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spiraldoor wrote:

ParadoxJuice wrote:I'm not sure if my television even does HD. I was referring to those stores with large amounts of televisions, some HD, some not. And a friend of mine, who wasted a ton of money on HD. And websites that have comparisons, like this one.

Ah, your friend ‘wasted a ton of money on HD’. Perhaps this explains your apathy towards the objectively superior technology; he seems to have poisoned you against it.

I'm biased against HD because other people spent money on it. What?

About that humming, are you sure that's not just your computer?

This discussion starts to smell like trolling, you know.

This history has been becoming as if someone was afirming that 6+6 wasn't 12.

iambored2006 wrote:

beebo44 wrote:So what's the password? does anyone know?

Do you really think someone here knows the password and doesn't share it? I personally would have put the password up on every site I know just to get back at Ubisoft, but of course they'd change the password, so I would film the screen and put it on youtube, download and upload a video if there is one in the post, and write some angry comments. I trust you would do the same.

Edit: Sorry, I didn't know you were new here. As you can see above, no, no one here knows.

That's alright, but I hope Ubisoft either reveals this post or a hacker uploads a video of it or posts the password because it's driving me INSANE!!!

Wiiola wrote:This may be stupid but has anyone tried to enter their WordPress password there, seeing as there's some relation with the blog?

THIS is WordPress- http://wordpress.org/ . It's nothing but a blogging tool, so there's a 99.9% chance that the password doesn't have anything to do with that site. They're just using it to create that post, and I reckon the whole blog too.
I've compared the source of the post with the password and the source of the one before that and they both use WordPress.

Yeah, I tried using the source code to find out the password but it seems they hid it from the source code.

ParadoxJuice wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

ParadoxJuice wrote:I'm not sure if my television even does HD. I was referring to those stores with large amounts of televisions, some HD, some not. And a friend of mine, who wasted a ton of money on HD. And websites that have comparisons, like this one.

Ah, your friend ‘wasted a ton of money on HD’. Perhaps this explains your apathy towards the objectively superior technology; he seems to have poisoned you against it.

I'm biased against HD because other people spent money on it. What?

Replace ‘other people’ with ‘personal friend whose word you trust’ and you’ll see what I’m getting at.

Apparently RO can be already pre-ordered in GAME.uk : http://www.game.co.uk/search.aspx?s=rayman+origins

I prefer to wait for a release date and confirming in the shops of my living zone if they accept pre-orders and make sure they'll get it in the same day.

Haruka wrote:Apparently RO can be already pre-ordered in GAME.uk : http://www.game.co.uk/search.aspx?s=rayman+origins

Hey, I think I'm actually gonna preorder from there! If this is British then I'll probably be able to get it! Thanks!

beebo44 wrote:Yeah, I tried using the source code to find out the password but it seems they hid it from the source code.

That would be very dumb would it ?

Seriously guys, nobody uses obvious JavaScript for passwords anymore. You're not gonna find it in the source code of page.

Haruka wrote:Apparently RO can be already pre-ordered in GAME.uk : http://www.game.co.uk/search.aspx?s=rayman+origins

I prefer to wait for a release date and confirming in the shops of my living zone if they accept pre-orders and make sure they'll get it in the same day.

Ohh nice, and with at least a tenner off the PS3 version, though again I might hold out. I checked out their delievery FAQs and they do ship to loads of other countries though they probably will charge for shipping.

Hunchman801 wrote:Seriously guys, nobody uses obvious JavaScript for passwords anymore. You're not gonna find it in the source code of page.

Yeah, but as I proved before, it can be used in other ways.

Cairnie wrote:

Haruka wrote:Apparently RO can be already pre-ordered in GAME.uk : http://www.game.co.uk/search.aspx?s=rayman+origins

I prefer to wait for a release date and confirming in the shops of my living zone if they accept pre-orders and make sure they'll get it in the same day.

Ohh nice, and with at least a tenner off the PS3 version, though again I might hold out. I checked out their delievery FAQs and they do ship to loads of other countries though they probably will charge for shipping.

According to GAME.uk the delivering is free only in the United Kingdom territory. Other countries pay.

I'll also wait for another reason: the possibility of existing a collector edition or other pre-order goodies.

spiraldoor wrote:

ParadoxJuice wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

ParadoxJuice wrote:I'm not sure if my television even does HD. I was referring to those stores with large amounts of televisions, some HD, some not. And a friend of mine, who wasted a ton of money on HD. And websites that have comparisons, like this one.

Ah, your friend ‘wasted a ton of money on HD’. Perhaps this explains your apathy towards the objectively superior technology; he seems to have poisoned you against it.

I'm biased against HD because other people spent money on it. What?

Replace ‘other people’ with ‘personal friend whose word you trust’ and you’ll see what I’m getting at.

I'm biased against HD because a personal friend whose word I trust spent money on it. What?

beebo44 wrote:Yeah, I tried using the source code to find out the password but it seems they hid it from the source code.

We're not going to get in. They wouldn't have put a password there if they wanted us to. They probably have better security that we couldn't break through.

ParadoxJuice wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

ParadoxJuice wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

ParadoxJuice wrote:I'm not sure if my television even does HD. I was referring to those stores with large amounts of televisions, some HD, some not. And a friend of mine, who wasted a ton of money on HD. And websites that have comparisons, like this one.

Ah, your friend ‘wasted a ton of money on HD’. Perhaps this explains your apathy towards the objectively superior technology; he seems to have poisoned you against it.

I'm biased against HD because other people spent money on it. What?

Replace ‘other people’ with ‘personal friend whose word you trust’ and you’ll see what I’m getting at.

I'm biased against HD because a personal friend whose word I trust spent money on it. What?

You’re biased against HD because a personal friend whose word you trust spent money on it. He was clueless about technology and probably make a daft mistake, like forgetting to use a HDMI cable. He then told you horror stories about how HD isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, you believed every word, your bias was solidified, and now you steadfastly refuse to get swept up by the great HD scam, even in the face of inncontrovertible proof. Does that sound about right? Or do you still think high resolutions don’t exist and we’re a bunch of suckers for buying HDTVs?

My friend loves HD.

Can you please stop making assumptions?

Also, I never said HD doesn't work. Just that I, personally, don't see enough of a difference to make it worth buying.

spiraldoor wrote:

ParadoxJuice wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

ParadoxJuice wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

ParadoxJuice wrote:I'm not sure if my television even does HD. I was referring to those stores with large amounts of televisions, some HD, some not. And a friend of mine, who wasted a ton of money on HD. And websites that have comparisons, like this one.

Ah, your friend ‘wasted a ton of money on HD’. Perhaps this explains your apathy towards the objectively superior technology; he seems to have poisoned you against it.

I'm biased against HD because other people spent money on it. What?

Replace ‘other people’ with ‘personal friend whose word you trust’ and you’ll see what I’m getting at.

I'm biased against HD because a personal friend whose word I trust spent money on it. What?

You’re biased against HD because a personal friend whose word you trust spent money on it. He was clueless about technology and probably make a daft mistake, like forgetting to use a HDMI cable. He then told you horror stories about how HD isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, you believed every word, your bias was solidified, and now you steadfastly refuse to get swept up by the great HD scam, even in the face of inncontrovertible proof. Does that sound about right? Or do you still think high resolutions don’t exist and we’re a bunch of suckers for buying HDTVs?

PLEASE JUST STOP THAT HD ARGUMENT!! GO TO FRIKIN' OFF-TOPIC IF YOU WANT TO TALK HD!! Jeeze..

Anyway I don't think you'll ever break that code, let's just wait 'till Ubi releases it them self

Rayman3DS, you should also calm down yourself.

ParadoxJuice wrote:We're not going to get in. They wouldn't have put a password there if they wanted us to.

Then again it'd safest not to put that blog entry there at all.

ParadoxJuice wrote:My friend loves HD.

Can you please stop making assumptions?

Also, I never said HD doesn't work. Just that I, personally, don't see enough of a difference to make it worth buying.

Are you now retracting your comment about your friend ‘wasting a load of money on HD’? That indicated that either your friend disliked it as much as you do or that you think HD is worthless and that even those who enjoy it are wrong to do so. So now you’re saying he didn’t waste his money after all, and that your bizarre problem with HD is a personal (and therefore meaningless) one?

Rayman3DS wrote:PLEASE JUST STOP THAT HD ARGUMENT!! GO TO FRIKIN' OFF-TOPIC IF YOU WANT TO TALK HD!! Jeeze..

No, if the discussion meanders to a related subject, that subject will be discussed until it is exhausted, as is always the case with organic 150-page threads. Telling us to shut up won’t achieve anything, unless you’re trying to irritate me, in which case your capital letters and abrasive attitude are doing the trick quite nicely. If my posts are upsetting you so much, then perhaps you should avoid reading them and simply scroll past them instead?