[Getting stuck at Meagan logon screen]

Getting repeated INV-300 issues myself, click the INV-300 option in Help, it offers to repair the certificate.

I try to log in and it happens again, get the same message Warmonger did, have to reset updates.

Set this as a repeating flow chart. Local cert also fails for me. Ideas?

[Notice to Players]

I noticed one earlier and wondered: what is the reporting procedure for such?

Is there an in game mechanic, or should we just wait it out until a GM/Dev/Beta/Some_Other_Emu_Official logs in and notices?

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And if local cert, help/Inv>300, and reset updates all fail?

(scratch that, got it now)

[Progen Privateer]

We can question them but I don't think that expecting changes based on individual opinions (which are going to vary wildly) is very realistic. Personally I'm fine with the Privateers as they are, but I've never been at endgame so I can't really say much other than historically the name "Privateer" is relating to a true combat tradesman. In the countries their Letters of Marque were issued they were "Privateers," to rival nations they were frequently "Pirates," but that has no impact on game balance. Progen are more personal combat oriented it seems to the skill distro on the privateer actually seem balanced to me as a second line brick for partying. They can stick around and finesse shield healing on the group while doing some damage while the PWs can throw out even more lead.

But hey, I'm new and will shut up.

[Server down on a Saturday morning]

As someone in the electronics industry, every place depends on overhead power lines in the US at some point or another. Our power grid was designed by Karl Steinmetz to last through the 50s or 60s, he said himself that it wasn't intended to last longer than that. So yes, SOMEWHERE data centers in the US always depend on overhead lines, they may be near a substation, but still.

[Server down on a Saturday morning]

Cute, from the US the choke point was always France when tracing our routes to an old MUD server that was located in Austria, don't blame the US