The Crystal Ball 2

[smink1701]

I really hope the silence means the dev team is loading the patch. If not, I can't imagine with all the anticipation they are just sitting in their bunker and won't be giving us anything.

[kristorf]

Originally Posted by smink1701

I can't imagine with all the anticipation they are just sitting in their bunker and won't be giving us anything.

I can

[Gourmand]

yes, you can !

[Kankkis]

Looks bad, it's 7:40 pm in Russia.

I don't give up yet

[Strike]

I choose to wait and see

[SiThSpAwN]

I think if it was bad news they would state the patch was delayed again, so I say no news is better than bad news

[pstyle]

What about snow news?

[kendo65]

Personally speaking, I would appreciate it as an act of courtesy if they would just tell us that it isn't going to happen today.

Such an easy thing to do. To leave it hanging in the air is annoying. They must be aware of the continued anticipation, especially on Fridays.

[Kankkis]

Originally Posted by kendo65

Personally speaking, I would appreciate it as an act of courtesy if they would just tell us that it isn't going to happen today.

Such an easy thing to do. To leave it hanging in the air is annoying. They must be aware of the continued anticipation, especially on Fridays.

Agreed 100% with you.

[fruitbat]

No news, is quite simply no news, nothing more, nothing less.

This however, is comedy news,

TEXAS BEER JOINT SUES LOCAL CHURCH OVER LIGHTNING STRIKE!
(This should keep you chuckling for awhile)

A bar called Drummond's (in Mt Vernon, Texas) began construction on an
expansion of their building, hoping to "grow" their business.

In response, the local Southern Baptist Church started a campaign to
block the bar from expanding - petitions, prayers, etc.

About a week before the bar's grand re-opening, a bolt of lightning
struck the bar and burned it to the ground!

Afterward, the church folks were rather smug - bragging about "the
power of prayer".

The angry bar owner eventually sued the church on grounds that the
church... "Was ultimately responsible for the demise of his building,
through direct actions or indirect means."

Of course, the church vehemently denied all responsibility or any
connection to the building's demise.

The judge read carefully through the plaintiff's complaint and the
defendant's reply.

He then opened the hearing by saying:

"I don't know how I'm going to decide this, but it appears from the
paperwork that what we have here is a bar owner who now believes in
the power of prayer, and an entire church congregation that does not."

True story