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Sharing some of my latest Artwork done with you. Hope this is a fine space for such actions
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The Overwatch closed beta that's currently underway will be brought to an end next week. Blizzard said the beta will relaunch sometime in January, but now it's time to start sorting through all the data that's been collected over the past month-and-a-half. "Since the start of the Overwatch beta in late October, aspiring heroes from around the world have battled it out in more than 900,000 matches. In this same period of time, we've also gathered invaluable information about our servers, core systems like matchmaking, and overall map and hero balance—thanks not only to the raw data we've collected from the game, but also to the numerous bug reports, suggestions, critiques, and experiences you’ve shared," Blizzard said in the announcement. "This phase of development has been key, but now it's time to analyze the data we have, dig into your feedback even further, and put that knowledge to use as best we can." The beta will be shut down at 9 am PST on December 10, one week from today, but the beta forums will stay open until December 18. No new players will be added between now and the shutdown, but all those who are in the current beta will be readmitted once it restarts. Blizzard also plans to add more players after it relaunches, although specifics about how many and when they'll be allowed behind the velvet rope have yet to be nailed down. We had a nice chat about Overwatch with Game Director Jeff Kaplan and Creative Director Chris Metzen early last month at BlizzCon, during which we talked about the beta test, future content, and why Blizzard opted to go with the rather surprising not-free-to-play payment model. Source http://www.pcgamer.com/overwatch-beta-is-shutting-down-next-week/
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It is in beta right now and i've been playing it quite alot, anyone else has it? It is a much more objective based moba than LoL or dota2. if anyone likes moba's i suggest you try to get your hands on a key ^^ greetzings
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Anybody play Diablo 3? I've been diggin' going solo for a while but it isn't as fun to murder satan if you don't have someone to share it with I figured, who better to slaughter the prince of darkness with than my =F|A=mily! add me on battle.net! Taborham#1261
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If you’re trying to play a game on PSN today, you may be running into some issues. Despite routine maintenance set for tomorrow, over the weekend Sony’s PSN service has been hit by a series of crippling attacks from a hacker/vandal collective known as “Lizard Squad.” The group also claims to have been working to sabotage Blizzard’s servers, along with interrupting Riot Games’ League of Legends and Grinding Gear Games’ Path of Exile. But as of late, PSN appears to be their main target, at least judging by their quickly-growing Twitter feed. “Sony, yet another large company, but they aren’t spending the waves of cash they obtain on their customers’ PSN service. End the greed,” they said a few hours ago on their page. Sony’s response on their own Twitter support channel is a seemingly never-ending string of auto-messages responding to individual users’ complaints. The long and short of it is that they’re working on the issue, yet have no timetable as to when the service will be restored. The hack was first reported by Shacknews, who reiterates that this has nothing to do with the planned maintenance for tomorrow. Out of the supposed hits on League, PoE and Blizzard games, only Sony still seems to be having issues at the moment. The group seems focused on them in particular, at one point saying they’ve planted an “ISIS” flag on Sony’s servers, referencing the terrorist group that has massacred hundreds of civilians in Iraq. PSN is no stranger to this sort of attack, as the network suffered a large security breach in 2011. That time, it was the internet’s famed “Anonymous” taking responsibility, and the end result was the exposure of thousands of names and passwords. In the end after a class-action lawsuit, Sony agreed to a $15M settlement. It appears the “point” being made with this new hack is that Sony still has not done enough to secure their online services, even after a colossal breach like the one in 2011. This is still an ongoing situation, but so far there is no information about the possible of exposure of customer information, only that the service itself is offline. Via: http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2014/08/24/psn-down-as-sony-blizzard-riot-and-others-are-under-siege-by-hackers/
