Official Starcraft 2 Feedback Thread

[K007]

Yea epic trailer!!..

The views are already 100k+ locked lol.....the comments are rolling comments ^_^

[six_storm]

I really really wanna go pick this up . . . Walmart is having a midnight opening in most areas and I thought about doing that, taking Tuesday off of work just to have a chill out day. I was holding out to get new laptops for me and wifey but that might not happen for quite a while.

I cant even get the beta to install on my laptop. It would either crash my laptop or just lock up.

[Zelda_fan]

Originally Posted by nekrosoft13

that actually what i was referring to, visuals have not changed much.

Are you kidding me? Graphics are about 20x better than the original SC

[six_storm]

Originally Posted by Vardant

Wow, that makes me wanna buy the game even more now . . .

[K007]

the poll on tl.net made me so sad...

the SEA servers are going to be a ghost city mostly with non english speaking countries..

I REALLY hate what blizz did here..

[K007]

holy **** i take it back

LOOK WHAT THEY DID OMG!!! <3 Blizz

We’re pleased to announce that all players who purchase the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™ will also have the option of playing on North American servers following the launch. While we still encourage gamers to play on the local servers, which will offer lower latency and more action during peak hours, we recognize that many players have longstanding friendships and rivalries with North American players, and would like to continue playing with them. Because of this, we're giving Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand gamers access to both regions' servers, so they can choose where they'd prefer to play.

This additional access will go into effect as soon as possible. Our intention is to make it available within 60 days of launch -- at that time, players with a copy of the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty will automatically gain the option to download the North American version of the game client through Battle.net®. You can check out the FAQ for more information, and we’ll have additional details to share about acquiring the North American client in the near future on our Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand community site.

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North American Server Access for Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™ Players FAQ


Q: Who is eligible to play on the North American servers?
A: All players, including those in the regions of Hong Kong and Macau, who purchase the English Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand Standard or Collector’s Edition of StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™ will have the option of playing on the North American Battle.net® servers in addition to the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand servers if they prefer.


Q: How much will this cost?
A: The option of playing on North American Battle.net servers will come at no additional cost to all players who have purchased the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft II.


Q: How will access to the North American servers be granted?
A: Our intention is to ensure that within 60 days after the launch of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, all players with a copy of the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version will automatically gain the ability to also access the North American servers -- this will be handled through Battle.net account management.


Q: How will I know when I can access the North American servers?
A: We will have additional information on how and when to access the North American servers on our StarCraft II community site.


Q: What will happen with my Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand Battle.net account?
A: Once you get access to the North American Battle.net servers, you will have access to both regions for online play. You can choose which one to play on at any given time, and can switch back and forth at will.


Q: How will my friends list and rankings be handled?
A: All account-specific data, including friends lists, rankings, achievements, statistics, titles, and unlockable rewards, will be tracked separately for each region's Battle.net servers, and will not carry over between them.


Q: If I have already purchased the North American version, can I also play on the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand servers?
A: No. To have the option to play on both servers, you must purchase the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. This solution is specifically targeted to address gamers in Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand who have social relationships with North American players from previous Blizzard Entertainment titles.


Q: Will I be able to play on any of the other StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty regional servers?
A: No. Players who purchase the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft II will have access to the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand and the North American Battle.net servers. No other multi-region play will be available at this time.

[Ninjaman09]

Originally Posted by Zelda_fan

Are you kidding me? Graphics are about 20x better than the original SC

No kidding. I can't believe people can say that with a straight face. Play SC1 in 640x480x256 and play SC2 in 1920x1200 with AA and tell me they look the same. All the units are animated extremely well and visual effects are top-of-the-line.

SC2 can actually bring my computer to a crawl in large enough matches with all the details turned up.

[Ninjaman09]

Originally Posted by nekrosoft13

i finally played starcraft ii beta, and so far not impressed. game really has not changed much.

would preffer this to be single player beta, never liked strategy games in MP, played twice and lost twice


but i gotta way i forgot how slow this game can be.

LOL, just because you're bad at it doesn't mean it's not a good game. Boggles my mind with the "slow" comment. This is the fastest paced game I've played regardless of genre.

[nekrosoft13]

Originally Posted by Ninjaman09

LOL, just because you're bad at it doesn't mean it's not a good game. Boggles my mind with the "slow" comment. This is the fastest paced game I've played regardless of genre.

i didn't say it wasn't a good game, just MP strategy games don't intrest me, I'm much more interested in Single Player story.

In past 2 weeks I played a games for maybe 3 hours(SC2 for about 30 minutes), I really don't have time to try and master SCII so I can beat some folks that sit by it 24/7

and yes it is slow, I had 3 bases, with workers gathering minerals, and I still had to wait around to have enough minerals to build stuff.

Originally Posted by Ninjaman09

No kidding. I can't believe people can say that with a straight face. Play SC1 in 640x480x256 and play SC2 in 1920x1200 with AA and tell me they look the same. All the units are animated extremely well and visual effects are top-of-the-line.

SC2 can actually bring my computer to a crawl in large enough matches with all the details turned up.

i thought aa wasn't supported?

[Vardant]

You can force it now with NV.