10 thoughts on “Kwill’s Quill: Not Actually a Review of SOE’s “Fortune League”

  1. Indeed, that way you can never share your personal profile to soemone you dont want (although it does happen i think)
    I got all my facebook games on different accounts then my personal facebook

  2. I think it’s ridiculous I would have to do a work-around like that to play their game. Good suggestion, but the idea that SOE is gathering information about players if they don’t take this route is still not cool.

  3. All I have to say its facebook and thats enough to scare the devil out of you. With all the security holes they have. I get friends post on my wall and 60% of the time it sends you to sites that have virus stuff.

    No thanks, Im not tying my facebook to any app.

  4. Yup…I already had a hotmail account for my toon for guild communication. I just used that account to create a Facebook account. And since Fortune League is a joke, I log in once a week to see if they wiped my player selection and claim my reward scrolls. Just don’t forget to make up an age older than your actual toon. I screwed up the first time and put down my age as 6 – after all, that’s how old my toon is.

  5. All facebook apps ask that information from my understanding. What I didn’t like was the pita of getting the accounts linked. I don’t really understand the game but the aa scrolls are nice 🙂

  6. Over 250 million Facebook users have done it. You are playing a FREE game. Allowing basic info access is standard practice – the info isn’t used in some nefarious way, it allows developers to create features that engage with your social graph and help virality as well as understand basic demographics and location of its users. Don’t be paranoid 🙂

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