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The holidays have arrived in New Eden and volatile ice storms are now popping up in game as CCP launches the annual Winter Nexus event.  The event was heralded a day early when CCP changed the background of the character select screen from a dark scene… we’re in space, it is almost always dark unless something is exploding… to the glaze of white of a volatile ice storm, ...

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A couple of weeks back in a Friday Bullet Points post I mentioned that ArenaNet was set to introduce Guild Wars Reforged to us.

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We made it to the third of the expeditions that Hello Games is re-running this holiday season, Expedition 18: Relics.

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I skipped week forty-seven, as I warned people I would, both because there were no releases slated for that week and because it was also the last day of the month so I had a month in review post already lined up.

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CCP has had something of a hot and cold relationship with asset safety.  Introduced with Upwell structures as part of the Citadel expansion, it was supposed to be a safety net for the plan to go hard on destroyable player built structures.  This was seen as a requirement by CCP back in 2015.

…we have to accept the fact no one will want to store items...

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