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glad i didn't buy on launch day. so i got it today and it's running fine in europe

I love it, really spot on! xD

lol we pay 2$ a litre here in denmark and your complaining

@jasonefmonk: 1: Nope english isn't my first language, i speak and read 3 languages how many do you? Nope i don't feel superior and yes i believe that arguing for some greater good is ridiculous.

2: I don't care if you said anything about getting hacked. Yes this is about being hacked, simple links being posted on offical game forums can easily contain keyloggers. Yes it's a good idea to use different passwords to your accounts, i do that myself. Even if you do this you can still ofcouse get hacked.

Teach people basic things how to venture safe on the web that's a good idea atleast Blizzard is trying to.

An extra layer of security is useful especially if you care for your security.

3:This doesn't have any relevance to what we're talking about. Why are you talking about press, Facebook, Apple and iTunes? Why are you comparing Blizzard properties to bank accounts and medical records. (weak weak arguments)

Yes ofcourse i would want an authenticator for my bank account .

How many authenticators would i want in my pocket? 1 because they generate a different number everytime. We actually have this kind of security here in Denmark for our bank account and services. It's working without any problems here and people are happy with it.

@jasonefmonk: My advice to you is maybe you should start thinking beyond your own nose tip. Just because you see you as a perfect competent user who will NEVER get hacked or anything, there's millions and millions of other people Blizzard has to make their systems and secure for, maybe so they wont get a bad rep hmm that's maybe one of the things. If it's enough to bring pain and sweat to you by typing a password to login life is hard for you.

This is not about some people being overall lazy but think of a little bigger perspective. If blizzard doesn't take accounts worth many money and games serious perhaps just perhaps those people wont buy their games again? How much is the cost of these devices that are Made In China, 50Cent maybe, is it worth keeping people safe and secure and not loose tons of revenue because you can't be 100% safe with the internet these days. Yes i think so, especially if you think longterm and keeping costumers. Else Blizzard wouldnt be able to have the fan base they have if they didn't take these subjects serious.

I have an authenticator with me in a key ring and it's really not that hard to have with you if you actually care about your things.

Think beyond dude, it will help you that's my only advice!

@jasonefmonk: @jasonefmonk said:

Making the authenticator mandatory would be a stupid decision.

The smartphone apps are free, but not everyone has a smartphone. They could make the authenticator devices free to order, or ship them in the box ... but personally I still wouldn't want to use it. It's just an extra stupid step for those of us that have secure passwords and reliably manage them.

"Making the authenticator mandatory would be a stupid decision." Stupidity taken to another level. Why would this be a stupid decision. There's not a single reason why it should not for safety reasons

alot of people here wo has not idea what they're talking about

@McGhee said:

They probably should hire her, considering how bad most of those bards are.

the bards are great what are you talking about?

Shes flawless and it's not nordic tongue shes singing in at the end it's Dragon speech ofcourse. Can't...stop...listening :3

#35 When you press ALT to sprint in other games than Skyrim (i just accidently did it in GTA4 lol)