A new site has sprung up hoping to build a community for the upcoming RP-PvP server for World of Warcraft. The new site is appropriately (and simply) PvPRP.com. Or was it PRPvP.com?
It’s only been up and running for one day, but I’d expect it to replace WoW-RA.com when they finish their merger with OGaming.
Blizzard Entertainment has just brought up the 101st server (complete list) for the extremely popular World of Warcraft MMORPG. There is still no RP-PvP server, though Blizzard has repeatably stated that such a server would not be available until around the time of the next content patch.
There had been a lot of speculation in the WoW Forums that the RP-PvP server would be called “Dark Iron” however that rumor was crushed today when a server by that name was brought up as a regular PvP server.
The servers added over the last week (or so) are:
According to C|Net News a judge in the legal spat between Microsoft and Google, has granted Microsoft’s request for a temporary restraining order to prevent Kai-Fu Lee from violating his noncompete agreement.
Round one is clearly a Microsoft victory, but this bout is far from over.
C|Net News has some nice screenshots of Quake 4 on display.
All I can say is my good that looks amazing.
Opera Software has released a new preview (pre-beta) version to continue testing the BitTorrent support. More information (including download) is available in Opera’s Beta Testing Forum.
Users wishing to use the latest version of Opera should download 8.02, which was released yesterday.