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This week, in The Virtual Whirl , we’re going to take a selection of reader questions that we’ve received in comments and in the virtual mailbag and do our best to offer up some useful answers. Join us as we whirl through the mail. Continue reading The Virtual Whirl: Questions from the virtual mailbag Filed under: Economy , Opinion , Virtual worlds , The Virtual Whirl The Virtual Whirl: Questions from the virtual mailbag originally appeared on Massively on Sat, 06 Feb 2010 16:00:00 EST

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The Virtual Whirl: Questions from the virtual mailbag

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With GU15 hitting the servers recently , and the Ewok Love Festival coming on the 9th , those fiercely loyal to Star Wars Galaxies are enjoying the choices of different things to do. Add to it the fact that Sony Online Entertainment has reactivated the accounts of previous Star Wars Galaxies players until March 1st, and we can see why some would be heading back in to check out all the new stuff since the last time they played.

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One Shots: Look out for the feet

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I know quite a few people who will be upset by this news.

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BioShock 2 Won’t Have Local Multiplayer

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Getting started with Final Fantasy XI can be rather daunting the first time. You might be lucky to have a friend right there holding your hand through the starting areas…

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The Mog Log: Starting new in Vana’diel

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A mystery beta? How does that work?

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Massively’s mystery beta key giveaway

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There are certainly a lot of intellectual properties out there that would make for an excellent MMO. Running down the list of major games currently running shows no shortage of games based on popular franchises — Star Trek Online , Warhammer Online , Star Wars Galaxies , Age of Conan , Champions Online — and the trend shows no sign of slowing. But there are other franchises that could conceivably make a number of people happy — Transformers , The Dark Tower , Doctor Who , Mass Effect , Babylon 5 , and so on ad infinitum

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The Daily Grind: What IP do you want to see as an MMO?

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Filed under: Sci-fi , Classes , Previews , Star Wars: The Old Republic The Sith Inquisitor is not meant as just another Force-using class. That’s one of the central themes behind the most recent developer blog from Star Wars: The Old Republic . Saying even that the Inquisitor is meant as a Palpatine to the Sith Warrior’s Darth Vader is only a fraction of the whole story

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The development of the Sith Inquisitor in Star Wars: The Old Republic

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Filed under: Fantasy , Dungeons and Dragons Online , Events, in-game , Patches , Free-to-play Dungeons and Dragons Online released Update 3 Tuesday , sending players in all directions to check out the new content once the servers went back up. One of those directions was up, in the form of a ski jump in the suddenly frostbitten area of Stormreach Market.

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Dungeons and Dragons Online: a guide to the Risia Ice Games

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Filed under: Betas , Massively meta , Betawatch Welcome to Betawatch , Massively’s weekly report on the state of MMO betas. In each installment, we’ll report everything from the latest open betas, closed betas and even alphas in one convenient place. Plus, we’ll make sure to include as much info on each game’s current status, including projected release dates (if known) and links to the sign-up forms to get yourself into that beta you’ve been seeking.

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Betawatch: January 29 – February 5, 2010

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Filed under: Sci-fi , Game mechanics , MMORTS , Global Agenda , Massively Hands-on , First Impressions Global Agenda . This game has been successful in causing quite a stir on our website. It seems almost every single story we do on the game anymore turns into the inevitable ” this isn’t an MMO ” debate.

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First Impressions: Global Agenda

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