RobertOrri

I have no idea what the OP is trying to say. Did you use translator?

" @RobertOrri said:

" @KaosAngel said:

" Make friends with the admins or you're shit out of luck.  Blame the Koreans for not paying royalties for SC during the past 11 years, hence the lack of LAN support. "

No. Blizzard are the ones to blame here. They omitted the feature. "

If you kept up with KeSPA and the whole fiasco in Korea, you'd know Blizzard wasn't given a dime for the e-sports, and the only way they could get them to pay is if they took out LAN.  KeSPA and all other leagues used LAN as a loop-hole, but with Battle.net 2.0, they're forced to log onto Blizzard's servers, and HAVE to pay their fees. "

" Make friends with the admins or you're shit out of luck.  Blame the Koreans for not paying royalties for SC during the past 11 years, hence the lack of LAN support. "

Good things:
 
- The game has a fun singleplayer campaign
- The multiplayer is still good, like in SC1
- The map editor is super powerful
 
Bad things:
- Battle.net 2.0 is horrible
- Custom map support is almost non-existant
- Region locking
- No clans
- No chat rooms
 
Blizzard has gotten too greedy over the years, and they now seek absolute control over the consumer's experience.

 Blizzard said:

 "No current plans, but we're aware that there are concerns regarding the current limits for publishing and sharing player-made maps. The feedback we've received so far is good, and we're keeping a very close eye on how the system is being used. This in turn will help us determine how best to accommodate our players and the mapmaking community-at-large." 

This looks like some horribly neutered and generic version of LittleBigPlanet.
 
Also, the game logo reminds me of Ocean Software. Anyone agree?

It is quite unfair though, because Giantbomb tracks every WoW character as a separate account, meaning a player who plays maybe 10 characters that are being tracked on GB for 2 hrs(hypothetically) will add 10 to the played count while someone playing SC2 for 2 hours will still only add one play to the counter. At least I believe this is how it works.  TL;DR = I doubt SC2 will go higher than WoW on GiantBomb unless it can be tracked through bnet.

I just spotted this while looking around while writing my last trivia submission. Yeah, people totally aren't abusing the system to complete the Weakest Link quest.
 

I shudder to think of all the horrible new questions in the trivia pool. I don't think it was a good idea to require 20 of them. I've spent the past week trying to come up with good ones, and have 3 left. I'll barely make it before the deadline.