latest SC2 tech trees
Posted: Tue Jun 30, 2009 6:57 am
these will probably change but here they are for now
I've been wondering for awhile if they were going to do this. Blizzard is sure turning into a fine piece of shit.Sizzler wrote:Thanks for posting this this is cool
So Starcraft 2 isn't going to have LAN support, they say it's because of piracy and because they want to push their new battle.net redesign featuring micropayments, pop up and banner ads. Fuck you, Blizzard
QFTBloodkraze wrote:I don't really care about the LAN and neither should you guys, stop pretending like you actually have friends who would be interested in playing LAN games with you.
I don't believe you.Sizzler wrote:Like I said, they are forcing everyone to use their shitty battle.net service which will include a ton of new micropayment options
Sauce: http://www.blizzplanet.com/blog/comment ... .0_is_freeBlizzard wrote: what I will say is that a player who goes to retail and buys the Starcraft 2 box at retail will have the full Starcraft 2 game included in the box and they will have the ability to play on battlenet with no additional fee.
blizzard wrote:We don't currently plan to support LAN play with StarCraft II, as we are building Battle.net to be the ideal destination for multiplayer gaming with StarCraft II and future Blizzard Entertainment games. While this was a difficult decision for us, we felt that moving away from LAN play and directing players to our upgraded Battle.net service was the best option to ensure a quality multiplayer experience with StarCraft II and safeguard against piracy.
Several Battle.net features like advanced communication options, achievements, stat-tracking, and more, require players to be connected to the service, so we're encouraging everyone to use Battle.net as much as possible to get the most out of StarCraft II. We're looking forward to sharing more details about Battle.net and online functionality for StarCraft II in the near future
Incgamers wrote:The new Battle.net will completely revolutionise the current version, but Blizzard is still looking to making this experience free for anyone buying StarCraft II or future games that use Battle.net. One idea which has been discussed in different iterations is microtransactions, meaning the service is free, but added value services like starting a custom tournament, league, or the like would cost a small amount of money. "Obviously those things have been discussed but nothing has been decided," said Browder to us, and mentioned the small add in the current Battle.net. "We spent a lot of money on Battle.net, right, so we need some way to sustain it