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Blog Entry: Do you want to play Aion before the official launch date? Of course you do. This is your chance! If the possibility of playing Aion at one of our demo booths in Leipzig combined with all our community activities is not enough to convince you to book your trip to Games Convention 2008, then the time has come to think again. Starting with Leipzig and following on several other occasions later this year we’ll be offering the chance to not only register your interest in taking part in the future Exclusive Preview Event of Aion: The Tower of Eternity, but also to actually leave the convention knowing that you just won your spot. Yes, indeed. Each day we will randomly select 200 lucky fans to receive an email confirming their future slot and the fact that they will exclusively be contacted again when it’s time for letting people test and try out Aion at home in 2009, before our European launch. I can clearly hear you all joining up in a glorious chorus of ‘Woohoo!’, but hold on - we’re not quite done yet…. There will be several competitions and activities each day at the Games Convention that offer you the possibility and chance to secure a slot. The ones lucky enough to win any of those will also get aion gold aion power leveling aion power leveling This week on Ask WoW Insider, a reader has a suggestion, not a question, to put forth to you readers. It's about a problem lots of folks are having lately, with the servers as full as they One thing that has been annoying most people is the ninjas who spend their time waiting for players to take down a pat so they have unobstructed access to the quest aion power leveling items or loot/ore. It happened to me even with the Oil-stained Wolf quest last night in the expansion. People waiting to steal poo! Sick! Why should the players who take down the pat be disadvantaged and lose out on the ore wow power leveling The rest of the question mudanxykvw and your chance to answer after the jump How hard is it to put a little mechanism into the game where if you run up to a node, you automatically get all the threat of the pat? A debuff might be a good solution wow power leveling too -- if you steal the ore, you get a debuff which turns you into a slug with a high threat range, or an inability to get gold or drops. That will stop the It's an interesting idea -- generally, Blizzard keeps out of game mechanics and ingame mechanics separate, but a few times they've mixed them up (i.e. the AFK "Deserter" debuff you get when you leave aion power leveling battleground early). What if they did have a debuff or some kind of ingame penalty for ninja-ing nodes, kills, or even items in raid groups? I think the coding would be tough to do (how do you know when someone means to ninja a node or not?), but the question remains: would a debuff like this stop ninjas aion power leveling This week's show was a humdinger -- our own Matthew Rossi (author of our Shaman and Warrior columns) and Daniel Whitcomb (who writes the Death one of our official certificates to assert the secured spot, in the form of a Preview Event sticker (see below If your at School, Education is far more important than playing a game. not have the time. I figure I can just make time to do what I want to do. people take off school usually right out after graduating highschool or maybe after a couple years into college. and its just usually for general reasons involving living life and having a good time. taking a year off for a video game is just stupid. Last year, apparently this guy in my class skipped a day of school to play WoW. Just what I heard. I don't see what's so stupid about it, it's just a hobby that I happen to be dedicated to. What's the point of living if you're living it doing something you don't want to do? But the question remains how are you going to support yourself. Or are you going to become yet another Basement Dweller. yer, my guild pays me $280/week to farm primals 8 hours a day 5 days a week I honestly knew two people that dropped out of school to go full time on a game. One was WoW, the other was poker. One of them is back in school, and the other I have no clue. Honestly it's not worth it. One or two years is a lot if you think about it. School > *. If you're looking for something to do, join a club or something. Don't throw away your life on this game. Related Article: aion gold aion gold aion gold aion gold aion gold