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An access key (sometimes called "key code" or simply "key") is a 25-digit alphanumeric code used to create an account or to add features to an existing account. It has to be entered during the registration of the game account in order to be able to play online. Access keys can be bought either online or at a store stocking a Guild Wars game product. The access key also defines which geographic server a player initially connects to, however, players may change their home territories later, during setup.

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rdfs:label	Access Key Access key
rdfs:comment	An access key (sometimes called "key code" or simply "key") is a 25-digit alphanumeric code used to create an account or to add features to an existing account. It has to be entered during the registration of the game account in order to be able to play online. Access keys can be bought either online or at a store stocking a Guild Wars game product. The access key also defines which geographic server a player initially connects to, however, players may change their home territories later, during setup. The Biometric reader would take a sample of the individual using the device's bio-matter and compare it to samples on board the memory core. If a match, the Key would scan the slot it was in determine the appropriate information to send and do so. If there was no match, it would take a second sample and compare again, if still a failure the slot would retract, pulling the access key with it, and activate an alarm, while locking down the immediate area if possible.
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dcterms:subject	Articles by Kahn Iceay Glossary Templar Equipment
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abstract	The Biometric reader would take a sample of the individual using the device's bio-matter and compare it to samples on board the memory core. If a match, the Key would scan the slot it was in determine the appropriate information to send and do so. If there was no match, it would take a second sample and compare again, if still a failure the slot would retract, pulling the access key with it, and activate an alarm, while locking down the immediate area if possible. Access keys could be used to gain access to secure rooms and areas, computers, ships, lock boxes, footlockers, even datapads. Use of them wasn't mandatory for most individuals of groups but higher ups used them because of the number of codes they had to remember and the added layer of security. Keys came in various shapes and forms and could even be customized. An access key (sometimes called "key code" or simply "key") is a 25-digit alphanumeric code used to create an account or to add features to an existing account. It has to be entered during the registration of the game account in order to be able to play online. Access keys can be bought either online or at a store stocking a Guild Wars game product. The access key also defines which geographic server a player initially connects to, however, players may change their home territories later, during setup.

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