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Heart of the Swarm Coming to China July 17th - Page 3
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H.R.Giger
China27 Posts
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TheRealNanMan
United States1471 Posts
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brieN
United States158 Posts
On June 28 2013 18:37 Ry2D2 wrote: wait, so they didn't already have hots? didn't know that... china doesnt have dota 2 yet either, it takes a long time to settle with a publisher there and remove everything they want to be removed and set it up for their servers,etc. | ||
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.kv
United States2332 Posts
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bypLy
757 Posts
On June 29 2013 01:02 TheRealNanMan wrote: Glad to see China able to get HotS I was actually thinking they wouldn't get it until the fall exactly  | ||
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SaintFrancis
Canada46 Posts
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jyuj
Australia103 Posts
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ooDi
Canada170 Posts
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Jintoss
Hong Kong117 Posts
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fireforce7
United States334 Posts
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CygNus X-1
Canada169 Posts
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dyDrawer
Canada438 Posts
On June 28 2013 18:06 sSooG wrote: as long as they dont get global play it will stay bad news China will never get global play, at least not in the forseeable future. Apparently there's something called "politics"... | ||
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Ponera
Canada596 Posts
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BoggieMan
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digmouse
China6331 Posts
On June 30 2013 17:29 BoggieMan wrote: What about Hongkong ? do they follow the rest of china regarding something like this ? Hong Kong belongs to the KR/TW region, all WoL copies purchased in HK was converted from SEA to KR/TW at HotS launch. | ||
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
On June 30 2013 17:29 BoggieMan wrote: What about Hongkong ? do they follow the rest of china regarding something like this ? Internet browsing is free in Hong Kong and they get first releases of games in English, usually not localized. I got my copy of SC2 in Hong Kong when it was first released globally instead of waiting for it to come out in Mainland China. | ||
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Jintoss
Hong Kong117 Posts
On June 30 2013 17:40 Caihead wrote: There are still a few blocked websites and things we can't search, but generally free.Internet browsing is free in Hong Kong and they get first releases of games in English, usually not localized. I got my copy of SC2 in Hong Kong when it was first released globally instead of waiting for it to come out in Mainland China. | ||
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
On June 30 2013 05:38 dyDrawer wrote: China will never get global play, at least not in the forseeable future. Apparently there's something called "politics"... On June 29 2013 04:43 jyuj wrote: So stupid that there government can just say, "Sorry you no play with other people in the world". Shame on Blizzard for letting it happen. Just as bad as google saying, "Yes we will censor Chinese searches" It's just that Chinese internet sucks, yes it's filtered by the government but the great firewall of China doesn't even add much latency. There are too many people for the infrastructure available, making everyone lag. No one wants to play with laggers and I think that Blizzard's decision isn't that bad. When TL banned Chinese players from TSL did you also say "Shame on TL for letting it happen" ? ... | ||
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PurE)Rabbit-SF
United States686 Posts
And SC2 isn't net cafe friendly, you have to have your personal account to play, I see people on League of Legend almost every net cafe I went to in China, rarely do I see anyone on SC2. Although I could be narrow sighted. So don't quote on me, but that's just how I feel. | ||
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iky43210
United States2099 Posts
On June 29 2013 01:12 brieN wrote: china doesnt have dota 2 yet either, it takes a long time to settle with a publisher there and remove everything they want to be removed and set it up for their servers,etc. china will prob never have dota 2 for years to come because of league of legend | ||
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