Nine Inch Force

Since early spring, we’ve been working with you through the Tribunal to identify those summoners who have had a negative impact on your play experience. For your efforts, and to celebrate the holiday season, we thought it was a good time to thank all those summoners who’ve made a point upholding the Summoner’s Code this year. If you’re over level 6 and haven’t been banned from League of Legends in the past two months, you’re in line to receive 450 Riot Points as a gift from the co-founders and all of us here at Riot Games in appreciation.
We’ve already begun the process of distributing these Riot Points to you, and elegibility of summoners was determined two days ago. But there are an awful lot of good sports out there in the community, so we estimate that everyone should have their Riot Points by December 28, 2011 at midnight. On behalf of all of us here at Riot Games, thank you for making League of Legends a part of your lives! (All weekend sales will be extended by one day, to accommodate the time it may take for all summoners to receive their RP.)
Additionally, this reward is the first step toward a new program that grants Riot Points to summoners as they progress through the game. While we’re focusing this initiative primarily on new summoners, we wanted to ensure that we included everyone who’s made a concerted effort to be a positive force in the League of Legends community before we got into full swing.

Also be sure to take a moment to view a special holiday message from Riot Games Co-Founders Marc ‘Tryndamere’ Merrill and Brandon ‘Ryze’ Beck.

On behalf of all of us here at Riot Games thank you for making League of Legends part of your lives, and a for making it a great experience for all summoners the world over. Happy Snowdown Showdown, summoners! We hope to see you all out there on the Fields of Justice in the New Year!

What is Skyrim?
If you are a responsible parent, then the world of MMORPG first person shooters should be something of a foreign language to you. In games like Skyrim, players are teleported to far away lands that are cream filled with demonic spell crafting, violent shirtless blood shed and exposed not only Satanic critters, but bombarded with gay under tones of fecal fornication.

In the land of Skyrim, the player starts off as a captured terrorist, who has been caught plotting to destroy the golden empire by using dragons. Before the player gets to take control of his avatar, they are asked to create a character, which is purely the liberal’s way of teaching out kids that modifying and gender changing one’s self is fun and normal. Once the player has decided if they want to be a female wood fairy or an black ogre from Stormwind, they get to take control of their hell spawned fictitious demon.

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Fight your way to the ship's data core in Voidstar, one of The Old Republic's Warzones.

So most of you that played the Battlefield 3 BETA may have noticed that you soldier name was the same as your Origin ID and some of you may have been VERY unhappy about EA's choice with this. It seems that EA has taken notice of our complaints (well they did dedicate a whole department in Support whilst the BETA was up) and has now given us an option to change our Origin ID as many times as we want.

So visit this page and change to your hearts content.

Have a look folks, this game looks amazing! I really am looking forward to it! Hope you are too!

- Evill

EA has released the official Battlefield 3 game manual in PDF form, to all those who bought and pre-ordered the game digitally. However, that doesn’t mean PS3 and Xbox 360 players have been left out: there are manuals for all three versions of Battlefield 3. You can find them on the links below:

Battlefield 3 game manual downloads

• PC
• PlayStation 3
• Xbox 360