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Arma Devs Denied bail in greece.
- Nov 20, 2012 3:57 pm GMT
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[QUOTE="MrYaotubo"][QUOTE="Zeviander"][QUOTE="loosingENDS"]Sure, because if they were cought in US spying military installations they would be served coffe and cookies and would be given free drinks for a year instead. Just because they happen to be game developers. LOL Sorry, does not work that way, when you catch someone spying, you have to assume he is a spy, otherwise why even bother guarding your military installations ?[/QUOTE]
Any, competent, military intelligence organization, given this much time, would be able to determine whom these people are.
Greece has far more important things to be worrying about right now.[/QUOTE]
That´s the problem there.
[/QUOTE] This is the greek government here, they train fighter pilots by watching top-gun.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Nov 20, 2012 3:58 pm GMT
[QUOTE="ReadingRainbow4"][QUOTE="MrYaotubo"]
[QUOTE="Zeviander"]
Any, competent, military intelligence organization, given this much time, would be able to determine whom these people are.
Greece has far more important things to be worrying about right now.[/QUOTE]
That´s the problem there.
[/QUOTE] This is the greek government here, they train fighter pilots by watching top-gun.[/QUOTE]
No wonder they are the embarasment of europe these days
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- Nov 20, 2012 3:59 pm GMT
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[QUOTE="loosingENDS"]
[QUOTE="Riadon2"]
[QUOTE="loosingENDS"]
Sure, because if they were cought in US spying military installations they would be served coffe and cookies and would be given free drinks for a year instead.
Just because they happen to be game developers. LOL
Sorry, does not work that way, when you catch someone spying, you have to assume he is a spy, otherwise why even bother guarding your military installations ?
[/QUOTE]
Lol @ you
I bet you would be up in arms if these developers were from 343.
[/QUOTE]
It is just that some people in these forums are detached from reality.
Why would anyone assume game developers have the right to spy military installations ? In whatever condition or case, or anywhere in the world
Would US allow that ? Why do you think it is something that would only happen to Greece ?
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Go get on an alt, no one is going to take loosingEnds seriously.
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:00 pm GMT
[QUOTE="TheEroica"]wow this is bad... why do i fet the sense that there is more to this than it seems?
[/QUOTE] The issue is that they´re s worried about saving themselves from the extremely dire situation they´re in that apparently they now treat their "prisioners" like a low tier third world country sadly.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Nov 20, 2012 4:01 pm GMT
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[QUOTE="Riadon2"]
[QUOTE="loosingENDS"]
[QUOTE="Riadon2"]
Lol @ you
I bet you would be up in arms if these developers were from 343.
[/QUOTE]
It is just that some people in these forums are detached from reality.
Why would anyone assume game developers have the right to spy military installations ? In whatever condition or case, or anywhere in the world
Would US allow that ? Why do you think it is something that would only happen to Greece ?
[/QUOTE]
Go get on an alt, no one is going to take loosingEnds seriously.
[/QUOTE]
Like noone would take someone that suggests they should be left free after spying seriously
Surly no serious goverment would leave people that have taken 10.000 pics of their military bases free
Maybe allow them to fly an F-16 too and have fun with the tanks ? LOL
How about release all the secrets and base locations as well ? Just in case
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:03 pm GMT
Rainbow's Biggest Fans: The_Game21x, WilliamRLBaker
[QUOTE="loosingENDS"][QUOTE="Riadon2"]
[QUOTE="loosingENDS"]
It is just that some people in these forums are detached from reality.
Why would anyone assume game developers have the right to spy military installations ? In whatever condition or case, or anywhere in the world
Would US allow that ? Why do you think it is something that would only happen to Greece ?
[/QUOTE]
Go get on an alt, no one is going to take loosingEnds seriously.
[/QUOTE]
Like noone would take someone that suggests they should be left free after spying seriously
Surly no serious goverment would leave people that have taken 10.000 pics of their military bases free
[/QUOTE] Is that an accurate number?- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Nov 20, 2012 4:04 pm GMT
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[QUOTE="ReadingRainbow4"][QUOTE="loosingENDS"]
[QUOTE="Riadon2"]
Go get on an alt, no one is going to take loosingEnds seriously.
[/QUOTE]
Like noone would take someone that suggests they should be left free after spying seriously
Surly no serious goverment would leave people that have taken 10.000 pics of their military bases free
[/QUOTE] Is that an accurate number?[/QUOTE]
Well, 8GB (8000MB) / 1MB = 8000 pics
If they had 16GB sticks, would be far more than 10.000 pics
It is an average
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:05 pm GMT
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[QUOTE="loosingENDS"][QUOTE="ReadingRainbow4"][QUOTE="loosingENDS"]
Like noone would take someone that suggests they should be left free after spying seriously
Surly no serious goverment would leave people that have taken 10.000 pics of their military bases free
[/QUOTE] Is that an accurate number?[/QUOTE]
Well, 8GB (8000MB) / 1MB = 8000 pics
If they had 16GB sticks, would be far more than 10.000 pics
It is an average
[/QUOTE] lol- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Nov 20, 2012 4:05 pm GMT
God that's horrible, they're stuck in prison for developing a @#$%ing game and Greece is just going to keep them in jail till time runs out?
They can't see their families, friends, or anyone until their time in prison is up all over a stupid game? Gee, thanks Greece you Grade A ignorant @$$holes.
[spoiler] You know, this makes me wonder as to peoples reactions to the news if it was someone from EA or Activision who got put in jail instead. Wonder how people would take it. [/spoiler]
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:06 pm GMT
Wow, Greece must be in a lot of crap about this, and rightfully so.
I mean, these are two videogame developers, on vacation, that didn't even take any pictures of military installations on purpose. They just happened to take a picture with a hangar far off from what I hear, and now they have to live in these crappy conditions.
I do hope the media is giving them a field day.
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:06 pm GMT
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[QUOTE="Goyoshi12"]
God that's horrible, they're stuck in prison for developing a @#$%ing game and Greece is just going to keep them in jail till time runs out?
They can't see their families, friends, or anyone until their time in prison is up all over a stupid game? Gee, thanks Greece you Grade A ignorant @$$holes.
[spoiler] You know, this makes me wonder as to peoples reactions to the news if it was someone from EA or Activision who got put in jail instead. Wonder how people would take it. [/spoiler]
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Every country in the world would do the same, some would have already killed them in actuality
It is hardly Greece fault these developers were morons
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:07 pm GMT
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[QUOTE="Goyoshi12"]
God that's horrible, they're stuck in prison for developing a @#$%ing game and Greece is just going to keep them in jail till time runs out?
They can't see their families, friends, or anyone until their time in prison is up all over a stupid game? Gee, thanks Greece you Grade A ignorant @$$holes.
[spoiler] You know, this makes me wonder as to peoples reactions to the news if it was someone from EA or Activision who got put in jail instead. Wonder how people would take it. [/spoiler]
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EA and Activision games are too shallow to require observation of real military practice.
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:07 pm GMT
Rainbow's Biggest Fans: The_Game21x, WilliamRLBaker
[QUOTE="Goyoshi12"]God that's horrible, they're stuck in prison for developing a @#$%ing game and Greece is just going to keep them in jail till time runs out?
They can't see their families, friends, or anyone until their time in prison is up all over a stupid game? Gee, thanks Greece you Grade A ignorant @$$holes.
[spoiler] You know, this makes me wonder as to peoples reactions to the news if it was someone from EA or Activision who got put in jail instead. Wonder how people would take it. [/spoiler]
[/QUOTE] If it was Robert Kotick and John Riccitiello it would be a national holiday.- Please wait. Quick reply will be available shortly.
- Nov 20, 2012 4:14 pm GMT
[QUOTE="Goyoshi12"]
God that's horrible, they're stuck in prison for developing a @#$%ing game and Greece is just going to keep them in jail till time runs out?
They can't see their families, friends, or anyone until their time in prison is up all over a stupid game? Gee, thanks Greece you Grade A ignorant @$$holes.
[spoiler] You know, this makes me wonder as to peoples reactions to the news if it was someone from EA or Activision who got put in jail instead. Wonder how people would take it. [/spoiler]
[/QUOTE]
From what I've read, they were 100% on vacation and not doing anything for ARMA when it happened. They weren't even at a military base or trying to take pictures of a military base, they were just snapping pictures and one had a part of a mlitary base in it.
It really is the dumbest thing, especially since Greece is supposedly a democratic and civilized nation and they still seem to be holding on to this crazed belief. They may as well accuse every tourist ever that has ever been near one of their military bases to be spies.
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:16 pm GMT
Rainbow's Biggest Fans: The_Game21x, WilliamRLBaker
[QUOTE="SPYDER0416"]
[QUOTE="Goyoshi12"]
God that's horrible, they're stuck in prison for developing a @#$%ing game and Greece is just going to keep them in jail till time runs out?
They can't see their families, friends, or anyone until their time in prison is up all over a stupid game? Gee, thanks Greece you Grade A ignorant @$$holes.
[spoiler] You know, this makes me wonder as to peoples reactions to the news if it was someone from EA or Activision who got put in jail instead. Wonder how people would take it. [/spoiler]
[/QUOTE]
From what I've read, they were 100% on vacation and not doing anything for ARMA when it happened. They weren't even at a military base or trying to take pictures of a military base, they were just snapping pictures and one had a part of a mlitary base in it.
It really is the dumbest thing, especially since Greece is supposedly a democratic and civilized nation and they still seem to be holding on to this crazed belief. They may as well accuse every tourist ever that has ever been near one of their military bases to be spies.
[/QUOTE] It's pretty obvious the greek government is trying to milk this for some compensation. According to LoosingEnds, apparently they took 10,000 pics of military installations. They must have been there all week without stop. Derp Derp.
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:19 pm GMT
Damn
Really hope nothing happens to them. It's really silly when you think about it. Greece are a bit of a running joke these daysDamn :( Really hope nothing happens to them. It's really silly when you think about it. Greece are a bit of a running joke these days
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:19 pm GMT
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Samsung S27B550V 27" 1080p LED monitorBloody hell, that's ridiculous. Big shame on Greece.
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:21 pm GMT
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I hope when this is all over, Arma 3 has a prison break mission that takes place in greece.
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:21 pm GMT
[QUOTE="loosingENDS"]
[QUOTE="Goyoshi12"]
God that's horrible, they're stuck in prison for developing a @#$%ing game and Greece is just going to keep them in jail till time runs out?
They can't see their families, friends, or anyone until their time in prison is up all over a stupid game? Gee, thanks Greece you Grade A ignorant @$$holes.
[spoiler] You know, this makes me wonder as to peoples reactions to the news if it was someone from EA or Activision who got put in jail instead. Wonder how people would take it. [/spoiler]
[/QUOTE]
Every country in the world would do the same, some would have already killed them in actuality
It is hardly Greece fault these developers were morons
[/QUOTE]
The Government of Greece are fvcking morons anyway and everyone in the world knows this by now.
They're doing nothing but wasting time and resources on some petty matter.
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- Nov 20, 2012 4:24 pm GMT
[QUOTE="ReadingRainbow4"]
[QUOTE="SPYDER0416"]
[QUOTE="Goyoshi12"]
God that's horrible, they're stuck in prison for developing a @#$%ing game and Greece is just going to keep them in jail till time runs out?
They can't see their families, friends, or anyone until their time in prison is up all over a stupid game? Gee, thanks Greece you Grade A ignorant @$$holes.
[spoiler] You know, this makes me wonder as to peoples reactions to the news if it was someone from EA or Activision who got put in jail instead. Wonder how people would take it. [/spoiler]
[/QUOTE]
From what I've read, they were 100% on vacation and not doing anything for ARMA when it happened. They weren't even at a military base or trying to take pictures of a military base, they were just snapping pictures and one had a part of a mlitary base in it.
It really is the dumbest thing, especially since Greece is supposedly a democratic and civilized nation and they still seem to be holding on to this crazed belief. They may as well accuse every tourist ever that has ever been near one of their military bases to be spies.
[/QUOTE] It's pretty obvious the greek government is trying to milk this for some compensation. According to LoosingEnds, apparently they took 10,000 pics of military installations. They must have been there all week without stop. Derp Derp.
[/QUOTE]
Yeah as I understand it, Greece is in the hole economy wise and probably has all the free time in the world for this crap. I mean, they'll get out, if they don't Greece won't get anything but scorn and hate from, well, everyone, and it's obviously all false accusations against a couple of tourists.
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