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ebola

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The Arcade looks interesting... Except for the status message:

Playing disabled for this group

I'll presume that this has been restricted to paying members. Nonetheless, There should be a message saying that I have to depart from my hard earned (real) cash to use the games in the arcade.

Cool.

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Jimbo2000 Grand Master

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hey ebola

i havnt checked out the arcade yet but if its like to one we used to have (came default with the server/board) its probably disabled for all of us.

its probably just there cause it comes with the software. as i said we used to have an arcade function after a similar board update years ago but it was disabled as it crashed to forums cause so many people were using it

hope that makes sense dude

i am open for correction if someone knows something i dont though as i said i havnt even seen it yet (just logged on)

Jimbo (i'm great)

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Haha, nope, its not just for paying members, sorry for giving that impression.. Part of the admin panel for the arcade is having issues atm so I am unable to activate it for anyone!

Wont be long tho. :)

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Haha, nope, its not just for paying members, sorry for giving that impression.. Part of the admin panel for the arcade is having issues atm so I am unable to activate it for anyone!

Wont be long tho. :)

booo.. i wanted to win!!! arcade would be great esp when wh0retown is quiet and work is boring

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