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@Scde2: It has te best stuff. For me Paulson died during the last part and I accidentally killed the Samurai earlier so that sucked. I managed to get the perks and all the Trophies linked to it too. Now
I go back to the Mothership to get more Alien weapons and ammo from time to time.
I go back to the Mothership to get more Alien weapons and ammo from time to time.
I just have Operation Anchorage. Apparently the guy that hacked my account purchased it with his own Microsoft points. Then I reclaimed my account and was able to use it. I just lost it 2 weeks ago, I don't know why. It just disappeared, and Xbox Marketplace says I haven't bought it.
As for Dragon Age Origins: I rented it off Gamefly and totally fucking despised it. I sent it back the 5th day. Can't say I didn't try to like it.
As for Dragon Age Origins: I rented it off Gamefly and totally fucking despised it. I sent it back the 5th day. Can't say I didn't try to like it.
The thing I find so hilarious though, is my credit card is hooked to my account. There were no Xbox Live charges on it, and my points were the same as they were pre-hacking, which means the guy must have used his own money to get points to buy it on my account. *Facepalm*
To anyone who's interested:
My WoW account was hacked yesterday. A friend messaged me saying that I was apparently online through SC2 (when I actually hadn't played for months). I checked my armoury account and it said I'd been playing and receiving items over the last few days.
After some frantic patching and malware-searching, I eventually logged on to find that my character was completely unscathed, my gear was all as I left it, I had more money than I remember ever having earned on my own, and there were two new level one characters on my account, one of which had a small amount of gold on it.
Basically, someone got into my account, paid for a month of game time, ran a dungeon a couple of times and and gave me a couple of thousand gold, doing no more harm than removing my character spec and shifting some icons around on my action bars.
Oh, and I've attached an authenticator now. They won't be getting in again.
My WoW account was hacked yesterday. A friend messaged me saying that I was apparently online through SC2 (when I actually hadn't played for months). I checked my armoury account and it said I'd been playing and receiving items over the last few days.
After some frantic patching and malware-searching, I eventually logged on to find that my character was completely unscathed, my gear was all as I left it, I had more money than I remember ever having earned on my own, and there were two new level one characters on my account, one of which had a small amount of gold on it.
Basically, someone got into my account, paid for a month of game time, ran a dungeon a couple of times and and gave me a couple of thousand gold, doing no more harm than removing my character spec and shifting some icons around on my action bars.
Oh, and I've attached an authenticator now. They won't be getting in again.
Be sure to change your passwords and all that fun stuff as well, otherwise they will get in again.
@Tharwen: That's actually pretty cool!
I used to play WoW but I got tired of it at lvl 32 and stopped. I may go back to it, as I think Blizzard saves characters in the database.
I used to play WoW but I got tired of it at lvl 32 and stopped. I may go back to it, as I think Blizzard saves characters in the database.
