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Useful fact of the day

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From: Catriona R
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2014 20:08
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So, I was aware of disconnect protection when logged into the game,
ie, you don't get put back in the queue if you get dc'd, so long as
you're quick enough getting back in. What I didn't know is, it also
applies if you're IN the queue; I always assumed you had to actually
be in the game for it to work! 

Been sitting in the queue for 3 hours already when my net blipped off
- cue much cursing as I discover it was off long enough to DC me from
WoW, but when I lgoged back on, it first showed the queue as 5.2k for
a second, then jumped me to 1.6k, which was about where I was before
the dc. Phew! Never knew that one before :-)
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