FAO Requiel

Satyn · Post by **Satyn** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 11:56 am

tbh i never used to see the game in shops, always had to order it if i needed it. But lately I have seen the game in a couple of shops. So that is def a good thing

Ankh Morpork · Post by **Ankh Morpork** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 12:07 pm

I've seen it in shops - but when you check the map where people mark where they live (the daoc map) there is not many in sweden marked on it. They have either not bothered to put a mark on it or there is very few playing.

/Ankh

Alexandrinus · Post by **Alexandrinus** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 12:13 pm

the problem is if you dont have someone who show you how to play it,its nearly impossible to play it,its so complex these days---->but thats the thing i love on it.

Trez · Post by **Trez** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 12:37 pm

I then went back and did the same thing again for the agency handling our Scandinavian PR.

There was a Scandinavian PR????

Must have been in Norway and Sweden only, never seen any ads or anything in Denmark.

The game is sold in shops, seen it and bought it in shops, but they got like 3 copies and thats all.

I have seen it in one internetcafé, in Roskilde (the festival town), but nothing in the largest cafés in Copenhagen, they say not enough ppl play it so they don't wanna have the game.

When DR hit is us, try contacting Danish Radio (DR hehe) they got a show on tv called Troldspejlet, the editor's name is Jacob Stegelmann, it is a show that shows/promotes comic books, movies and computer games.
Lately he also started making a show called Planet X with old/b-movies ect.

That might be a place to show of DAoC.

Ankh Morpork · Post by **Ankh Morpork** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 12:40 pm

Trez wrote:There was a Scandinavian PR????

Must have been in Norway and Sweden only, never seen any ads or anything in Denmark.

The game is sold in shops, seen it and bought it in shops, but they got like 3 copies and thats all.

I have seen it in one internetcafé, in Roskilde (the festival town), but nothing in the largest cafés in Copenhagen, they say not enough ppl play it so they don't wanna have the game.

When DR hit is us, try contacting Danish Radio (DR hehe) they got a show on tv called Troldspejlet, the editor's name is Jacob Stegelmann, it is a show that shows/promotes comic books, movies and computer games.
Lately he also started making a show called Planet X with old/b-movies ect.

That might be a place to show of DAoC.

Troldspejlet is a nice program

tbh I've never seen any commercials in sweden either.

/Ankh

Grymligast · Post by **Grymligast** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 2:28 pm

Ankh Morpork wrote:I've seen it in shops - but when you check the map where people mark where they live (the daoc map) there is not many in sweden marked on it. They have either not bothered to put a mark on it or there is very few playing.

/Ankh

Maybe 90% of NS alliance are swedes

we are just to lazy to put our mark there or most simply don´t ready FH/pryd

Satyn · Post by **Satyn** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 3:01 pm

Grymligast wrote:Maybe 90% of NS alliance are swedes

we are just to lazy to put our mark there or most simply don´t ready FH/pryd

thats what I dont get. If you dont read the forums how do you stay upto-date on what is planned etc?

naic · Post by **naic** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 3:34 pm

Satyn wrote:thats what I dont get. If you dont read the forums how do you stay upto-date on what is planned etc?

We're to lazy Satyn.

Quinlan · Post by **Quinlan** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 4:00 pm

Satyn wrote:thats what I dont get. If you dont read the forums how do you stay upto-date on what is planned etc?

The same as always with swedes. They use their own site for it. Always doing their own thing...always neutral..not in the monetary union etc etc..

Swedes are just....Swedes

Sharkith · Post by **Sharkith** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 4:04 pm

Quinlan wrote:The same as always with swedes. They use their own site for it. Always doing their own thing...always neutral..not in the monetary union etc etc..

Swedes are just....Swedes

isn't a Swede a kind of vegetable?