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[Mr Chr15topher]

I wonder how many pages there will be on this forum before a moderator posts on here?

[Urik187]

[/quote]
Surely it would be quicker and easier to release a statement so people don't keep opening new threads?
Oh well, more work for him.[/quote]

whats funny is one of the threads was a guy from australia that was asking what to do with his tokens,

poor shmo didnt even know that he has been excluded yet...

[count_4]

TOBY FLENDERSON wrote...

WIll someone please make a sig saying

My name is Chirs Priestly I used to me bioware, now I'm just EA.

I would but these are the things that get you banned so I might be better off not posting it.

[Urik187]

Vormalon wrote...

Lol, since when was 30 pages massive? When theres a 150 page thread going on. "Massive" thread, "Epic" event, should we just start taking what chris says and dividing it by 5?

i lol'd

[count_4]

Vormalon wrote...

should we just start taking what chris says and dividing it by 5?

Better multiply by -1 <_<

Modifié par count_4, 30 mars 2010 - 05:40 .

[Urik187]

If he banned you by making a silly banner that is a correct statement then he will be acting like a spoiled brat. i doubt he would do that...

[orpheus333]

Hold on...



Bioware was established in February. Not March.

[Syrellaris]

I see

# Eligibility. This Contest is only open to residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia with the exception of residents of Florida and New York, who are 18 years of age or older at time of entry and who had Internet access as of March 15, 2010. Employees of Electronic Arts Inc., and its respective affiliates, subsidiaries, representatives, advertising, promotion and publicity agencies ("Sponsor and its agents") and the immediate family members and persons living in the same household of each are not eligible. Contest is void where prohibited, restricted or taxed by law. All federal, state and local laws and regulations apply.

So.....basicly Bioware is saying. We do not give a **** about our european fans or anything. We just think america is the big world out there? Seriously disappointed and angry about this.



But then again, we europeans should be customed to being shafted like this constantly right!

[Urik187]

count_4 wrote...

Vormalon wrote...

should we just start taking what chris says and dividing it by 5?

Better multiply by -1 <_<

or divide by 0

[Mr Chr15topher]

Darht Jayder wrote...

someone should PM him the link to the 150 page thread. Maybe then he would realize the size of the anger.

With enough people, maybe we could convince Bioware/EA to let the rest of the world join in. I'm doubtful, but you never know...

[Sherana]

Mr Chr15topher wrote...

Darht Jayder wrote...

someone should PM him the link to the 150 page thread. Maybe then he would realize the size of the anger.

With enough people, maybe we could convince Bioware/EA to let the rest of the world join in. I'm doubtful, but you never know...

Yes, I'm sure a petition will convince them to violate laws in various countries the world over.

[Urik187]

Mr Chr15topher wrote...

Darht Jayder wrote...

someone should PM him the link to the 150 page thread. Maybe then he would realize the size of the anger.

With enough people, maybe we could convince Bioware/EA to let the rest of the world join in. I'm doubtful, but you never know...

i dont think this is possible due to differet laws in different countries. What most people are pissed abt (including me) is the huge noise that was made about this and how it was going to be an EPIC ANNOUCEMENT FOR THE WHOLE COMMUNITY and it landed up being an epic announcement JUST for the US, and not even the whole US at that...

Modifié par Urik187, 30 mars 2010 - 05:46 .

[Mr Chr15topher]

Sherana wrote...

Mr Chr15topher wrote...

Darht Jayder wrote...

someone should PM him the link to the 150 page thread. Maybe then he would realize the size of the anger.

With enough people, maybe we could convince Bioware/EA to let the rest of the world join in. I'm doubtful, but you never know...

Yes, I'm sure a petition will convince them to violate laws in various countries the world over.

it's against the law to bid on a t-shirt or a customised pc/ xbox? I don't see what laws prevent a world-wide bidding site.

Modifié par Mr Chr15topher, 30 mars 2010 - 05:47 .

[count_4]

Mr Chr15topher wrote...

Darht Jayder wrote...

someone should PM him the link to the 150 page thread. Maybe then he would realize the size of the anger.

With enough people, maybe we could convince Bioware/EA to let the rest of the world join in. I'm doubtful, but you never know...

I guess that would need to much preparations to do it en passant so the chances are slim. After all, legal stuff is probably the cause for the limitation to US residents.

[Brianalot Curren]

I feel bad for the Europeans and everything but the whole fact that Canadians cannot participate is just ridiculous. They have Bioware Montreal now, and Bioware Edmonton is the place where the last 15 years of history was actually made. And incase non of you know, Edmonton where I live is in Canada. The fact is Edmonton has given Bioware a lot of support of the last 15 years. From the people that worked there etc etc. I do think it is a slap in the face to Canadian fans and especially to fans from Edmonton.

[Sentient Being]

Mr Chr15topher wrote...

Darht Jayder wrote...

someone should PM him the link to the 150 page thread. Maybe then he would realize the size of the anger.

With enough people, maybe we could convince Bioware/EA to let the rest of the world join in. I'm doubtful, but you never know...

Honestly, I would like my country (Canada) to be included, as well as the other neglected Countries.

BUT

I would be embarrased to actually have earned one of these "tokens" lol

[Brianalot Curren]

Why in the world would EA or Bioware exclude the country that Bioware is ACTUALLY FROM? RUnning contests in Canada is not very hard, evidence of the fact that a good percentage of contests are US and Canada.

[Sloth Of Doom]

count_4 wrote...
After all, legal stuff is probably the cause for the limitation to US residents.

Meh, that is garbage.  For example, literally thousands of companies smaller than EA manage to have contests in both Canada and the US.  Of course, people just ignore that and say "Nyuh-uh legal issues lolololol"

[Brianalot Curren]

They should issue an apology to Canada.

[Urik187]

@Mr Chr15topher im pretty sure each country has their own laws when regarding competitions. so it would be a Marketing nightmare to get every single country in the world on board with this.

i dunno maybe not. but that is my guess...

[Mr Chr15topher]

Sloth Of Doom wrote...

count_4 wrote...
After all, legal stuff is probably the cause for the limitation to US residents.

Meh, that is garbage.  For example, literally thousands of companies smaller than EA manage to have contests in both Canada and the US.  Of course, people just ignore that and say "Nyuh-uh legal issues lolololol"

As I said earlier, I don't see what laws prevent this from being a global event?

[Mr Chr15topher]

Brianalot Curren wrote...

They should issue an apology to Canada.

They should issue an apology to the world

[Urik187]

i thinks what pissed my off the most was the fact that on my profile it states that i have "X" amount of token to use for bids when in reality i cant. I mean its like telling a fat kid that he can have a whole chocolate cake but then putting it out of his reach