@passluo: Let me brag a bit. After CC Max delists fable 5 tonight, we'll most likely continue to offer it at the same price for now. Tested today, error rate is about 3%. Let's see if it blows up tonight and proves me wrong.
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CC Max will continue to offer the service after delisting fable 5, at the same price. Current test error rate is about 3%, but concerned about potential issues after launch.
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I’m going to show off a little.
After CC Max takes fable 5 offline tonight,
we’ll most likely still be able to offer it.
Price stays the same for now.
Tested it today—error rate is around 3%.
Let’s see if tonight blows up and makes me look stupid 🤪
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