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Hellgate: London to Feature Paid Online Multiplayer? (UPDATED)By Chris Remo, Jan 09, 2007 2:53pm PST In addition to yesterday's announcement that Hellgate: London will be shipping in Summer 2007, developer Flagship Studios revealed this week that the game's multiplayer component is a subscription-based online service. Speaking to Shacknews at CES in Las Vegas, CEO Bill Roper noted that the game draws significantly from massively multiplayer games, with genre trappings such as guilds, continually developed content, a full social system, and raid-type gameplay.
Drawing similarities to ArenaNet's Guild Wars, Hellgate's online is heavily instanced. Group and solo PvE is the game's main focus; PvP will exist in a small scale form, but is not a major element of the initial launch. It will also feature a Hardcore mode similar to that found in Blizzard's Diablo II, a game on which many members of the Hellgate team worked. Hellgate's multiplayer will contain all of the missions and story from the single-player aspect of the game, as well as exclusive gameplay modes and content. Like the single-player game, it will be comprised of dynamically generated areas and items. Further content will be continually added over time by a dedicated Flagship team.
Flagship expects to launch an open beta prior to the launch of the game. Pricing details have not yet been determined, though Roper noted that there will be some kind of trial or free play system for those looking to get a taste of the game without commitment.
"I think that just as Diablo and Diablo II started this religious argument over whether they're RPGs or not, I think that Hellgate will spark that same debate over whether it's an MMO or not," commented Roper, who added that the game has been designed as an MMO from day one. Check back this week for an extensive interview with Roper, delving more comprehensively into the online aspects of Hellgate: London.
Update: Since posting our original news item on the matter, Shacknews has been contacted by Electronic Arts, which is co-publishing the game along with Namco Bandai. EA noted that there has not in fact been any final decision made as to Hellgate: London's online pricing model, be it subscription-based or otherwise. We respect this situation, while maintaining that we have reported fairly on statements we received. A full interview is forthcoming.
Update 2: Our full Bill Roper interview has been published.
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By: capt tripps x Show Full PostMy interest just dropped to ZERO.Jan 09, 2007 3:55pm PSTMy interest just dropped to ZERO. : capt tripps
By: pyrogen x Show Full PostBlizzard better not do this with Diablo 3.Jan 09, 2007 3:03pm PST
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They will. Running all of those servers is expensive. And the $20 in retail they make from the game will ... : gnoleb
they don't run any servers in diablo2, they should just use battle.net for d3 too. they prolly will.... : barichnikov
They have to run servers so people can meet and form games. They may not host the games, but they still h... : gnoleb
By: grandmasterlee x Show Full PostHOW DARE THEY TRY TO MAKE MONEY!!!!! Isn't there some unwritten code somewhere that devs are not supposed to try to make money and if they do its a moral travesty?
On a serious note, the inclusion of pay to play means there is going to be ongoing content (good), more items (good), greatly increased patches (good), less cheaters (good).
Everything will hinge on the cost and what you actually get for it, I think its pretty premature to get all emo on them. As long as its not setup like Dungeon Runners (horrible) pay to play plan I think its going to work out.
You just don't put a game on a pay to play plan if it isn't kick ass awesomeness that you know people are going to play for a very long time. I guarantee you if Diablo 2 was made today it would be pay to play, it is a total anomolie that they still run blizz.net free.Jan 09, 2007 4:45pm PSTHOW DARE THEY TRY TO MAKE MONEY!!!!! Isn't there some unwritten code somewhere that devs are not suppose... : grandmasterlee
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I think people were running off the idea that Guild Wars and Diablo 2 did it for free. Honestly? I would ... : deKaf
there's always one... : thebigbeefsandwich
Is this where I also admit voting for Bush? : grandmasterlee
I am shocked. : thebigbeefsandwich
And awed, apparently. : omnova
Haha. : Stage
Yeah put your positive spin on it, make us seem like we're wrong but everyone here (except you I guess) k... : NastyJack
diablo was patched regularly, got new reciepes, items, etc etc. I just hope that LAN is free... : barichnikov
making money doesn't have to mean bilking customers. without knowing more, i'm not going to pass judgm... : gokart.
By: GhostAI x Show Full PostLooks like Hellgate Guru received the official word in an interview with Flagship Studios' Ivan Sulic to clear the matter up.
Seems that there is no subscription fee and that it is still being decided. The whole issue was confused.Jan 10, 2007 1:43pm PST
By: Grim_Hypnotist x Show Full PostI think they are going under if they do this considering they are a new company and that they are trying to charge for a game that has most of the elements that Guild wars has like it being isolated. I was waiting for the game I read where they said there will be some form of free play because free gameing is in our blood then they announce its p2p that killed most of the hype from what I seen its like a nuclear fallout lol.Jan 10, 2007 8:37am PST
By: Stoned Gargoyle x Show Full PostI would have no problem paying monthly for this is I didn't already have to pay the 50 or 60 bucks for the game. It doesn't sound like a fully featured MMO, so where is the attraction for the monthly fees? What will be my motivation to continue paying? Patches? Kind of already expect that. Extra content? Why not let me buy expansion packs?
For a game like this I think that Guild Wars has got the right idea. No monthly fees, but frequent addons. I can then pay for what I want, and don't have to pretend as if I am getting anything more than an ingame chatroom and do it yourself matchmaking for my multiplayer and coop gaming.Jan 10, 2007 8:10am PST
By: okellyc x Show Full Postis everyone that plays computer games poor or something? even if its $15 a month its still good value for money for the time played in relation to price payed, a trip to the pictures (2hour film) costs fuckin 12 euro for me, thats about $16/
so stop bitching about having to pay a price of 2 pints on a night out or a trip to the pictures, when you could play 24/7 for a month. unless you dont work, in that case get a job
i will be getting this game.Jan 10, 2007 3:25am PSTis everyone that plays computer games poor or something? even if its $15 a month its still good value for... : okellyc
By: gnoleb x Show Full PostThe funny thing I'm certain that Diablo 3 will do this, as well. Running servers costs money, and companies like Blizzard can make more with less people paying subscriptions than more people playing for free.
Game development costs have gone way up, retail price and sales have stayed the same. Something has to give to make ends meet.
Jan 09, 2007 4:13pm PSTThe funny thing I'm certain that Diablo 3 will do this, as well. Running servers costs money, and compani... : gnoleb
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By: ShadowRam x Show Full PostSingle Player and Lan play for me... I'll be damned if I pay a subsricption fee for anything thats heavy instancedJan 10, 2007 5:50am PST
By: asylumn x Show Full PostLet me preface this by saying that in general I have no problem with monthly sub fees. I've been paying for at least one MMO every month practically since UO, so I don't mind doing it.
That said, I think this is stupid. They are going to have to show me something special to get me to fork over a monthly fee for this, and I just haven't seen it yet. The game looks great, and I'm looking forward to the SP part of it, but I've seen nothing that would indicate it has any sort of MP worth paying for.Jan 10, 2007 5:16am PST
By: tqql x Show Full PostDemo'd this (for approx. an hour and a half) at DigitalLife Expo in NYC a few months ago, what trash. I'm sorry, for such sloppy gameplay, even if it has been revised--it's CRAP. Guns that shoot spells? No accuracy involved? Please, try harder next time. If there happens to be a next time. I hope it ruins them, or they atleast reconsider this decision. The sentiment of the majority is where it's at. This game is no MMO, nor does it deserve any kind of fee. Push all the hosting costs onto that of the user, Valve sure gets away with it.
Better yet, let them put it on the 360, it would be fitting. The controls are so shitty. It screams game-pad, not keyboard and mouse for controlling that mess. They'll charge you $9.99/mo. ontop of your Live Subscription.
Why don't you bend over a little further, while they give it to you a bit deeper.Jan 10, 2007 2:09am PSTDemo'd this (for approx. an hour and a half) at DigitalLife Expo in NYC a few months ago, what trash. I'm... : tqql
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By: Warmaker x Show Full PostUltimately, i think this is going to cause design implementation that will force gamers to play longer to get results. I think this will bastardize the original intent of the game and possibly cause it to fail, or at least not achieve the commercial success it otherwise would have had. I have yet to see a good design that melds single player and pay for play multiplayer.
However, i would loved to have had the option to pay a few bucks a month to keep my diablo2 characters around indefinetly. I think something like that would be workable.
Jan 09, 2007 3:09pm PSTUltimately, i think this is going to cause design implementation that will force gamers to play longer to... : Warmaker
By: PenicillinX57 x Show Full PostYou know, if the subscription fee turns out to be only $5 a month, I think I'll be all over this. Flagship could still rake in a ton of money and not piss people off too bad if they went this route. Seriously, $5 a month is not too much to ask for great developer support and continous content addition.
If it's $15 a month, like every other MMO, then that's totally not cool. This is supposed to be a fun, instance based action RPG, not a full time job. We already have plenty of terrible MMO's to fill that position.
Remo, make sure you ask Roeper about details on the pricing.Jan 09, 2007 3:10pm PSTYou know, if the subscription fee turns out to be only $5 a month, I think I'll be all over this. Flagsh... : PenicillinX57
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If they keep a decent pace with content additions, with items and enemies coming out all the time (maybe ... : ]aratex[
Honestly, it's an issue of principle for me. I want to play this like Diablo II or GW, and never worry ab... : Vincent Grayson
The smart thing for them to do is to have two multiplayer modes: A free one, which is basically a mult... : Arcanum
By: Killrig x Show Full PostWell... crap. I won't be playing Hellgate MP.
And here I was hoping for co-op with the GF. :(Jan 09, 2007 10:08pm PST
By: geedeck x Show Full PostI think this sounds pretty cool. I've kinda always wanted this from an FPS but Planetside was... well run by Sony among other things, so I really wasn't interested. I wouldn't mind if they did like... 3mo of subscription in the box, or a $3-4/mo price though.Jan 09, 2007 10:06pm PST
By: graah x Show Full PostOne could only hope that the standard game, sans MMO fee, equals a solid Single Player experience with LAN multiplayer being availlable. If that is the case then, in my opinion, no harm done.
I'm pretty sure they have to understand that the MMO, online, consistent and secure world will appeal to only a subset of those who would shell out cash for the game otherwise. Hopefully we'll find out more details in the full on interview.
I believe they have a solid and enjoyable game put together. The fact that their online MMO environment will have some sort of trial means they have faith that it will sell itself. If that's the case I would think it would make sense to give Single and LAN play as the basic package.Jan 09, 2007 9:48pm PST
By: hadokennn x Show Full PostHellgate was one of the only worthwhile game coming up in 2007 for me, but I won't be buying it anymore.
Diablo 2 was lovely, but I wouldn't have paid monthly to play it. It's a game where you can jump in for a few hours and then come back again in weeks/months and have a blast, not something you keep at for months and months. This game isn't an MMO, no matter how anyone tries to rationalize it, and I'm not willing to pay monthly for matchmaking lobbies.
Sounds like Flagship is trying a bit too hard to get in on other game's successes and emulate korean subscription models.. sighJan 09, 2007 8:01pm PST
By: italiano3d x Show Full Postpersonally im going to be waiting and seeing the scope of the game world before i say yes or no to this one. and to see how serious they are with added content. If they keep expanding the game world and whatnot. Scale is everything when it comes to mmos. Where people compare this to guild wars, and ddo. those two are both generally smaller then mmo's. Where as most mmo's have a vast amount of space. If hellgate london can provide that scale procedural content in the time your usually traveling distances that make my skin crawl in normal mmos. In other words if im traveling through procedural cities and so forth to reach dungeons that are vast then we may have a deal. But there better be alot of them.Jan 09, 2007 7:09pm PSTpersonally im going to be waiting and seeing the scope of the game world before i say yes or no to this o... : italiano3d
By: Stage x Show Full PostLooks like "someone" took a quick peak at their former workplace's monthly subscription incomes and wanted a piece of it, drastically overestimating their own appeal somewhere along the road.Jan 09, 2007 4:58pm PSTLooks like "someone" took a quick peak at their former workplace's monthly subscription incomes and wante... : Stage
By: uh dead x Show Full Post2 very important things here.
The reason I want it.
The reason I wont get it.
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By: sinclair4217 x Show Full PostFirstly, this is not a MMO by any reasonable definition, no more than Guildwars or Dungeons and Dragons Online is. Small parties making their way through instances is not a Massively Multiplayer game.
Guildwars realises this and consequently confines themselves to paid expansions, not a monthly fee and are quite successful. DDO still doesn't understand this, tries to collect MMO tier fees for a non-MMO game and has been circling the drain from day 1 as a result.
They have an example of two games with similair structures to look at, one successful and one not. They choose to emulate the unsuccessful model. I sure wish I could get paid the big bucks to make such abysmally stupid decisions.Jan 09, 2007 4:02pm PSTFirstly, this is not a MMO by any reasonable definition, no more than Guildwars or Dungeons and Dragon... : sinclair4217
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best post in this whole chatty, imho : johnny skidmarks
very good point : ghjkghjk
By: GeorgeB3DR x Show Full PostPut it on 360 where I already pay $5 a month for Live :)Jan 09, 2007 6:36pm PST
By: Rageaholic x Show Full Postyou know what they just killed their own hype,... imo I did not expect the concept of an mmorpg and I had different "views" about this game Now for seem reason my views are now clouded as to what the game is supposed to be.Jan 09, 2007 6:27pm PST
By: cosmicc x Show Full PostI would gladly have paid money for playing Diablo 2, if that would have guaranteed me more content, more extensions like LoD (would have paid for those too), more patches, more items.
I still play D2 from time to time. WoW i grew tired off, after three months.
If Hellgate is as good as D2, then my money is their money =)Jan 09, 2007 6:12pm PST
By: tomservo x Show Full PostAs long as I don't have to pay monthly to play the single-player content, I will still pick this up. Otherwise: no dice. Don't care about MMO.Jan 09, 2007 2:58pm PSTAs long as I don't have to pay monthly to play the single-player content, I will still pick this up. Othe... : tomservo
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I was hooked on Diablo 2 as much as the next guy and never even so much as logged into Battlenet. : tomservo
no imo, it's a fucking fact. : the rizzo
I just wanted to kill stuff instead of dealing with retards. I don't see what the fuck the point of b.ne... : kingdepork
But you shouldn't expect a full fleshed single player game. The single player will most likely just be an... : SilverSnake
I hope LAN is free. fuck them. : barichnikov
By: Twist of Cain x Show Full PostI suppose it's too much to ask that we wait for things like non-vague details and pricing and such before we get all lynch mobby.
Wait, what am I thinking... this is the intarweb!
LOUD NOISES!Jan 09, 2007 5:22pm PSTI suppose it's too much to ask that we wait for things like non-vague details and pricing and such before... : Twist of Cain
By: exigence7 x Show Full PostDiablo2 had 3 parts to it: The online chatroom, the towns, and the outside (aka dungeons). This sounds like it's just Diablo but instead of the Battle.net chatroom, you get to walk around and see everybody. That really doesn't equate a monthly charge. If they do something where all the online content still happens in a type of instance battle, then everybody will cry havoc. They need to pull of some interesting and fresh ideas for their "MMO" to work. Here's hoping they do it.Jan 09, 2007 5:10pm PST
By: Rag and Bone Man x Show Full PostI was somewhat interested in this game before, but the gameplay didn't really seem very interesting. The CG movies were pretty cool, but the gameplay looked like Flintstones Boxing (to steal a term from Bioware). The items and customizations you could have for the weapons/character were awesome, but not being able to play it for free in multiplayer has basically pushed it too far across the line into my "not buying" list.Jan 09, 2007 4:40pm PST
By: dmiller x Show Full PostIf the game is fun, I'll give it a shot. I am still excited by Hellgate as I always have been.Jan 09, 2007 4:33pm PST
By: X-GOUKI x Show Full PostYOU GUYS HEAR THAT?? ITS THE SOUND OF ALOT OF GAMER'S HEARTS BEING BROKEN :D
olOLJan 09, 2007 4:19pm PST
By: vipperofvipp x Show Full PostThe fact that they did not mention this before is so very annoying. They got the hype machine up and running and decieved us the whole way. I'm not sure I'm giong to buy this now.Jan 09, 2007 4:06pm PSTThe fact that they did not mention this before is so very annoying. They got the hype machine up and run... : vipperofvipp
By: noleh8r x Show Full PostTime for Flagship to go into full damage control mode as these sentiments are being echoed on every gaming message board!Jan 09, 2007 4:22pm PSTTime for Flagship to go into full damage control mode as these sentiments are being echoed on every gamin... : noleh8r
By: RikiTiki2 x Show Full PostThis could either be a bad thing or the best MMO everJan 09, 2007 3:01pm PST
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It doesn't sound like an MMO at all, it just sounds like GW, but we'll be paying to play it. Or rather... : Vincent Grayson
By: Gauss x Show Full PostMy question: Can I still play multiplayer with my friends without paying for it?
If not, fuck emJan 09, 2007 3:07pm PSTMy question: Can I still play multiplayer with my friends without paying for it? If not, fuck em : Gauss
By: greh kleh x Show Full PostHERO'D to ZERO'D.
This was second priority on my list of amazingness this year, right behind Crysis.
Congratulations for turning what looked to be one of my favorite games ever, to a game I shall never purchase, Flagship, FTW.Jan 09, 2007 4:09pm PST
By: yourname00 x Show Full PostI guess they've found out their post launch costs are too high for running the servers and supporting the game.
If it ends up being that they only have a small charge and the single player part of the game is still substantial then hopefully it'll still be successful and worth it.Jan 09, 2007 4:03pm PST
By: GodFather x Show Full Post2 words....no thanks
I had this title on my list.Jan 09, 2007 3:48pm PST
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oh hellgate we hardly knew ye :( : thebigbeefsandwich
By: sevosane x Show Full PostIt's officially, NOT handled right.
This went from a for sure, buy it this summer, to I'm not buying this at all.
Smooth Move Flagship.Jan 09, 2007 4:00pm PST
By: Rice-Rocketeer x Show Full PostHaha, yeah. This dropped WAAAAAY down on my hype meter due to that PAY-TO-PLAY announcement.
Seriously...look at D&D Online...that game is fucking REALLY fun...but is it worth a monthly fee?!? HELL NO.
They should have just charged for the expansions and crap.
But for a monthly fee? Their user-base is a LOT smaller than it could be.Jan 09, 2007 3:55pm PST
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The USD women scored 54.5 points and lead defending champion North Dakota State by eight. NDSU leads the men's competition with 55 points, while USD has 10.
Dennis' mark of 157 feet, 10 inches broke the USD record of 152-3 set by Heather Andrews in 1991, the college state record of 156-9 set by Jen Buyske of Augustana in 2005 and the league record of 153-1 set last season by Camila Pirelli of Oral Roberts. Dennis won by five feet over Kansas City's Kimoya Hariott at 152-9, and now ranks 17th in the NCAA West Region.
The USD women scored 24.5 points in the pole vault as Bethany Buell's second-place finish led a group of four Coyotes to top-five finishes in the event. Buell cleared 13-5¼ while Emily Grove placed third at the same height. Madison Mills was fourth at 13-1½ and Hunter Wilkes was fifth at 12-1½.
Megan Hilson placed second in the women's 10,000-meters in 36 minutes, 32.80 seconds, while Amber Eichkorn was third in 36:33.28. For the men, Mubarik Musa placed fifth in the 10,000 in 30:41.95 and Denton Stephens finished fifth in the hammer throw at 179-5 to round out USD's top-five finishers on day one.
In multi-events, Tansha Clarke will enter the second day of the heptathlon in second with 3,047 points, trailing Omaha's Sami Spenner with 3,356. Clarke posted the best shot put mark in the competition on Thursday at 39-10.
In the men's decathlon, Josh Petersen had the best marks in the 100-meters (11.27) and the shot put (39-7) to finish day one in third place with 3,492 points. Zach Glasebrook of Western Illinois leads the event with 3,601 points.
Day two of the meet will begin at 10 a.m. Friday with the final events of the heptathlon and decathlon.
Men's day one results | Women's day one results
Courtesy: University of South Dakota


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Colorectal Cancer
Topic Overview
Is this topic for you?
This topic will tell you about the initial testing, diagnosis, and treatment of colorectal cancer. If you want to learn about colorectal cancer that has come back or has spread, see the topic Colorectal Cancer, Metastatic or Recurrent.
What is colorectal cancer?
Colorectal cancer happens when cells that are not normal grow in your colon or rectum. These cells grow together and form tumors.
This cancer is also called colon cancer or rectal cancer. It is the third most common cancer in the United States. And it occurs most often in people older than 50.
As with other cancers, treatment for colorectal cancer works best when the cancer is found early. Screening tests can detect or prevent this cancer, but only about half of people older than 50 are screened. According to the American Cancer Society, if everyone were tested, tens of thousands of lives could be saved each year.
What causes colorectal cancer?
Most cases begin as polyps, which are small growths inside the colon or rectum. Colon polyps are very common, and most of them do not turn into cancer. But doctors cannot tell ahead of time which polyps will turn into cancer. This is why people older than 50 need regular tests to find out if they have any polyps and then have them removed. And some people who are younger than 50 need regular tests if their medical history puts them at increased risk for colorectal cancer.
What are the symptoms?
Colorectal cancer usually does not cause symptoms until after it has begun to spread. See your doctor if you have any of these symptoms:
How is colorectal cancer diagnosed?
If your doctor thinks that you may have this cancer, you will need a test, called a colonoscopy (say "koh-luh-NAW-skuh-pee"), that lets the doctor see the inside of your entire colon and rectum. During this test, your doctor will remove polyps or take tissue samples from any areas that don't look normal. The tissue will be looked at under a microscope to see if it contains cancer.
Sometimes another test, such as a sigmoidoscopy (say "sig-moy-DAW-skuh-pee"), is used to diagnose colorectal cancer.
How is it treated?
Surgery is almost always used to treat colon and rectal cancer. The cancer is more easily removed when it is found early.
If the cancer has spread into the wall of the colon or farther, you may also need radiation or chemotherapy. These treatments have side effects, but most people can manage the side effects with medicines or home care.
When you first find out that you have cancer, you may have many feelings. You may feel scared or angry. Or you may feel very calm. There is no "right" way to react. It is normal to have a wide range of feelings. And it is normal for those feelings to change quickly.
Some people find that it helps to talk about their feelings with family and friends. You may also want to talk with your doctor or with other people who have had cancer. Your local American Cancer Society chapter can help you find a support group.
How can you screen for colorectal cancer?
Screening tests can find or prevent many cases of colon and rectal cancer. They look for a certain disease or condition before any symptoms appear. Experts recommend routine colon cancer testing for everyone age 50 and older who has a normal risk for colon cancer. Your doctor may recommend earlier or more frequent testing if you have a higher risk for colorectal cancer. Talk to your doctor about when you should be tested.
These are the most common screening tests:
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