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Posted - 2011.10.25 07:47:00 -
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This jacket comes with the collector's edition of EVE Online that has been recently launched in Russia (landing page is available here if you're curious).
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Posted - 2011.10.27 08:52:00 -
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Majordomo Siam wrote:CCP Spitfire wrote:This jacket comes with the collector's edition of EVE Online that has been recently launched in Russia ( landing page is available here if you're curious). Is the collector's edition going to be limited, or can we expect it to be available for a while?
It's going to be available for some time, but only in Russia, Ukraine and some other ex-USSR countries.
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Posted - 2011.10.27 11:06:00 -
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Ciar Meara wrote:
1: Is this part of putins plan to revitalise the USSR?
I wouldn't know about that. 
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2: Are any of these former ex-USSR countries part of the EU now? Like latvia, estonia, lithuania, poland, hungary..., because if that is so I believe I have a right to access them to I do believe
The Baltic states (Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania) are a part of the EU, and so are Poland and Hungary (although they never were in the USSR to begin with). You'll need a visa to travel to Russia and other ex-USSR countries (although Ukraine seems to be on track to establish a visa-free regime with the EU).
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Posted - 2011.10.27 11:26:00 -
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Kingnuts wrote:CCP Spitfire wrote:Quote:
2: Are any of these former ex-USSR countries part of the EU now? Like latvia, estonia, lithuania, poland, hungary..., because if that is so I believe I have a right to access them to I do believe
The Baltic states (Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania) are a part of the EU, and so are Poland and Hungary (although they never were in the USSR to begin with). You'll need a visa to travel to Russia and other ex-USSR countries (although Ukraine seems to be on track to establish a visa-free regime with the EU). I think the point of the question may have been to establish whether the special offer is available in any EU countries. Because if it is then, due to the single market, it will necessarily be available in all other EU countries as well (I believe).
Yep, I understand that. I think that it's unfortunately not available in the Baltic states, but I'll check with our publisher today.
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Posted - 2011.10.27 12:01:00 -
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Chribba wrote:/me needs the Russian box for his collection... 
Not to sound immodest or anything, but it's really nice.
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