Heart of the Swarm Preview: Leveling & XP - Page 2

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XaCez

Sweden6991 Posts

October 25 2012 19:50 GMT

#21

Incentive to play, hopefully it will work out the way I envision it.

Mastazaka

United States19 Posts

October 25 2012 19:54 GMT

#22

I think its cool, but I don't really think it will end up meaning that much. I mean, in a way Portraits already work the same way. I like how they are adding a reason to ladder and play even if you lose. However they need to add like dance moves to units you could unlock like taunts in TF2. I really don't want them to add skins to units, maybe there portraits but nothing else, feel like it would be a distraction.

However all in all, its great Blizz is adding new fresh content to the game, cant wait til the next beta patch.

jamesapjoyce

61 Posts

October 25 2012 20:40 GMT

#23

These changes can give players more ways to enjoy their own playstyle.

LockeTazeline

2390 Posts

October 25 2012 20:44 GMT

#24

These are the kinds of irrelevant things that make the game so much more fun to play. <3

DrGreen

Poland708 Posts

October 25 2012 20:47 GMT

#25

A step in right direction. But why cap the level on 20? I would like to see how far ahead of everyone players like Kas are ^^

stichtom

Italy695 Posts

October 25 2012 20:55 GMT

#26

I want to say that Blizzard is doing an awesome job regarding the comunication between them and the community.

I mean, the game designer is posting daily on the US forum. I don't think that other companies do this.

Thank you Blizzard.

-NegativeZero-

United States2142 Posts

October 25 2012 20:56 GMT

#27

On October 26 2012 04:28 benzcity07 wrote:

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How do you figure? That they will get around to adding the features that the community has explicitly said they want, but only after they add their own stuff?

Pretty much. They probably already had a bunch of stuff planned, such as this, which they were going to do regardless of what the community said. They wouldn't just, for instance, stop working on the single-player campaign completely if people complained too much about multiplayer - no, they'd still finish it and then (hopefully) address the community's complaints.