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Five years ago, Everquest 2 decided to buck the trend and be one of the first and only MMORPGs to allow any race to be any class. It was a decision that was I all in favour of and one I don’t understand why it hasn’t been adopted by more games, especially considering the focus now seems to be more on the MMO and less on the RPG. Although I’ve dabbled in real roleplaying, I’ve never done it seriously and know very little about the background and reasoning behind restricting class choice by race

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New research suggests that more than half of us are ditching the trusty alarm clock, in favour of mobile phones. A survey carried out by Rightmobilephone.co.uk on 1,500 people found that 82 per cent of those asked had a mobile phone and over half were using them as alarm clocks. While we await the results from an alarm clock firm which puts mobile phone use into a negative light, the poll does signify change in the way we wake ourselves up from slumber. “Phones have evolved from simple commun

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iPhone World.ca writes : iPhone App Review: Dungeon Slayer Reviewed by: Robb Lewis - AppStore Link Price: $3.99 If you like RPG games and wish there was something to satisfy this need on your iPhone, Dungeon Slayer is where you should be looking. Dungeon Slayer is, according to the iTunes description, an ‘action/adventure RPG’. You play a character in the town of Krendel. You must defend the town as a favour to a wizard. You must learn new skills, collect items and, first an

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Car financing has taken a new spin with regard to providing investment for buying a car. So, how do you finance a car? If this question leaves you baffled, then you have to go a long way in the process of buying a car. The term ‘financing’ in relation to buying a car connotes either rendering loan to buy the car or lease the car to you. You are probably concentrating on the former meaning. Many people are in favour of talking car finance from dealership for it seems like a convenient option. It

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Acer ’s just wheeled out the Acer Aspire 1810T, a brand new netbook. But not any old netbook. The Aspire 1810T ditches the traditional Atom processor cobbled together with 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive in favour of tons more grunt. Read on to find out what makes this stand out from the crowd. Once upon a time, almost every new netbook seemed to have the same old specs, only differentiated by how good the battery was, or whether the keyboard was cramped or not. The new Acer Aspire 181

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Amazon.de Widgets The Apple iPhone 3G S 32GB White is one of a new breed of iPhones. Apple have taken lessons from its previous versions of this hugely popular phone and incorporated those amendments into a stylish and functional mobile phone, which is causing waves within the phone industry. Its offering provides a phone which many will favour purely because of its brands status as an innovative company. However this iPhone sits comfortably on its own merits and as such is expected to become a

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When Mumbai-based developer Nahar Group of Companies opened booking for two new buildings at its Nahar Amrit Shakti project in Powai, a central suburb in Mumbai, it was surprised by the demand it received from buyers. Nahar says it managed to sell 150 of the 320 flats it had on offer on the second day of booking itself. “We have now sold close to 300 flats,” says Manju Yagnik, Nahar’s vice-chairperson. “We never expected so much demand.” What worked in Nahar’s favour was what the developer c

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