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Today we take a detailed look to TERA

Posted: 04 Jul 2013 08:45 AM PDT

Today we take a closer look at The Exiled Realm of Arborea, or TERA as pretty much everyone knows it by. The game is a realm of fantasy where the players can choose from multiple classes and races and explore new world full of adventures. The game offers a deep PvP and PvE experience, where [...]

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TERA: Rising is going to release tomorrow its new expansion, Corsairs’ Stronghold

Posted: 04 Jul 2013 03:57 AM PDT

Gameforge is going to release tomorrow Corsairs' Stronghold the new expansion of their popular action MMORPG TERA: Rising. The update brings a new battleground in which two team of 20 players will compete using an arsenal of weapons and war machines such as battle tanks, airships, cannons and siege ladders to conquer a stronghold, one [...]

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Vindictus launches the second episode of its second season

Posted: 04 Jul 2013 03:15 AM PDT

Nexon has released the Second Episode for the second season of its action MMO Vindictus. The new content update brings a lot of new features including two new raids and a new minigame. Below is a breakdown of what to expect from Season 2 Episode 2 Raids: - Storyline: The battle against Iset approaches, and [...]

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Security Firm Finds Gaping Hole in Android’s Security Fabric

Posted: 04 Jul 2013 08:33 PM PDT

Android "Master Key" Vulnerability

Nearly 900 million devices running Android 1.6 or later at risk

The Black Hat USA 2013 security conference does not get underway until July 27, 2013, but there is already plenty to look forward to, with the folks at Bluebox Security dropping a bombshell by claiming to have unearthed a yawning hole in Android's security fabric and promising to shed some technical light on the vulnerability during the upcoming conference.

Bluebox Security CTO Jeff Forristal announced the discovery in a blog post titled, rather chillingly, "uncovering Android master key that makes 99% of devices vulnerable." According to the company, the said vulnerability makes it possible for a hacker to "modify APK code without breaking an application's cryptographic signature, to turn any legitimate application into a malicious Trojan, completely unnoticed by the app store, the phone, or the end user."  With nearly 900 million devices running Android 1.6 or later believed to be affected by this vulnerability, the implications, says the company, are massive.

"While the risk to the individual and the enterprise is great (a malicious app can access individual data, or gain entry into an enterprise), this risk is compounded when you consider applications developed by the device manufacturers (e.g. HTC, Samsung, Motorola, LG) or third-parties that work in cooperation with the device manufacturer (e.g. Cisco with AnyConnect VPN) – that are granted special elevated privileges within Android – specifically System UID access," the company's CTO wrote.

"Installation of a Trojan application from the device manufacturer can grant the application full access to Android system and all applications (and their data) currently installed. The application then not only has the ability to read arbitrary application data on the device (email, SMS messages, documents, etc.), retrieve all stored account & service passwords, it can essentially take over the normal functioning of the phone and control any function thereof (make arbitrary phone calls, send arbitrary SMS messages, turn on the camera, and record calls)," Forristal further wrote, adding that the a hacker could also use it to create a botnet.

Based on the blog post, Bluebox has known about the bug since at least February, when it "responsibly disclosed" all the relevant technical details to Google.

"It's up to device manufacturers to produce and release firmware updates for mobile devices (and furthermore for users to install these updates). The availability of these updates will widely vary depending upon the manufacturer and model in question."

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Newegg Daily Deals: Sound Blaster Recon3D Fatal1ty Sound Card, Mushkin 240GB SSD, and More!

Posted: 04 Jul 2013 05:41 AM PDT

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The Perfect Ten: Franchises that would make great MMOs

Posted: 04 Jul 2013 10:00 AM PDT

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The Perfect Ten Franchises that would make great MMOs
Any MMO player worth his or her salt has a binder full of ideas for games, usually based on a favorite book, television, or movie franchise. We've talked about it before. We've discussed whether or not it's a good idea to even have IP-driven MMOs. But you know what we've never done? We've never consulted me.

I'm hurt, to be honest. I know that I'm just one of millions of MMO players, but I have a binder too! It's a vintage Trapper Keeper with a wizard on the cover who is dashing among abstract geometric shapes. My mom thought it was cool and my friends think it's totally rad. Inside are the secrets to hit MMOs that studios are just too scared to make but would be bigger than World of Warcraft if someone would just take the chance. I know it.

Today I'm going to open up that binder and shove my ideas in your face. And then, knowing how these things go, I will raise up every geek voice against my picks in the comments section. Bring it on. My wizard can handle all of you.

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    Ask Massively: Everything in moderation

    Posted: 04 Jul 2013 08:00 AM PDT

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    Put it on your action-item list
    Happy Fourth of July, Americans, and happy new columnist day to Massively! Yes, it's official: Anatoli Ingram will be joining the Massively staff this month as our new Guild Wars 2 columnist. Those of you who dwell in the land of comments and trolls might recognize him from his erudite posts as Ring Bonefield. We're thrilled to have him on board to lend a pen and a critical eye to such a popular game, and we were equally thrilled at the impressive pool of applicants. Thank you all for applying!

    Speaking of commenters, we have comments on the brain today in Ask Massively. Let's review how -- or more specifically, when -- we moderate the comment section.

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      The Daily Grind: Do you have an MMO budget?

      Posted: 04 Jul 2013 06:00 AM PDT

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      The Daily Grind - Do you have an MMO budget?
      One of free-to-play's many annoyances -- to me, at least -- is the fact that I have to add up various micropayments if I want to accurately track my MMO budget. With subscriptions, it's an easy $15 line item, whereas with F2P titles that don't offer an elite/legendary/accelerated/spiffy/member option, I'm forced to enter $4.99 for an armor set here, $9.99 for a gambling pack there, you get the idea.

      Or I could just say screw it and buy all the incidentals without bothering to keep track, which is no doubt the dream scenario for game company accountants.

      I don't do that, though, and as a result I know exactly how much money I spend on MMOs in a given period of time. What about you, Massively readers? Do you have an MMO budget, or do you just buy what you want and get on with it?

      Every morning, the Massively bloggers probe the minds of their readers with deep, thought-provoking questions about that most serious of topics: massively online gaming. We crave your opinions, so grab your caffeinated beverage of choice and chime in on today's Daily Grind!

      MassivelyThe Daily Grind: Do you have an MMO budget? originally appeared on Massively on Thu, 04 Jul 2013 08:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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        Choose My Adventure: Firefall's content bomb and a missed invasion

        Posted: 03 Jul 2013 07:00 PM PDT

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        CMA: Firefall
        In last week's Choose My Adventure poll, I asked the Firefall community one simple question: What, exactly, is there to do in Firefall besides run around and hook up with random thumping squads? Firefall-ers responded with passion, of course, and sent me on my merry way to experience one of the intense invasions suffered by a couple of key New Eden cities.

        I return now a grizzled man. My time on the frontlines was as brutal as it was enjoyable. I'm not sure my loved ones will recognize the old me behind the thousand-yard stare that has taken over my face. In short, I've seen things.

        Unfortunately, none of those things was an invasion.

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          The Art of Wushu: Exploring China with true parkour

          Posted: 03 Jul 2013 06:00 PM PDT

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          The Art of Wushu Exploring China with true parkour
          I'm a bit spoiled by Age of Wushu's flying skills. Parkour in Wushu is one of the most satisfying things in any game, as heroes can truly go anywhere and do anything. When I was first playing the game in beta and was unsure about everything else, I said with certainty, "Any game with airdashes can't be bad." As it turns out, the parkour in Age of Wushu stands head and shoulders above the travel in any other game.

          Other games have jumping puzzles that are awkward, and some games have flight or other Z-axis travel that allows players to freely go wherever they like. In Wushu, it takes effort to get to hard-to-reach places, but the feeling you get when you climb the highest heights and explore places no one else might ever see is truly satisfying.

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            First major Dragon's Prophet content update coming next week

            Posted: 03 Jul 2013 05:00 PM PDT

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            Screenshot -- Dragon's Prophet
            Sony Online Entertainment's latest free-to-play offering, Dragon's Prophet, has been in open beta for about a month now, and that means it's about time for more content, right? Right. Next week, Dragon's Prophet will be receiving its first major update since the open beta went live, and it looks like there's plenty on offer for players of all kinds. For starters, players will be able to take part in the first annual Shadow Festival, an in-game event hosted "in remembrance of the great Warthorne who sacrificed his life during the Second Dragon War." Of course players might be more interested to know that participating in the festivities will earn them a unique title for their troubles.

            The update will also add a new zone to the game: the frigid Wintertide. This frosty new area contains three new dungeons in which players can put their skills to the test. And to top all of that off, players will finally be able to take up residence in their very own homes thanks to the introduction of dream islands. Oh, and there's a new level cap (yes, already). Players will now be able to adventure all the way up to level 70. The official post promises more information in the coming days, but in the meantime you can head over to Dragon's Prophet's official site for a peek of what's to come.

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            ZeniMax talks Kwama, dungeon roles, and TESO beta invites

            Posted: 03 Jul 2013 04:30 PM PDT

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            eso creating the kwama dev diary, beta invites
            ZeniMax updated its Elder Scrolls Online website this week with a trio of articles touching on various aspects of the upcoming fantasy title. First up was a feature that examined player roles and AI behavior in TESO's dungeons. Of particular interest here was the article's contention that players can change between DPS, healer, and tank roles on the fly thanks to the open-ended skill system.

            Next was a blurb about a new round of beta invites. Yes, they've been sent, so check your email.

            Finally, we got a closer look at the insectoid Kwama thanks to a dev diary and an associated video, the latter of which you'll find after the break.

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            World of Tanks celebrates July 4th via a big tank tournament

            Posted: 03 Jul 2013 04:00 PM PDT

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            During this event, your tanks shoot freedom.  In the form of a shell.
            Tomorrow is the fourth of July, and if you're not aware, in the United States that date is kind of a big deal. So the staff behind World of Tanks decided that the best way to celebrate America's independence day is by having a bunch of armored vehicles take potshots at one another for big prizes. A tournament is running through the weekend for Tier III through Tier X tanks, with a big package of microtransaction cash going to the winning teams.

            All teams will be paired up into groups, fight other teams in the same group, and be scored according to victory or loss. Battles will be limited to 10 minutes maximum. The big winners will be the teams with the highest score after the dust settles. If this sounds like it's your sort of celebration, there's still time to gather your team and register; if you'd rather just play the game, there are also plenty of promotions running over the holiday weekend just the same.

            [Source: Wargaming.net press release]

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            WildStar Wednesday details player-created addons and mods

            Posted: 03 Jul 2013 03:30 PM PDT

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            You may remember that earlier this year, our very own Bree Royce had the opportunity to attend a WildStar press event where she got a nice, tasty scoop on Carbine's hopes of fostering the creation of user-developed UI mods within WildStar's community. Well in today's WildStar Wednesday, Jon "Bitwise" Wiesman takes a closer look at the addon development tools players will have at their disposal and also highlights the first-ever WildStar mods to come out of the game's closed beta.

            Players will have access to a development tool known as Houston, which allows players to "easily create [their] own addons to extend WildStar's UI," as well as providing "full access to all of the Carbine-authored source code." A player by the name of PacketDancer has already put Houston through its paces, and she has the honor of being the developer of WildStar's first UI mods, which range from a group-finding tool to a roleplaying mod library. The WildStar devs are obviously thrilled to see the community embracing the addon tools this early in beta, and we have to admit we're looking forward to seeing what other craziness WildStar players dream up. In the meantime, though, check out all the addon development details over at the game's official site.

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            Bungie releases full Destiny E3 demo footage

            Posted: 03 Jul 2013 03:00 PM PDT

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            Destiny
            Destiny, the first post-Halo project of former Microsoft indentured studio Bungie, received a nice long play demo at E3 2013 showing off its open-world and MMO elements. And thanks to the magic of the Internet, you can now watch the 12-minute clip for yourself in full, glorious HD.

            Check out the video after the jump, and for the complete E3 experience try watching it after cramming into a room with 200 strangers while nursing a faint hangover.

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            ArenaNet details Guild Wars 2 account rewards

            Posted: 03 Jul 2013 02:00 PM PDT

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            Guild Wars 2 might not be seeing an expansion in the near future (or ever), but ArenaNet has some other goodies in store for fans of the MMORPG. The studio's latest dev blog outlines new account achievement rewards for Guild Wars 2 players.

            It works like this: Every time you complete an achievement, you earn achievement points. As your points score rises, you unlock new rewards for your account. Rewards so far include exclusive armor and weapon skins, permanent experience bonuses, raw currency, utility items, titles, and more.

            The new achievements system is accompanied by a revamped UI panel designed to make it easier for players to track achievements and see where they stand. Oh, and the whole thing is retroactive, so achievements already completed will count towards your score total.

            Account rewards are set to go live with the next Guild Wars 2 release.

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            Wizardry Online hit by duping and hacking, bans issued

            Posted: 03 Jul 2013 01:00 PM PDT

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            Teleport them into an ogre, perhaps?
            Some things never presage good news. Case in point: Wizardry Online has been hit with what appears to be a round of hacking and item duping, leading to hyperinflation and a great deal of player outrage on the forums. Exact figures about how much gold was dumped into the economy are hard to come by, but most players seem to agree that it's a matter of several million gold sometimes foisted on unwitting victims.

            After claiming that the matter was being investigated, Sony Online Entertainment representatives locked some of the threads related to the topic while simply stating that suspensions had been issued and further discussion did not help the community. No statements have yet been issued regarding permanent bans or any potential rollbacks to the environment. What long-term effects this will have on the game's viability remain unclear, although several players are protesting SOE's apparent lack of action quite vigorously.

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            Guild Wars 2 might never have an expansion [Updated]

            Posted: 03 Jul 2013 12:00 PM PDT

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            Minigames are kind of like an expansion, if you think about it really hard.
            Whether or not you like the "Living World" style of Guild Wars 2, you may very well see it as a long-running prelude to a full expansion. ArenaNet's lead content designer Mike Zadorojny recently went on record puncturing that particular balloon, saying that if the team manages these updates correctly, it will "probably never do an expansion and everything will be going into this Living World strategy." This stands in direct contrast to previous speculation and forecasts that the game would receive one on some sort of timetable.

            According to Zadorojny, the end goal is to provide the same sort of content as in an expansion, simply at a faster pace with a more episodic nature. He likens the experience to television, providing constant motivation to tune in next week for something new and exciting. While he declined to offer hard numbers on the game's performance, he did say that the game is doing quite well and has no plans to sell powerful items in the gem store, with the current business model supporting the game without any need for an expansion.

            [Update]: Game director Colin Johanson has posted a clarification on the GW2 forums.
            Just to clarify a bit, as Mike said there are numerous teams beyond our Living World teams, and some of them are working on much longer term projects which we'll go into details on much further down the road.

            It's entirely possible some of the types of content which you might traditionally find in expansions would be released through an expansion in the future for Gw2, and it's possible we'd try something different when it comes to integrating those type of releases.

            We have no final plans one way or another about expansions at this time, and certainly haven't ruled them out, it's something we'll discuss more in the future.

            Edited to add: Our primary focus right now is on making the core Gw2 experience as strong and compelling as possible, we'll release a blog post later this month detailing more specifically our plans for Gw2 in the second half of 2013.

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            Neverwinter's Malabog Castle is not a great place to vacation

            Posted: 03 Jul 2013 11:30 AM PDT

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            Neverwinter
            Neverwinter may have only been actually, really released a couple of weeks ago, but there's already an expansion on the way. Revealed in late June, Fury of the Feywild is a big chunk of content that includes a new region, new campaign areas, new enemies, new loot, and new everything else one would expect.

            In today's Neverwinter dev blog, Cryptic outlined one of Fury of the Feywild's key new additions: an all-new dungeon known as Malabog Castle. The castle is home to a corrupt king who seized control with the aid of a blue dragon, and it is from this dark throne that he seeks to rule all of Sharandar. Players brave enough to enter the dungeon will face a menacing Cyclops and the dark King Malabog himself.

            Fury of the Feywild is due for launch this summer.

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            Leaderboard: Which game's business model do you like best?

            Posted: 03 Jul 2013 11:00 AM PDT

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            Leaderboard
            I was doing a little hard drive housecleaning yesterday, and I couldn't help but notice all of the different MMOs currently installed on my gaming machine. With few exceptions, the business models for all these titles are some form of free-to-play, freemium, or weird hybrid that requires a conversion matrix and an advanced STEM degree to decipher.

            As I was patching -- and, in some cases, uninstalling -- I couldn't help but compare and contrast all the different business model flavors, and I figured that such an exercise would make for a serviceable Leaderboard. So, head past the break to vote for your favorite MMO business model. If yours isn't listed, share it in the comments!

            Ever wish that you could put to rest a long-standing MMO debate once and for all? Then welcome to the battle royal of Massively's Leaderboard, where two sides enter the pit o' judgment -- and only one leaves. Vote to make your opinion known, and see whether your choice tops the Leaderboard!

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              Vindictus: Season 2 Raids Detailed

              Posted: 03 Jul 2013 04:45 PM PDT

              Season 2 Raids Detailed

              The Vindictus site has been updated with new information about raids in Season 2. Rather than spell out the details in writing, the team has created a walkthrough video to help players visualize the new way that the raid system will play out.

              Dragon's Prophet: First Open Beta Update to Hit Soon

              Posted: 03 Jul 2013 04:33 PM PDT

              First Open Beta Update to Hit Soon

              Sony Online Entertainment has announced that a big Dragon's Prophet update is slated to hit live servers very soon. Not only will the update feature the new Wintertide zone, it will also feature new gear and dungeons as well. The team is also preparing for the second Supermetal video that is going to rock the world next week.

              Pathfinder Online: All About Crafting

              Posted: 03 Jul 2013 04:29 PM PDT

              All About Crafting

              The Pathfinder Online Kickstarter page has been updated with a new developer blog that outlines how crafting will play out. Always a deep and comprehensive read, the blog details the step-by-step process that players will go through from finding the resources to creating the final product.

              MechWarrior Online: Big Numbers & a Release Date

              Posted: 03 Jul 2013 02:17 PM PDT

              Big Numbers & a Release Date

              Piranha Games has announced that over a million registered players have signed up for MechWarrior Online during its closed and open beta phases. In addition, the team announced that the game will officially be released on September 17th.

              Neverwinter: Celebration of Lliira Announced

              Posted: 03 Jul 2013 01:40 PM PDT

              Celebration of Lliira Announced

              Neverwinter players will want to get into the game from today through July 8th for the Celebration of Lliira. During the event, players can earn two times as many rough astral diamonds than normal. If that's not enough, the team also has other events that players can take part in other activities.

              Destiny: Gameplay Spotlighted in New Trailer

              Posted: 03 Jul 2013 01:37 PM PDT

              Gameplay Spotlighted in New Trailer

              The Destiny team has released a brand new trailer to show off some epic game play from the forthcoming game. The footage was taken during a demo session and gives fans a walkthrough of the content.

              General: Less is More

              Posted: 02 Jul 2013 02:38 PM PDT

              Less is More

              In today's Independency column, we take a look at the notion of "finite MMOs", games with a life expectancy and no more. See what we've got on our collective mind before leaving your own thoughts in the comments.

              Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn: More Beta Impressions

              Posted: 02 Jul 2013 02:30 PM PDT

              More Beta Impressions

              Over the past weekend, the final beta phase of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn took place and we managed to slide into the game to learn more about it. In this exclusive look, we offer more impressions of the beta overall and the game itself. Check out our thoughts and then tell us about your impressions of the game in the comments.

              Firefall: The Miracle Patch?

              Posted: 02 Jul 2013 02:19 PM PDT

              The Miracle Patch?

              Red 5 is ready to unleash a patch of massive proportion in preparation for next week's Firefall open beta launch. Is it enough to make the game a great one? Find out what we think in this exclusive article and preview. Leave us your thoughts and ideas in the comments.

              Runescape: Runescape 3: Release Date Announced

              Posted: 01 Jul 2013 06:52 PM PDT

              Runescape 3: Release Date Announced

              Fans of the Runescape series will be happy to hear that Runescape 3 will be released on July 22nd. Runescape 3 takes advantage of the HTML 5 technology and will be playable from browsers. Once the game launches, player decisions in-game will affect the direction development will follow after.

              Mabinogi: The Saga: Iria Episode 1, Fate's Origin Released

              Posted: 01 Jul 2013 06:56 PM PDT

              The Saga: Iria Episode 1, Fate

              Mabinogi players will have lots to do in the new content that has arrived with The Saga: Iria Episode 1, Fate's Origin. To celebrate the release of the new material, Nexon has released a brand new trailer. Check it out!

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