Dragon's Tale - a Massively Multiplayer Online RPG/Casino

[ranlo]

yeah, I'm unable to get to the login screen at all.

Is there some other place besides this to get the status of DT?

I don't believe so. Any time I've had issues I was told to just pm Di, lol. The site really needs central forums or something.

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[thy]

Everything is back up and running again since a few hours ago...

[Telera]

I'm down again.  Anyone else?

[Bitni]

I'm down again.  Anyone else?

Me

[Telera]

Is anyone able to get into DT right now?

[Bitni]

Back online for me.

[Telera]

Beta was fun, can we go back to Alpha now?

Lag and crash, lag and crash, now can't get in at all.

[ScarecrowMagick]

Having login difficulties, anybody else?

scarecrow

[thy]

yea im also having problem, can't get in either at the moment

[darkmule]

Down here, too.  Boo, hiss.

[ScarecrowMagick]

Herb here   

[ranlo]

Di said the server in Costa Rica is down and he's not sure why. He's still looking into it.

[ScarecrowMagick]

Thanks for the update. Will keep trying and checking back.

When I try, I use elaunch and fltk-client.dynamic alternately in case there are any changes to be dl'd

Scarecrow

[Benson Samuel]

In the last week we've been in The Guardian, Joystiq, Gamasutra - how many other gambling games can say that?

After 2.5 years in development, the world's first gambling MMORPG enters Beta on Friday, July 12, 2013, 12:00 Noon EDT.

We'll be celebrating all weekend with tournaments, drinks & cigars, and special player awards. Everyone included in this newsletter has created a character in Dragon's Tale, or in our other game, "A Tale in the Desert," but many of you have not been in Dragon's Tale in some time. Dragon's Tale now has:

    * 61 gambling games, all novel
    * A Level System based on completing gambling quests
    * Dragon's Treasures, which are bundles of Bitcoins earned at a rate based on your Level
    * A Mentorship system where your students can earn Dragon's Treasures for you
    * A Tournament system that allows luck games to be played at an advantage (and much more)
    * A Governance system that allows private control of a part of Dragon's Tale

We'll celebrate Beta with over 10 BTC worth of giveaways. Some of these will be freeroll tournaments, and others will be most accessible to those that deposit. Which brings up another new Dragon's Tale feature...

Dragon's Tale now accepts credit cards, for anyone playing from outside the United States. Within the game we now have ATMs where you can buy Bitcoins (Dragon's Tale's native currency) with a credit card, and cash out your winnings to that same card. US players are still welcome when playing directly with Bitcoins.

It will be great to see everyone back - this should be a wonderful weekend.

Teppy ("Di")

Standard Stuff:
Download Dragon's Tale from http://www.dragons.tl

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

FYI, the developer behind this is also responsible for this gem:

A Tale in the Desert, owned and operated by Andrew Tepper (also known as Teppy and Pharaoh, in-game) of eGenesis, sponsored and condoned a game-wide event that introduced sexual discrimination, upsetting a large portion of female players. The event was known throughout the game as "The Trader Malaki" in which a character named Malaki traveled throughout Egypt trading rare goods. Players lined up,waiting a great deal of time, to trade with Malaki but when a female character's turn to trade came, she was greeted with comments such as "Who is your master?", refusing to trade good with her stating that he did not trade with "slaves." As the event continued, female characters were continually treated to defamatory slurs and sexual discrimination, inciting a riot within the game.

I'll be voting with my Bitcoins.

[clock27]

sounds like something coinchat would do to there users 

[Yna]

sounds like something coinchat would do to there users 

I believe those gender roles are switched though. Flash a bit of tit and you get paid monthly 

[thy]

Seems to be a problem to reach the servers in CR at the moment.

[Boelens]

FYI, the developer behind this is also responsible for this gem:

A Tale in the Desert, owned and operated by Andrew Tepper (also known as Teppy and Pharaoh, in-game) of eGenesis, sponsored and condoned a game-wide event that introduced sexual discrimination, upsetting a large portion of female players. The event was known throughout the game as "The Trader Malaki" in which a character named Malaki traveled throughout Egypt trading rare goods. Players lined up,waiting a great deal of time, to trade with Malaki but when a female character's turn to trade came, she was greeted with comments such as "Who is your master?", refusing to trade good with her stating that he did not trade with "slaves." As the event continued, female characters were continually treated to defamatory slurs and sexual discrimination, inciting a riot within the game.

I'll be voting with my Bitcoins.

The owner of Dragon's Tale did that?

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

Yes, Teppy.