The problem with ignoring "unintentional" laggers.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by kia345

Yeah man, the government provided me with a terrible internet service, it's not like we live in a world where people are capable of purchasing higher end entertainment products and services in order to keep up with the advancing times, wat2do comrade

I'm going to go drive my model T down the road at 20mph, and I'll be damned if the police stop me for going too slow.

An internet connection is not a car; your options are limited based on where you live. Some players have a choice of either satellite or dial-up internet.

[Rufus]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

An internet connection is not a car; your options are limited based on where you live. Some players have a choice of either satellite or dial-up internet.

Neither satellite nor dial-up is recommended for online gaming. Look on any website, any ISP, any speed tests. What would you say to a player who purchased a new computer (that was not recommended for gaming, but they went for it anyway as it's all they could afford) is complaining that they can't play a certain game? The same applies here.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Rufus

What would you say to a player who purchased a new computer (that was not recommended for gaming, but they went for it anyway as it's all they could afford) is complaining that they can't play a certain game"

"Did the game say, before purchasing, that you would be unable to play on your computer?"

The GraalOnline recommended (and required) system is very generic: "Internet Connection (Modem or LAN)". That doesn't even specify a type of internet connection.

[salesman]

Originally Posted by cbk1994

"Did the game say, before purchasing, that you would be unable to play on your computer?"

The GraalOnline recommended (and required) system is very generic: "Internet Connection (Modem or LAN)". That doesn't even specify a type of internet connection.

UN can certainly change the terms for participating in their events and tournaments...that has nothing to do with Graal's system requirements.