I like the extra steps you've included in this for no reason. You can just buy the code from off gamers, make the tw.battle.net account, add funds to account, buy SC2, download SC2 TW client, login and play

creamyturtle

United States487 Posts

December 18 2011 01:36 GMT

#22

Sorry I forgot the step about the NID... here is the link to the NID generator:

http://people.debian.org/~paulliu/ROCid.html

I will edit the original post to include this as well

aike

United States1629 Posts

December 18 2011 01:37 GMT

#23

On December 18 2011 10:36 creamyturtle wrote:
Sorry I forgot the step about the NID... here is the link to the NID generator:

http://people.debian.org/~paulliu/ROCid.html

I will edit the original post to include this as well

You know you can create a us.battle.net account, login, change us to tw, then buy the game, no NID required.

creamyturtle

United States487 Posts

December 18 2011 01:41 GMT

#24

You know you can create a us.battle.net account, login, change us to tw, then buy the game, no NID required.

Yes this is true, my method creates a new seperate username.

Phayze

Canada2029 Posts

December 18 2011 01:51 GMT

#25

I purchased from off gamers back in june/august. Service was very quick. Make sure you people complete the account authentication process (Confirming email, phone number, etc) they will NOT send your key until you have completed these steps so do not LIE about any of the information. I was able to put the TW account onto my ordinary NA account without any complication or crossover. Both versions of starcraft 2 are listed on my account page. You do not need a separate battle.net account to do this.

TLDR: You can use your main b.net account!

aike

United States1629 Posts

December 18 2011 04:52 GMT

#26

On December 18 2011 10:41 creamyturtle wrote:

Show nested quote +

Yes this is true, my method creates a new seperate username.

Oh I mean if you do this with a NEW account you don't have to use a NID

RTSDealer

286 Posts

December 20 2011 15:20 GMT

#27

If anyone is looking to get a Taiwanese account without the hassle, I can do it all for you.

Jakkerr

Netherlands2549 Posts

December 20 2011 15:24 GMT

#28

Guys, I'm from the Netherlands and I sometimes play on the NA server.
It has a bit of lag but nothing major.
Does any1 know how much worse the lag would be from EU>KR then EU>NA?
I know it's worse but what should I expect? 2x worse? 3x worse? 10x worse?

DarKcS

Australia1237 Posts

December 20 2011 15:25 GMT

#29

Jakker. Start, run, cmd
tracert tw.battle.net
tracert kor.logon.battle.net

For comparisons:

tracert us.battle.net
tracert eu.battle.net

Jakkerr

Netherlands2549 Posts

December 20 2011 15:31 GMT

#30

On December 21 2011 00:25 DarKcS wrote:
Jakker. Start, run, cmd
tracert tw.battle.net
tracert kor.logon.battle.net

For comparisons:

tracert us.battle.net
tracert eu.battle.net

ok thanks

US is ~150MS for me and KR is 280-300.

Probably not very playable from EU since I have a very good connection compared to most people.

Bobo_XIII

United States429 Posts

December 20 2011 15:32 GMT

#31

Just a heads up: If you use your primary account to create a TW account (like I used the same NA account I normally use), your hotkeys follow you since it's account-wide. Saved a lot of potential crying and gnashing of teeth trying to decipher which hotkeys were what

CollinatoR

United States25 Posts

December 21 2011 08:13 GMT

#32

I have a huge problem guys... Ever since i downloaded the TW version of Starcraft (mind you in a different folder from English version) My English version does not open. It gets to the loading screen and just sits there... anyone know how to fix this?

dotamaster

104 Posts

December 23 2011 03:42 GMT

#33

On December 21 2011 17:13 CollinatoR wrote:
I have a huge problem guys... Ever since i downloaded the TW version of Starcraft (mind you in a different folder from English version) My English version does not open. It gets to the loading screen and just sits there... anyone know how to fix this?

You probably did an overwrite of your English client.

They should be on separate folders:
http://www.rtsdealer.com/2011/12/how-to-install-korean-starcraft-2.html

Kluey

Canada1197 Posts

December 23 2011 03:58 GMT

#34

On December 21 2011 00:25 DarKcS wrote:
Jakker. Start, run, cmd
tracert tw.battle.net
tracert kor.logon.battle.net

For comparisons:

tracert us.battle.net
tracert eu.battle.net

What's a playable "ms"? My us.battle.net is very, very low at 7-10. The tw.battle.net goes from 7-250.

Qntc.YuMe

United States792 Posts

December 23 2011 04:12 GMT

#35

On December 21 2011 00:25 DarKcS wrote:
Jakker. Start, run, cmd
tracert tw.battle.net
tracert kor.logon.battle.net

For comparisons:

tracert us.battle.net
tracert eu.battle.net

Mine says destination is unreachable, so wat does that mean?

Arghmyliver

United States1077 Posts

December 23 2011 04:40 GMT

#36

bump for ping explanation

us.battle.net - unreacheable?

BMRelentlesS

1 Post

December 27 2011 05:41 GMT

#37

Relocalizers can be found on the internet, it'll save you alot of time and effort.

DarKcS

Australia1237 Posts

December 27 2011 06:42 GMT

#38

On December 23 2011 13:40 Arghmyliver wrote:
bump for ping explanation

us.battle.net - unreacheable?

use tracert not ping. If you cant do either, you probably have a firewall.

If anyone is having trouble with their US acc not working after logging in to TW or vise versa, check your variables.txt (My Documents/SC2) and use search to find either enUS or zhTW (of course, enGB would be EU? Know what yours are...) - replace accordingly. It's in there twice I think.
Personally I wrote a script that replaces those lines upon starting either TW or US versions of the game, but this problem does not seem widespread enough to need to post this. But if that changes, pm me.