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Show posts MenuQuote from: Stupot on Mon 24/12/2018 03:32:14
Just go to any pathway that leads to any human and then tell them what you want. Either they'll patch you through to the correct department or sometimes they can still help you. I've never worked in a call center so I might be talking rubbish but I'm pretty sure that sometimes the calls go to the same people anyway. It's just that they can put the right hat on before answering your call.
Quote from: Danvzare on Sun 23/12/2018 17:35:32
Here's how you get around those annoying things.
Just keep pressing an invalid number. Eventually you'll be put through to a real person.
This is especially useful for when the dialog tree for those pre-recorded answerphone messages ends with "Get lost and go online." Which I've had.
Quote from: Surdy on Fri 14/12/2018 11:51:54
Looks amazing. A GOG version maybe?
Quote from: Danvzare on Tue 11/12/2018 12:32:23
Also, I couldn't post this on Chrome for some reason. I'm having to use Internet Explorer. I guess Frodo was right.
Quote from: Mandle on Fri 30/11/2018 06:28:40
Sorry for the late reply on this, Frodo, but I believe Umberto replied also on Steam, perhaps.
So, yeah, for the record in here, the original Chronicle Of Innsmouth will be available DRM-free on itch.io is what I have heard.
Quote from: cat on Mon 12/11/2018 10:09:38Quote from: Frodo on Mon 12/11/2018 03:59:07No, it is not. It is old, outdated and has a lot of weird bugs. It's a pain to create websites that also support IE11. Companies start to evaluate what is cheaper: continue supporting IE11 or loosing IE11 users as customers. It seems that many start to think that supporting IE11 is not worth the effort.
It's a good browser
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