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Posted: May 26th 2009 1:23PM Krystalle Voecks said

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I can see it being useful for those times when RL gets a hold of you and you don't find yourself near your computer. Traffic? Vacation? Late to a meeting? Need to relay info to friends in-world about a RL situation?

Just a thought.
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Posted: May 26th 2009 1:28PM (Unverified) said

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As long as your friend is paying for Avaline and has given you their call-number.
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Posted: May 26th 2009 1:37PM Krystalle Voecks said

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Ah, then that's rather pointless if it's not just automatically connected to the world's voip servers. This is what Vivox is working on, so you could ostensibly call your guild if you're late to a raid, or want to touch base with them - and what I was originally considering. If both users have to have something special, -and- pay for it? I'm thinking this is more feasible in games like EVE, etc. instead.
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