Bohemia staff arrested for espionage on island Arma 3 recreates
Greece has arrested two members of Arma 3 developer Bohemia Interactive, accusing them of committing espionage as they took photos and videos of military facilities on Lemnos. The Greek island, you see, is one of several in the Aegean Sea which Iran invades in the near-future military simulator. Their highly likely-sounding defence is that they were gathering reference material.
Greece has arrested two members of Arma 3 developer Bohemia Interactive, accusing them of committing espionage and taking photos and videos of military facilities on Lemnos as they holidayed. The Greek island, you see, is one of several in the Aegean Sea which Iran invades in the near-future military simulator.
The Greek site News247 reports that the two unnamed Czechs were arrested in the village of Platy on Lemnos on Sunday and have been charged with espionage. They were reportedly found with footage of local military camps and installations.
"This is true," Bohemia CEO Marek Španěl responded to the arrets on its forums. "We prefer this topic not to be discussed on our forums atm, at least until we know more specific details about the case."
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Greece has arrested two members of Arma 3 developer Bohemia Interactive, accusing them of committing espionage as they took photos and videos of military facilities on Lemnos. The Greek island, you see, is one of several in the Aegean Sea which Iran invades in the near-future military simulator. Their highly likely-sounding defence is that they were gathering reference material.-
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The two bits I wrote before, this, for example, were stories not posted at all in latestchatty.x. Should they not have appeared, just so you wouldn't have to suffer the indignity of seeing this?
http://www.shacknews.com/chatty?id=28865127#item_28865127
http://www.shacknews.com/article/75699/action-rpg-path-of-exile-open-beta-this-weekend-
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When in the history of this site have you seen a mod merge 2 threads together? Where does automation come into play here?
This is pretty basic database working: if the system is not capable of doing it at all, then mods can't push a magic button that will override what the database backend can't do.
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