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Hi.
I'm an owner of several keyclone licenses, and an avid multiboxer, but I am currently in the need of reinstalling windows on one of my PC's, and the email account associated with most of my licenses has been discontinued (complete service stop by the supplier after company closing)
I then need to transfer my licenses to my new email/paypal account, but I have thus far been unable to reach keyclone in any way save calling the phone number on his website.
Help anyone?
drop me an email ( keyclone@solidice.com ) is where to start when your email address changes.
as a heads up, you'll need to change the email address associated with your paypal account to verify you are the license holder. once changed, i will be able to confirm the change with paypal and move your license to the new address.
talk to you soon,
Rob
O M G!! HEs ALIVE!!!!
:D
it's been a journey, and i know it's not over.
strangely enough, escaping into wow has helped. i found an in-game war and sort of made it my own. wrestling a realm back from utter devastation at the hands of its enemy to standing on its own feet has been rewarding
it took months, but i think it paid off, both in-game and personally
ROB! hehe, yep, you did a good thing with that server. and here I was thinking about giving you a call this week, just to BS with ya man.
As always, take your time man. We are always here .
Stephen
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Originally Posted by keyclone
Ok, now you got me curious, and I'm sure I'm not the only one...whad'ya do?
well, i hadn't intended on getting involved... but that's how these kind of things start, isn't it
i had a call from someone asking how to set up keyclone and how to box. i wasn't doing anything at the time so i offered to create some characters on his realm and walk him through the basics. i was also eager to test out some wow updates i had heard about, so i took the opportunity to test it out. after helping him get setup, he explained the realm a bit.
what i found was a realm that was doing very poorly in pvp and had lost all hope of winning end-game pvp (WG). this attitude permeated everything else in the faction. it was not uncommon to hear "what's the point? we'll just lose anyhow."
that loss of hope really got to me... and so i decided i was going to fight for them. i engaged in war.
in about 3 months i got to 80, geared up... and started pushing. before august, they would win WG about 5% of the time. very bad. when the soft cap was released (the 4.0 patch), we were about 25%. by the time the hard cap was enforced, we were getting WG about 60+% of the time. that lasted about 2 weeks... then the enemy just stopped showing up. i took that as a sign of restoring the pride of the faction and winning the war.
along the way, it has helped stir up the fighting spirit i had lost when the wind was knocked out. that happens when you think there is no hope and take a devastating shot. picking yourself up and getting back in, with no guarantees of winning, just a fighting chance... is what i needed personally... and the realm needed to remember
Holy Shit
:)
that's a very cool experience,
i'm assuming you went alliance on some server?
that's usually the side that is outnumbered in my experiences.
yes. it was my first alliance crew in at least 3 yrs (don't get me started on the differences in the trade chat between horde and alliance.. omg!)
it was also my first exposure (pardon the pun) to an RP server ( /facedesk ).
but i was fighting to restore the pride of the realm. warts and all.
Interesting. Mine has been just the opposite with the sole exception of Magtheridon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kedash00
Good to see you back on the forums Rob.
Out of curiosity, what classes did you end up running?Quote:
Originally Posted by keyclone
1xFrostDK + 4xProtPally (they were ret pallys before getting beaten with the nerf bat)
Good to see you again Rob :D
Any chance of seeing an update to keyclone someday? :)