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[segeri9]

Ok, so the balance changes are delayed, we got that. and they said that they'll be released "tomorrow morning". surely enough some of us (that includes me) are from different time zones, so "morning" is relative. so what time would be the best estimate for that? (and if anyone's kind enough, I'm specifically curious on what time that would be for GMT+8)

ps. It would be helpful as well to give it a time range from now, like, will it be 24 hours from now, or at least 10 hours?

Modifié par segeri9, 24 octobre 2012 - 12:56 .

[Bryan Johnson]

We are GMT -7

[Bryan Johnson]

jpraelster93 wrote...

Bryan Johnson wrote...

We are GMT -7

so tomorrow morning would be like 12/1 est?

12 est would be 10 here, I would guess in the range of 1-2est it depends on availability. We require in order to make a push to our live servers to have about 6 specific people to have a release meeting. If we can't all sit down together right away it could delay things.

[Bryan Johnson]

Chi_Mangetsu wrote...

darkpassenger2342 wrote...

do they let you guys sleep?

They have twenty people at a time stuffed in a room for twelve hours at a time and feed them nothing but poutine. Or something.

We are in Edmonton, Montreal is the one with the good poutine, and there are only 2 "mega" rooms that contain 20+ people.

[Bryan Johnson]

jpraelster93 wrote...

Chi_Mangetsu wrote...

Bryan Johnson wrote...

Chi_Mangetsu wrote...

darkpassenger2342 wrote...

do they let you guys sleep?

They have twenty people at a time stuffed in a room for twelve hours at a time and feed them nothing but poutine. Or something.

We are in Edmonton, Montreal is the one with the good poutine, and there are only 2 "mega" rooms that contain 20+ people.

Good to know! I was trying to make it sound ominous (or at least Blizzard-like, haha), but it's hard to make anything sound ominous when poutine is involved. And clearly my knowledge of Canadian cuisine needs brushing up on! :innocent:

what is poutine

Amazing

[Bryan Johnson]

slam23s wrote...

Bryan "Poutine is a dish made with french fries, topped with brown gravy and curd cheese." True? lol

Corrrect, although variations exist, this is what it is at it's core. 

[Bryan Johnson]

corporal doody wrote...

soooo.....cottage cheese fries with gravy. hmm....well ive seen stuff like it here in Hawaii and in Japan

Oh no, not cottage cheese. I am curious what that would be like but not cottage cheese.

[Bryan Johnson]

Awong_ wrote...

Bryan Johnson wrote...

slam23s wrote...

Bryan "Poutine is a dish made with french fries, topped with brown gravy and curd cheese." True? lol

Corrrect, although variations exist, this is what it is at it's core. 

the originals the best... we're coming out with wierder and wierder variations, like that butter chicken poutine :yuk:

New York Fries doesnt count for poutine

[Bryan Johnson]

Chi_Mangetsu wrote...

corporal doody wrote...

soooo.....cottage cheese fries with gravy. hmm....well ive seen stuff like it here in Hawaii and in Japan

Blasphemy.

Usually it's motz, sometimes feta (in the Greek variant).

It is usually cheese curds

[Bryan Johnson]

Trick 1224 wrote...

But.... What is a cheese curd??

http://www.ehow.com/...ds-poutine.html

[Bryan Johnson]

Guys I think you decided my lunch tomorrow