EPTHeart of the Swarm Coming to China July 17th - Page 2
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TheSwamp
United States1497 Posts
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Aridhol
Germany59 Posts
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Nuclease
United States1049 Posts
On June 28 2013 18:06 sSooG wrote: as long as they dont get global play it will stay bad news Blizz has nothing to do with that. Blame the Chinese government. | ||
nimdil
Poland3748 Posts
On June 28 2013 19:44 NexCa wrote: no global play... rofl.. China's Goverment is retarded ... Yea, they are retarded because of lack of SC2 global play... Out of thousands of things  geez | ||
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DavoS
United States4605 Posts
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nimdil
Poland3748 Posts
On June 28 2013 21:17 DavoS wrote: Must be tough for game companies, knowing the biggest market in the world is trapped behind such a paranoid firewall World can only pray for Chinese paranoid goverment and Big Firewall of Chine to collapse. | ||
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TeSLLive2
United States35 Posts
On June 26 2013 19:56 digmouse wrote: So, because I paid 90 RMB for a full sc2 WoL Account a year ago, that means I get a free upgrade to HoTS?Update: official annoucement via official website: http://sc2.163.com/articles/1001/70078 Title says it all :p Digital Deluxe will be available for a price of 150 CNY(appox. 25USD), and as previously announced, all current retail Wings of Liberty players will get the standard version free, with the option of upgrading to digital deluxe for 60CNY(appox. 10USD). A remainder: Global Play is not available for Chinese server. | ||
digmouse
China6329 Posts
On June 28 2013 21:44 ESLTaiwan wrote: So, because I paid 90 RMB for a full sc2 WoL Account a year ago, that means I get a free upgrade to HoTS? Yes your account will be HotS on July 17th with no further payment required. | ||
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29 fps
United States5724 Posts
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shin_toss
Philippines2589 Posts
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surfeis
China1 Post
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emanresU
Germany393 Posts
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Copymizer
Denmark2088 Posts
On June 28 2013 22:46 emanresU wrote: Wasn't china huge into Brood War as well? I think i saw WCG 2009 finals the other day and they were held in China and there were A LOT of people, would love to see that again; good news for sure. China still has a big following in broodwar because its so accesible etc and can run on any pc nowadays. | ||
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tianGO
Argentina591 Posts
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Clbull
United Kingdom1439 Posts
On June 28 2013 18:08 CoR wrote: sry but they have to blame the chinese firewall for that ^^ its rly laggy vs chineses Lag ain't the problem. China doesn't want any anti-government ideas to spread around. | ||
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codonbyte
United States840 Posts
On June 28 2013 21:10 nimdil wrote: Yea, they are retarded because of lack of SC2 global play... Out of thousands of things geez It's not just global play that's the issue. The Chinese government actively censors the internet for it's citizens; a policy that many, many people strongly disagree with. China not getting global play is just one of a long laundry list of symptoms of that policy. Edit: this post may not be correct. I originally assumed that it would be legal for Blizzard to implement global play, but that China's censorship firewall created too much lag. But now a user is saying that it would actually be illegal for Blizzard to implement global play in China. Please see the post below where I try to resolve the issue. | ||
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codonbyte
United States840 Posts
On June 28 2013 23:43 Clbull wrote: Lag ain't the problem. China doesn't want any anti-government ideas to spread around. Wait... so China actively forbid Blizzard from setting up a server that would communicate with outside servers in China? I thought that China's censorship firewall just created too much lag for global play to be possible, not that they actively prevented Blizzard from setting up global play. What exactly are the laws that server owners are subject to in China? | ||
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Elucidate
205 Posts
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digmouse
China6329 Posts
On June 29 2013 00:23 codonbyte wrote: Wait... so China actively forbid Blizzard from setting up a server that would communicate with outside servers in China? I thought that China's censorship firewall just created too much lag for global play to be possible, not that they actively prevented Blizzard from setting up global play. What exactly are the laws that server owners are subject to in China? Not true, mostly have nothing to do with firewall and stuff, it's just Blizzard and NetEase being conservative plus there are more non-political tech issues like payment and BN games stuff. DotA 2 which recently launched in China is right on the same Steam server playing with rest of the world. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On June 28 2013 18:08 CoR wrote: sry but they have to blame the chinese firewall for that ^^ its rly laggy vs chineses Ah yes, the old adage to BW and how teams hated playing against us. | ||
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