RZ is completely down

[Matyuv]

hmmmmmm, not really.

[Newray]

If it's me, they just can place the RZ forums on the ubi.com forums like they did with all their other games, even if that forum package sucks a bit.

[Xenon]

Yes, they should do that. But, on the other hand the forums are nicer on their own.

[Newray]

Yes, but if it's really that hard to get them back on that way, it doesn't really bother me that we have a sucking forum package. I just hope the RZ will be back, how doesn't really matter me anymore.

[Xenon]

I guess your right. Cuh, they said there should be something at the end of the week, that was last week of course.

[Newray]

Yes, and UbiRazz was replying my PM one time (two weeks ago), and that was allready the last thing i heard from him and RZ...
I will kill him sometime (just joking).

[Xenon]

Heh, yeah. He seems to be relaxing in the sun right now, instead of working like other "average" gamemaking companies. I am definitely going to complain about this when the RZ finally is back.

[Guest]

And what if it dosen't?

[Xenon]

Then I can't complain. But I'm sure it will come.

[Hunchman801]

Isn't one topic about RZ enough?

[Xenesus]

Suppose so.
Why doesn't someone lock it then...
I just thought this was a big news..
and I forgot about the other topic.
KK lock this now.

[Hunchman801]

If there's something new about RZ, of course it should be posted in Blackorb's topic.

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