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Megalisk
United States6095 Posts
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
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NiGhT_mArE
United States35 Posts
If this feature is being done at the expense of clan support/chatrooms/watching online replays then =/ yeah thats lame, but they trying to cater to their casual players, and i think all 3 of these things WILL be introduced. | ||
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
On May 06 2010 11:23 NiGhT_mArE wrote: ok guys i dont see why this feature is getting such a bad reaction. If you have a shitload of friends on facebook of the ppl you met in college, not all of them are gonna come out and say I play starcraft 2 competitively IRL. But this way you can find out which of your RL friends plays. Before this feature you might have a bro you go surfing with every week or so, but thats all you do cause you didn't know he played SC, so now you can surf AND play SC. And if you only find that 2 of your RL buddies is on bnet, so what thats 2 more ppl you can talk about SC with while you are away from your computer. If this feature is being done at the expense of clan support/chatrooms/watching online replays then =/ yeah thats lame, but they trying to cater to their casual players, and i think all 3 of these things WILL be introduced. Yes, this is a feature that only has positive effects since you can't really get harmed by having Facebook on there, but the reason why people are unhappy is because Sc2 is lacking so many essential features, and they just recently fixed people logging into other people's accounts, which a high school programmer could have gotten right the first time. Instead of doing what is essential to make sc2 playable, they add things like Facebook. | ||
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Drowsy
United States4876 Posts
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SoMuchBetter
Australia10606 Posts
if i wanted them on facebook id talk to them on msn and if i talk to them on msn thats better than having them added to facebook. what a fucking waste of time when theres so much other CORE features missing from bnet 1 that set it apart from nonsense servers like gamespy | ||
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QibingZero
2611 Posts
On May 06 2010 08:30 Maynard wrote: You guys are nerds. This is an amazing feature IMO. I thought I wasn't going to laugh much after the whole 'I can add my friends on facebook, but since they live in other regions I can't play with them' bit. Then fucking Maynard out of nowhere. Ahahaha... | ||
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crms
United States11933 Posts
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Ikkath
United Kingdom54 Posts
On May 06 2010 11:42 SoMuchBetter wrote: how about i dont want random people i play starcraft with on the internet to have anything to do with my personal facebook page? if i wanted them on facebook id talk to them on msn and if i talk to them on msn thats better than having them added to facebook. what a fucking waste of time when theres so much other CORE features missing from bnet 1 that set it apart from nonsense servers like gamespy Try reading how the integration works before posting this lame nonsense. It finds people you know "irl" on facebook that also have battle.net accounts. How is this a bad thing? Also to the people who are constantly posting "they did this before adding feature X" just know that this integration would be a few days for a top programmer and a week or so for a junior intern. It is just not very difficult. Facebook has made it as easy as possible to plug into and add metadata to accounts. If you don't want other people you have on facebook also knowing that you play SC2 then don't link the account. Simple. Now continue ranting about a feature that seems hugely misunderstood. | ||
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Two_DoWn
United States13684 Posts
On May 06 2010 11:49 Ikkath wrote: Try reading how the integration works before posting this lame nonsense. It finds people you know "irl" on facebook that also have battle.net accounts. How is this a bad thing? Also to the people who are constantly posting "they did this before adding feature X" just know that this integration would be a few days for a top programmer and a week or so for a junior intern. It is just not very difficult. Facebook has made it as easy as possible to plug into and add metadata to accounts. If you don't want other people you have on facebook also knowing that you play SC2 then don't link the account. Simple. Now continue ranting about a feature that seems hugely misunderstood. uh-huh, and how many programmer hours would it take to fix lan, chat, rankings, server integration, and a bunch of the other things that they "are going to look at after the release." Release is July 27, so that means that a few days of programming just went into a system that no one was calling for, thereby further delaying/ preventing the addition of features players actually want. | ||
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rwan
Canada68 Posts
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Kyo Yuy
United States1286 Posts
That way, every time your opponent starts trash talking you, everyone on Facebook will find out about it. Also, I hope they connect Starcraft II to Twitter next, because that would be awesome. | ||
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bboy
Australia30 Posts
playing a friend irl via bnet was laggy even though we were in 2 different rooms next to each other... about 1-1.5 sec lag not acceptable...... | ||
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Dox
Australia1199 Posts
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RogerChillingworth
2879 Posts
Couldn't agree more with the user comments in the OP. There are so many features of this new battle.net Blizzard has either refused to deliver or been lazy about. Next we'll see our being able to order a coffee from Starbucks while posting videos to youtube and browsing Amazon. Just make the fucking game better. | ||
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Lollersauce
United States357 Posts
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ghosthunter
United States414 Posts
I also don't doubt they already have a full team on chat functionality, and that clearly more people is better. | ||
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SoMuchBetter
Australia10606 Posts
On May 06 2010 11:49 Ikkath wrote: Try reading how the integration works before posting this lame nonsense. It finds people you know "irl" on facebook that also have battle.net accounts. How is this a bad thing? Also to the people who are constantly posting "they did this before adding feature X" just know that this integration would be a few days for a top programmer and a week or so for a junior intern. It is just not very difficult. Facebook has made it as easy as possible to plug into and add metadata to accounts. If you don't want other people you have on facebook also knowing that you play SC2 then don't link the account. Simple. Now continue ranting about a feature that seems hugely misunderstood. awesome how about spending those few days working on some core features instead of bullshit like facebook integration. anyone that i care about thats interested in sc2 im aware of them already, you know through the superior social networking programs such as instant messaging services? | ||
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DougDread
Canada1 Post
For those who enjoy Facebook, enjoy this. However I think this is a waste of resources for Blizzard because I really believe that in the long run, people will move away from Facebook to another social network. Call me foolish sure, but Facebook's continuing direction to override the privacy control of its users should hopefully come to light enough for people to move away from it before they hurt themselves. But then again, I am an optimist. | ||
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d_so
Korea (South)3262 Posts
On May 06 2010 12:24 DougDread wrote: I think this is rather funny for Blizzard to do this, just as Facebook has implemented another feature that links your profile (and if you refuse there are cases where they delete your profile information). For those who enjoy Facebook, enjoy this. However I think this is a waste of resources for Blizzard because I really believe that in the long run, people will move away from Facebook to another social network. Call me foolish sure, but Facebook's continuing direction to override the privacy control of its users should hopefully come to light enough for people to move away from it before they hurt themselves. But then again, I am an optimist. ive only linked myself to one page, and that's TL. i hope they dont delete me | ||
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