From the world of AionOnline comes word of new servers for our European friends, hopefully this will alleviate some queues eh?



Enter [FRA]Deltras and [ENG]Kahrun

We have had a careful flow of new servers over the past couple of days in order to provide more options to old and new players alike. Join us today in welcoming two shiny new European servers to our growing family.

The first of the two newcomers is French language [FRA]Deltras, named after the renowned Storm Legion’s Centurion himself. The Storm Legion was the first to explore the Abyss, and its members were the first of Elyseans to discover the Asmodians.

Second out is English language [ENG]Kahrun. A famous legend from the world of Atreia tells of two Empyrean Lords falling in love with each other – against the will of Aion. Kahrun was their child. The legend was never meant to be told, leaving Kahrun’s name engulfed in a mist of secrets and uncertainty. Make sure to play through Aion’s many quests and take part of their intricate storylines to find out more.

The ability to transfer your characters from one server to another is a feature we are working on, but it is not ready for implementation yet. We are hoping to introduce character transfers in a couple of months’ time.




AionArmory - Content Update

Woopsies, this was actually released yesterday however I was on a plane flight so Knite covered the news for that day and this got skipped. My bad!



New Feature - Character Integration.

The AionArmory now allows users to specify their character name/server. From this the Armory is able to pull your character data to autohide gear (if the user so chooses) that you can't use. This feature also pulls your equipment allowing you to easily compare your current gear with other pieces in the game. You can set your character information from the account page.

As a little added bonus you can also add a weight scale with our advanced filtering system to easily search for gear upgrades!

Recipe Maps.

AionArmory now features recipe maps. With these you can easily see where to get all the components required for a recipe. An example of this feature can be found here, noting that you can specify regions and displaying all items or specific ones from the map's tabs.

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Unless they allow transfers, it wont help anything. Fucking retarded americans.

Why another French server? Just why?

I guess the French are aiming for worlddomination. Oh noes! What should be do now? I don't want to end in a monsieur with street mimic cloths.

{deleted post} Arc wrote:

I guess the French are aiming for worlddomination. Oh noes! What should be do now? I don't want to end in a monsieur with street mimic cloths.

And with paper money looking like a used toilet paper, with shits on sidewalks piled up to your ankles, with pile of garbage bags next to every housedoor and being forced to speak french only, cause they dont know anything else...
(a brief sum of my last weekend trip to Belgium/France)

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{deleted post} Jinnee wrote:

{deleted post} Arc wrote:

I guess the French are aiming for worlddomination. Oh noes! What should be do now? I don't want to end in a monsieur with street mimic cloths.

And with paper money looking like a used toilet paper, with shits on sidewalks piled up to your ankles, with pile of garbage bags next to every housedoor and being forced to speak french only, cause they dont know anything else...
(a brief sum of my last weekend trip to Belgium/France)

They put the garbage bags out because they get picked up that day by the garbage truck, what do you do with your garbage then?

Edit: and where have you been in Belgium?

It's is true tho, once you go south in belgium or our capital city they only speak 1 language (exceptions are everywhere)

{deleted post} {deleted user} wrote:

{deleted post} Jinnee wrote:

{deleted post} Arc wrote:

I guess the French are aiming for worlddomination. Oh noes! What should be do now? I don't want to end in a monsieur with street mimic cloths.

And with paper money looking like a used toilet paper, with shits on sidewalks piled up to your ankles, with pile of garbage bags next to every housedoor and being forced to speak french only, cause they dont know anything else...
(a brief sum of my last weekend trip to Belgium/France)

They put the garbage bags out because they get picked up that day by the garbage truck, what do you do with your garbage then?

Edit: and where have you been in Belgium?

We throw it to the trashcans, so it isnt all over the streets. Disgusting. It was like hurdling between dog poos and garbage bags.
Note, that this fits for France, I didnt really see much of Belgium. I only trasferred from Charleroi airport etc.
The language issues although fit on Belgium damn well tho. That was kinda disappointing If I didnt knew a word in French, I wouldnt even find the damn train to Lille. Noone in Charleroi, where I asked about 10 ppl, were able to communicate in english. Well, thats not true. To be fair, the lady at Charleroi Airport infodesk spoke english very well
And France + english... I dont think we need to elaborate that

Jinnee, I'd say come to Holland

{deleted post} Arc wrote:

Jinnee, I'd say come to Holland

Now Im scared. What am I going to find there?

{deleted post} Jinnee wrote:

{deleted post} Arc wrote:

Jinnee, I'd say come to Holland

Now Im scared. What am I going to find there?

Amsterdam = Red Light district and weed probably.

Windmills, "Klompen", Stamppot with Boerenkool. PSV

Green lowlands basically:

{deleted post} {deleted user} wrote:

{deleted post} Jinnee wrote:

{deleted post} {deleted user} wrote:

{deleted post} Jinnee wrote:

{deleted post} Arc wrote:

I guess the French are aiming for worlddomination. Oh noes! What should be do now? I don't want to end in a monsieur with street mimic cloths.

And with paper money looking like a used toilet paper, with shits on sidewalks piled up to your ankles, with pile of garbage bags next to every housedoor and being forced to speak french only, cause they dont know anything else...
(a brief sum of my last weekend trip to Belgium/France)

They put the garbage bags out because they get picked up that day by the garbage truck, what do you do with your garbage then?

Edit: and where have you been in Belgium?

We throw it to the trashcans, so it isnt all over the streets. Disgusting. It was like hurdling between dog poos and garbage bags.
Note, that this fits for France, I didnt really see much of Belgium. I only trasferred from Charleroi airport etc.
The language issues although fit on Belgium damn well tho. That was kinda disappointing If I didnt knew a word in French, I wouldnt even find the damn train to Lille. Noone in Charleroi, where I asked about 10 ppl, were able to communicate in english. Well, thats not true. To be fair, the lady at Charleroi Airport infodesk spoke english very well
And France + english... I dont think we need to elaborate that

You obviously went to the wrong half of Belgium .

Charleroi is the capital of corruption in Belgium, with very high crime rates. It's an unpleasant place, to be honest. Also, most people in the southern half of Belgium are francophone, and like most francophones, don't speak English.

Lol, its good to know. Kinda late, but still
I forgot to mention all the weird groups of suspiciously looking young dudes all around the train station, in the underwalks (or whatever its called)... they were checking me like: "Should I try selling him weed or rob him? Or maybe beating him and then rob him?". In French, ofc
Anyway, Im flying there again next weekend, hehe.

They mostly go for the last option. Beating you and then robbing.

{deleted post} Haldir wrote:

They mostly go for the last option. Beating you and then robbing.

Hmpf

Also, another interesting thing... I didnt meet a single young man (<25) who had hair longer than 2 cm. They were either fully army-style short, or with upper head "isle" of longer hair (2 cm) and rest shorter. That fits for both Belgium and France. Whats up with that?

{deleted post} Jinnee wrote:

{deleted post} Haldir wrote:

They mostly go for the last option. Beating you and then robbing.

Hmpf

Also, another interesting thing... I didnt meet a single young man (<25) who had hair longer than 2 cm. They were either fully army-style short, or with upper head "isle" of longer hair (2 cm) and rest shorter. That fits for both Belgium and France. Whats up with that?

Charleroi is a city filled with 'tough' guys. If you go over the border (Flemish Belgium is North, French Belgium is South) you'll see alot of man with half long to long hair.

{deleted post} Jinnee wrote:

{deleted post} Haldir wrote:

They mostly go for the last option. Beating you and then robbing.

Hmpf

Also, another interesting thing... I didnt meet a single young man (<25) who had hair longer than 2 cm. They were either fully army-style short, or with upper head "isle" of longer hair (2 cm) and rest shorter. That fits for both Belgium and France. Whats up with that?

Long hair on men looks . . . well. I have my opinion, and you know what it is

{deleted post} Methos wrote:

{deleted post} Jinnee wrote:

{deleted post} Haldir wrote:

They mostly go for the last option. Beating you and then robbing.

Hmpf

Also, another interesting thing... I didnt meet a single young man (<25) who had hair longer than 2 cm. They were either fully army-style short, or with upper head "isle" of longer hair (2 cm) and rest shorter. That fits for both Belgium and France. Whats up with that?

Long hair on men looks . . . well. I have my opinion, and you know what it is

Thats not what I meant, Methos. I dont care for long hair as shoulder long or whatever. I meant just 5cm long hair. A normal haircut. There simply was not a single man with such hair, everyone had 1/2cm!

Also, another thing I just remembered... They dont take off their shoes when they enter an appartement. I mean french in general now. I was really amazed when the householder told me: "Dont take shoes off, if you dont have a shit on it, its fine". Everyone was walking on rugs in shoes they were outside in. /threw up