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Spoiler Warning Blizzard: None of them are positive
On May 06 2010 00:14 h3r1n6 wrote:
Yay, so I can add my rl friends, most of whom don't play at all, to Battle.net, but I can't play with people from the US, with whom I played BW most of the time.
Yay, so I can add my rl friends, most of whom don't play at all, to Battle.net, but I can't play with people from the US, with whom I played BW most of the time.
On May 06 2010 10:43 Whyzguy wrote:
This is like winning a free matress when you really needed a kidney.
This is like winning a free matress when you really needed a kidney.
On May 06 2010 07:32 Senx wrote:
oh my god this is such a waste of time, get some actual chat system in place instead of this..
oh my god this is such a waste of time, get some actual chat system in place instead of this..
On May 06 2010 01:25 tarpman wrote:
Oh for CRYING OUT LOUD. No LAN, no hosting replays, no clans/teams, latency from 1998... but Facebook integration? Blizzard, get your goddamn act together!
Oh for CRYING OUT LOUD. No LAN, no hosting replays, no clans/teams, latency from 1998... but Facebook integration? Blizzard, get your goddamn act together!
On May 06 2010 01:47 Spawkuring wrote:
The game having Facebook integration: Don't really care. It was bound to happen.
The game not having chat channels, clans, cross-region play, 2010 latency quality, and group replay watching because they were too busy implementing semi-Facebook features: Screw you Blizzard.
Good to know that I can add my European friends to my Bnet friends list. Too bad I can't play with them since I live in the US.
The game having Facebook integration: Don't really care. It was bound to happen.
The game not having chat channels, clans, cross-region play, 2010 latency quality, and group replay watching because they were too busy implementing semi-Facebook features: Screw you Blizzard.
Good to know that I can add my European friends to my Bnet friends list. Too bad I can't play with them since I live in the US.
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http://www.destructoid.com/facebook-battle-net-integration-revealed-172910.phtml
http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/63645
Battle.net and Facebook, sitting in a tree…
Activision Blizzard has announced today that it will be officially linking its Battle.net service to social platform Facebook. As an example of the functionality, StarCraft II players will be able to add Facebook friends to their Battle.net friends list. Finally, you'll be able to easily join StarCraft skirmishes with all of those people from high school you you either a) don't remember or b) never spoke to, but they added you on Facebook anyhow.
The functionality will soon be added to the ongoing StarCraft II beta test, and is expected to ship alongside the game, which was just dated for July 27.
Activision Blizzard has announced today that it will be officially linking its Battle.net service to social platform Facebook. As an example of the functionality, StarCraft II players will be able to add Facebook friends to their Battle.net friends list. Finally, you'll be able to easily join StarCraft skirmishes with all of those people from high school you you either a) don't remember or b) never spoke to, but they added you on Facebook anyhow.
The functionality will soon be added to the ongoing StarCraft II beta test, and is expected to ship alongside the game, which was just dated for July 27.
