EPTBasetradeTV Kickstarter now offers ingame Portrait - Page 2
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
On June 18 2015 21:37 Musicus wrote: Since this is the first time you can pay money and get an ingame reward for sc2, I think this is huge and should be community news. So I'm bumping this. But this isnt first time. | ||
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y0su
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Musicus
Germany23579 Posts
Really, can you elaborate? When was this done before (apart from collector's edition or buying other blizzard games)? Certainly the first time for supporting a tournament though right? I mean the communtiy has been begging for something like this since the compendium in Dota. Imagine if you'd get a GSL portrait for subbing to them, they could do a new one every season, or if they boost the BlizzCon prize money with something like this. The implications are huge. I don't think we'll get skins any time soon, but it's a great first step. | ||
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caznitch
Canada645 Posts
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Musicus
Germany23579 Posts
On June 18 2015 23:44 caznitch wrote: Does anyone know how to gift the portrait to someone else? I don't play sc2 so would like to give the thing to whoever wants it here. Can't figure it out in Kickstarter. Hm they will send you a code you can redeem to your email, so you could just give the code to your friend I think. https://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/3a6wsd/basetradetv_live_event_kickstarter_now_offering/ | ||
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Heartland
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caznitch
Canada645 Posts
On June 18 2015 23:46 Musicus wrote: Hm they will send you a code you can redeem to your email, so you could just give the code to your friend I think. https://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/3a6wsd/basetradetv_live_event_kickstarter_now_offering/ Well I pledged and it said I'll be charged on June 28. If it is easily transferred via email I'll send it to whoever wants it when I get it. | ||
The_Templar
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Musicus
Germany23579 Posts
On June 18 2015 23:51 caznitch wrote: Well I pledged and it said I'll be charged on June 28. If it is easily transferred via email I'll send it to whoever wants it when I get it. I might take you up on that offer if it works, since like most Germans I don't have a credit card and can't pledge. I could send you 5 bucks via paypal  . | ||
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
On June 18 2015 23:22 Musicus wrote: Really, can you elaborate? When was this done before (apart from collector's edition or buying other blizzard games)? Certainly the first time for supporting a tournament though right? I mean the communtiy has been begging for something like this since the compendium in Dota. Imagine if you'd get a GSL portrait for subbing to them, they could do a new one every season, or if they boost the BlizzCon prize money with something like this. The implications are huge. I don't think we'll get skins any time soon, but it's a great first step. Blizzcon. virtual tickets and so on. There must be at least 5 blizzcon related portraits  Btw, they are the best looking portraits in the whole game. And I have none  | ||
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Blargh
United States2103 Posts
On June 19 2015 00:41 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: Blizzcon. virtual tickets and so on. There must be at least 5 blizzcon related portraits Btw, they are the best looking portraits in the whole game. And I have none Yeah but those are all Blizzard events, while this is like, completely separate from Blizzard. In fact, it's a pretty small scale thing, so having Blizzard give a completely custom portrait specifically for backing the KS is quite surprising. | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
On June 19 2015 00:03 Musicus wrote: I might take you up on that offer if it works, since like most Germans I don't have a credit card and can't pledge. I could send you 5 bucks via paypal .How come that "most Germand don't have credit cards"? How do you, you know ... pay for things? Don't you have at least the normal European debit cards, that naive americans usually accept as credit cards without a doubt? (And kickstarter explicitely accepts VISA and MC debit cards as well.) | ||
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PinoKotsBeer
Netherlands1385 Posts
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Musicus
Germany23579 Posts
On June 19 2015 01:15 opisska wrote: How come that "most Germand don't have credit cards"? How do you, you know ... pay for things? Don't you have at least the normal European debit cards, that naive americans usually accept as credit cards without a doubt? (And kickstarter explicitely accepts VISA and MC debit cards as well.) Yeah we use EC-Cards/Giro-Cards if we don't want to pay cash if that's what you mean by European debit cards. Also a direct debiting system for online shopping at Amazon for example and of course Paypal. Credit Cards are slowly spreading in Germany, but I think most people don't like to pay for a service that's not really needed and don't see why there has to be another company between the seller and your bank. You also just don't need them unless you travel alot since you have your EC-Card/Giro-Card and "direct debiting" ("Lastschriftverfahren" in German) or Paypal for online banking. | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On June 19 2015 01:15 opisska wrote: How come that "most Germand don't have credit cards"? How do you, you know ... pay for things? Don't you have at least the normal European debit cards, that naive americans usually accept as credit cards without a doubt? (And kickstarter explicitely accepts VISA and MC debit cards as well.) They have their pockets full of 50 or 100€ bills d: | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
On June 19 2015 01:48 OtherWorld wrote: They have their pockets full of 50 or 100€ bills d: Not long ago I have seen a 500€ bill. Wow, that's a lot of punch in a single piece of paper! | ||
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