New Guild Wars Website
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Originally Posted by LifeInfusion
Flash is for people that can't write html, seriously.
MySQL + PHP> flash |
The whole site isn't optimized that way (notice the checkered GIF in the sub menu and the GIFs on the corners of the content panes), but I did enjoy their use of Flash

But then again, what do I know? I only make websites for a living...
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Thanks for all the kind words, and hey, even for the problem reports. We want to hear your feedback, and the Web Team will be working hard to correct any issues that you share with us. Mostly, though, I'd call this a Big Thumbs Up from GWG. 
I'll be pointing the team in your direction, so keep the comments, critiques, and praise (I think they deserve it!) coming!

I'll be pointing the team in your direction, so keep the comments, critiques, and praise (I think they deserve it!) coming!
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Originally Posted by Xanthar
I'm sure the website would be beautiful... Provided I was using a platform that had working Flash support. Which I (usually, when I'm not playing) don't.
Please, for the love of Balthazar, put up a similar page in all markup! |
They don't even want your money if you have no flash support, enough said.
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Originally Posted by nirhan shadowmauler
someone asked for a high res graphic of the world map. i blew it up to about 400% and its the exact same world map you get by pressing M in game but not as detailed.
but here ya go. |
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Originally Posted by LifeInfusion
Flash is for people that can't write html, seriously.
MySQL + PHP> flash |
1. Your opinion is very naive - you obviously have never seen or built a 3 tiered Flash / ColdFusion / database architecture that "just works" as both a web AND desktop application with no modification.
2. Don't be a language / technology bigot - all languages and databases have their strengths and weaknesses. Flash can do some things that PHP can only dream of, while PHP makes a lot of things a cinch to do, that to accomplish the same thing in Flash would take a heck of a lot more work.
Best piece of advice I've ever been given:
"Use the tools that help get the work done. Don't change the work to fit the tools."



