On April 30 2007 12:17 stanners wrote:
I don't understand why everyone's so pissed off at blizzard.
from what i see, they just implemented a whole league template/database completely customizable at your disposal, saving you all the work, and of course, money to maintain it, since it *is* on battlenet.
so all in all, i see all of this as a good thing.
well, the only con would be the unforementioned wait time for the patch, but haha, as someone on the first page of replies said "at this stage in the game, we are immune to delays, we've waited for 9 years."
I don't understand why everyone's so pissed off at blizzard.
from what i see, they just implemented a whole league template/database completely customizable at your disposal, saving you all the work, and of course, money to maintain it, since it *is* on battlenet.
so all in all, i see all of this as a good thing.
well, the only con would be the unforementioned wait time for the patch, but haha, as someone on the first page of replies said "at this stage in the game, we are immune to delays, we've waited for 9 years."
thats right u all lame blizz flamers :s
or, better yet, a rest interface called directly from the client computer. Of course, those people exposing their mopaq and web interface to the world are not going to want outsiders to know what their http addresses are for uploading data, for fear that the information could be used to send unclean or false data to the server. I think that I can work around this with a basic installation script that will force the installer to modify their 'mopaq connection interface' on the server side during installation.