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They finally did it, they made the Dota2 compendium for SC2, fantastic! The Protoss (Tal'darim set, no?) set looks amazing.
I am not even a SC2 player, I am a Dota2 gamer that is playing some SC2 now and then and even I will purchase the WC to support Sc2.
SUPPORT STARCRAFT II ESPORTS
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China6326 Posts
I'm kind of worrying about the readability of some of the new skins.
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On July 16 2017 03:33 digmouse wrote: I'm kind of worrying about the readability of some of the new skins. Yea so many spikes jfc
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repost from the other thread, but 25%... really? only 25%?
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China6326 Posts
On July 16 2017 03:34 Endymion wrote: repost from the other thread, but 25%... really? only 25%? Not really a outlier, Valve also put 25% of The International compendium sales into prize pool.
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It's a good start for sure but i would have hoped there is some content in there which gives you the motivation to buy it even if you don't care about skins at all. Some mini missions or quests, maybe an announcer, something which is related to the tournament the warchest is for (a nice presentation of all the players with some trivia, maybe a fantasy league, things like that) I think it's already a good product, but it definitely can be expanded upon.
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sweet~ this seems cool :D
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why not make the game fun again instead off putting the effort into more skins...
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never heard of "war chest". You can see/use them in 1v1 ladder games?
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On July 16 2017 03:34 Endymion wrote: repost from the other thread, but 25%... really? only 25%? You should check how well Dota2 does it with Compendium, this year it's gone from 1.6 mill which valve puts in, to over 20 million dollars.....
So if Blizzard puts in 500 k for Blizzcon that might be millions.. get how much more interesting SC2 starts to look if there is actual money in the scene compared to .. well.. WCS Valencia 25k ..?
Support this, is my advice, if you really like SC2.
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United States1798 Posts
So if I want to contribute $5 to professional Starcraft players, I could buy all three of these for $25 or just donate $5 dollars directly to my favorite player. Guess I know why I'm Blizzard's worst customer.
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People complaining about the price;
There are 15 dots per bundle, if we pretend there's exactly 1 skin per dot (there's sometimes more), you'd be getting 15 skins for one race over the season. Normally we paid $4.99 for one skin, but now you're paying $9.99 for 15. That's why they said "remarkably low" on the announcement video, you're getting way more for only double the price of one skin previously.
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when did you get that twice icon? it's dope
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On July 16 2017 03:43 mizenhauer wrote: So if I want to contribute $5 to professional Starcraft players, I could buy all three of these for $25 or just donate $5 dollars directly to my favorite player. Guess I know why I'm Blizzard's worst customer. Ignoring the math, well you also become something for your money besides supporting the esports scene. If you don't care for any of the skins then that's fine ofc. In general i think this is a very good concept though, the execution could still be better (see my other post) but it's a nice start
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And because apparently they're scared of this bundle accidentally doing too well, there's a cap on the money actually going to players, with Blizzard putting everything else directly into its own pocket. I honestly don't know what to say. Another pathetic effort.
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On July 16 2017 03:38 NspFancy wrote: why not make the game fun again instead off putting the effort into more skins...
Completely different teams, mate.
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On July 16 2017 03:49 bduddy wrote: And because apparently they're scared of this bundle accidentally doing too well, there's a cap on the money actually going to players, with Blizzard putting everything else directly into its own pocket. I honestly don't know what to say. Another pathetic effort. They cap out the blizzcon money, everything else goes to the esports scene in general. I think that's fine
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On July 16 2017 03:49 Avexyli wrote:Show nested quote +On July 16 2017 03:38 NspFancy wrote: why not make the game fun again instead off putting the effort into more skins... Completely different teams, mate. Why have more people working on cosmetics than actually working on the game itself. Oh wait, it's because making the game better doesn't make Blizzard money, but cosmetics do.
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On July 16 2017 03:49 bduddy wrote: And because apparently they're scared of this bundle accidentally doing too well, there's a cap on the money actually going to players, with Blizzard putting everything else directly into its own pocket. I honestly don't know what to say. Another pathetic effort. I do not understand the cap either, that just makes no sense to me.
If people want to give, let them give, they're already getting 75% to improve the infrastructure and treatment of players anyway.
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