit, like mine is 60 gigs, and then they charge you after that, like $2/gig.

I do also have an unlimited plan at my dad's house, but it's slower.

And what speeds are we talking about in both cases, of both limited and unlimited bandwidth?

With the plans I have:
Limited, in theory, 5mbps.
Unlimited, about 3mbps.

Huh, that's definitely not the difference I'd give up an unlimited bandwidth plan for tbh :\

 

[A-duus]

D

Before the rage, think. I am on their side. My internet wouldn't be able to handle downloading 27 gigs. Also, better version.

I do think they should have kept it up during the intervening time.

Is non-flat rate internet common in North America then? Keep seeing this as a trend, kinda surprised, considering what a shithole I live in and how it's a standard here.

Well, in Canada, it goes to a limit, like mine is 60 gigs, and then they charge you after that, like $2/gig.

I do also have an unlimited plan at my dad's house, but it's slower.

And what speeds are we talking about in both cases, of both limited and unlimited bandwidth?

With the plans I have:
Limited, in theory, 5mbps.
Unlimited, about 3mbps.

I feel sorry for you north americans..

 

[redisforever]

Before the rage, think. I am on their side. My internet wouldn't be able to handle downloading 27 gigs. Also, better version.

I do think they should have kept it up during the intervening time.

Is non-flat rate internet common in North America then? Keep seeing this as a trend, kinda surprised, considering what a shithole I live in and how it's a standard here.

Well, in Canada, it goes to a limit, like mine is 60 gigs, and then they charge you after that, like $2/gig.

I do also have an unlimited plan at my dad's house, but it's slower.

And what speeds are we talking about in both cases, of both limited and unlimited bandwidth?

With the plans I have:
Limited, in theory, 5mbps.
Unlimited, about 3mbps.

Huh, that's definitely not the difference I'd give up an unlimited bandwidth plan for tbh :\

Well, it's actually about the same price, and the limited has only 60 gigs a month, and we got unlimited for Netflix.

 

[redisforever]

D

Before the rage, think. I am on their side. My internet wouldn't be able to handle downloading 27 gigs. Also, better version.

I do think they should have kept it up during the intervening time.

Is non-flat rate internet common in North America then? Keep seeing this as a trend, kinda surprised, considering what a shithole I live in and how it's a standard here.

Well, in Canada, it goes to a limit, like mine is 60 gigs, and then they charge you after that, like $2/gig.

I do also have an unlimited plan at my dad's house, but it's slower.

And what speeds are we talking about in both cases, of both limited and unlimited bandwidth?

With the plans I have:
Limited, in theory, 5mbps.
Unlimited, about 3mbps.

I feel sorry for you north americans..

It's here in Canada mainly, because the government seems to hate us being able to use technology.