Star Wars Galaxies Date & Subscriptions [Jun 17, 2003, 2:45 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A press release
on The Star Wars Galaxies Website (thanks Jody Overstreet and SWG
Warcry) has a release date for the Star Wars MMORPG as well as a description
of the game's subscription plans. Here's a bit:
LucasArts and Sony Online Entertainment Inc. today announced Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided, the highly anticipated initial installment of the first Star Wars massively multiplayer online (MMO) game series, will release June 26, 2003. The Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided online fan community now exceeds more than 500,000 registered members.
At launch Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided will offer four subscription plan options: Month-to-month - $14.99; three months - $14.00 per month; six months - $13.00 per month; and 12 months - $12.00 per month. By subscribing to any of the latter three plans, players can expect savings of up to 20 percent over the month-to-month rate. Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided has a suggested retail price of $49.95, and includes a 30-day subscription to the game. A special collector's edition, which includes a book of game-related art, in-game wearables, pewter figurine, lapel pin and patch, and a signed manual, will be available for a suggested retail price of $79.95.
Lets Break it down a bit....
I apreciate you trying to break it down, but...
Where can I begin to explain the failed logic here? Is "25Mhz" the 'rating' for peak usage? average usage? min usage? Like in a database you cannot break it down to "Mhz per node" To many variables are involved to break it down that simply. And these numbers? where did you get them from?
I think we know where..
You sir know not of what you speak, please put this data back in the anus in which it came from. Come back when you have some idea of how large scale computing works.
I apreciate you trying to break it down, but...
Where can I begin to explain the failed logic here? Is "25Mhz" the 'rating' for peak usage? average usage? min usage? Like in a database you cannot break it down to "Mhz per node" To many variables are involved to break it down that simply. And these numbers? where did you get them from?
I think we know where..
You sir know not of what you speak, please put this data back in the anus in which it came from. Come back when you have some idea of how large scale computing works.
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