EPTIt seems Blizzard will do what ever it take to control the rights to broadcast, replay, selling UMS MAP.
Starcraft 2 will be FREE for WoW players in Korea - Page 3
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pedduck
Thailand468 Posts
It seems Blizzard will do what ever it take to control the rights to broadcast, replay, selling UMS MAP. | ||
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heynes
Germany201 Posts
I mean srysly i wanna save that 60 $ + expansions + the normal WoW account money. How can they do such a thing only for korea... so sad... guess we europeans have more money so we can pay more... | ||
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Megaphone
United States64 Posts
On June 24 2010 18:29 heynes wrote: Am I getting it right that the Korean WoW players dont have to pay the initial 60 bugs ?? I mean srysly i wanna save that 60 $ + expansions + the normal WoW account money. How can they do such a thing only for korea... so sad... guess we europeans have more money so we can pay more... After a while, it'll cost more to pay for the game if you pay $10 a month. So, unless you plan on playing the game for exactly 5 months and never playing ever again, yes, they save a bit of money. Honestly though, it.. doesn't matter. Nothing's sad, except you not understanding what's going on.  | ||
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heynes
Germany201 Posts
On June 24 2010 18:34 Megaphone wrote: After a while, it'll cost more to pay for the game if you pay $10 a month. So, unless you plan on playing the game for exactly 5 months and never playing ever again, yes, they save a bit of money. Honestly though, it.. doesn't matter. Nothing's sad, except you not understanding what's going on. If im an active korean WoW player i save 60 bugs + expansions ? If im an active european WoW player i save nothing ? Thats what i thought, which seems unfair = sad *edit* Allright i get it, my fault. Stop smoking weed before work kids. | ||
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zul
Germany5427 Posts
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HenL
Norway111 Posts
There was no announcement for "pro version with lan" thing or plan for starcraft 2 league. vs Previously rumored but now confirmed - Starcraft II Professional Edition will have LAN, but will only be available for televised tournament play in South Korea. | ||
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loadme
171 Posts
even if its in korean? don't get me wrong here, but as far as i can see its only your private blog with this announcement. anyway, thanks for informing us | ||
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aka_star
United Kingdom1546 Posts
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Tianx
United States1196 Posts
On June 24 2010 19:21 aka_star wrote: so this is why blizzard doesn't want to give lan, so it can charge everyone a monthly fee for multiplier mode -_- This is completely false and not what the article said, at all. If you want to buy SC2 you get unlimited multiplayer for free, same as always. The only difference for paying, as has been stated five times in this thread already, is for WoW players who get it free. | ||
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loadme
171 Posts
"no lan!" "srsly no lan" "do lan while sharing 1 connection for 100 ppl!!" "2 versions of starcraft. one is called "professional", but you can use LAN ONLY where we want you too, because its to make love with korea" "who wants chat rooms?" "no chat rooms!" "chatrooms soon after release"........... "no unique IDs" "unique in some way now.." "NO cross region play" "NO NOT FOR NOW!!" "NOT possible, because of the insane lag, what will drop everybodyds game experience to hell. BUT if you BUY the game a second time, you actually CAN create insane lag and ruin the experience for everyone, because then you can play cross region" "ok ok, we fooled you again. x-region is coming soon. you only will have to download another client. its for free!!" ladies and gentlemen, this whole SCII release drives me crazy. i never saw this company acting soooo confused and inconsequent in any other release before | ||
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Scorch
Austria3371 Posts
But why would Blizzard give away SC2 to WOW subscribers for free? I wouldn't call it unfair at all if a WOW+SC2 combo subscription would cost, say, $16 per month, still much cheaper than separate WOW and SC2 subscriptions. Anyway, a smart move by Blizzard to get WOW players to try SC2 and vice-versa, bind customers to Blizzard and to ensure a long-term steady flow of money. | ||
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n.DieJokes
United States3443 Posts
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Anarion
17 Posts
Nothing new really, they did same trick with "free WoW with satelite tv subscribtion"(that was tv promotion tho). | ||
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Puosu
7012 Posts
On June 24 2010 19:54 n.DieJokes wrote: If you buy the 59 dollar version do you need to pay a subscription? No Anyone willing to translate some netizen comments? I'd like to see how the general audience perceives SC2 right now.. | ||
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Ryps
Romania2740 Posts
WoW players wont really care. | ||
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thesage42
Sweden13 Posts
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Nao
Poland166 Posts
Since most people wouldn't buy a supbscription for each of SC2 or D3 and the new game, making Battlenet2.0 have it for all their games will bring them lot's of money. Korea is propably their testing groud before rest of us will have this option. Personally i don't like this, but times are changing and also it sucks for Koreans to not have adult nor box version. On June 24 2010 18:54 zul wrote: and they revealed an airplane with a SCII Design --> http://www.playxp.com/sc2/news/view.php?article_id=1976986 Holy shit, nice livery! Japan has pokemon on their 747 , Koreans get Badass Jim hahaha. | ||
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moon`
United States372 Posts
It is rather perplexing as to why it only applies to Korean WoW players though. Perhaps the WoW scene in Korea is not too big due to the focus on more competitive-based games - and they are simply using this to get more WoW players. | ||
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Puosu
7012 Posts
On June 24 2010 21:08 moon` wrote: Once again, I sense Blizz's catering to the casual scene. Not that that is a bad thing, but again they forget about the community that really made Broodwar what is is today.. It is rather perplexing as to why it only applies to Korean WoW players though. Perhaps the WoW scene in Korea is not too big due to the focus on more competitive-based games - and they are simply using this to get more WoW players. Catering to casuals like this, as in in ways that in no way hurt the competitive scene is actually good for the future of the esports scene. Casuals make a big part of potential spectators of the leagues and such. I think its a clever move from Blizzard to make trying out SC2 even easier for a WoW player. | ||
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Onlinejaguar
Australia2823 Posts
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