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Change: in a multi-player LAN setting over a decade after its release in 1998? Blizzard claims it is to safeguard against piracy. What still is not clear is what this will do to the South Korean market where Starcraft is a televised professional sport.Photo credit: teamliquid.netHere is
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Change: Photo credit: teamliquid.netHere is Blizzard's Official Response to the Fan Outcry: Photo credit: teamliquid.net"We don't currently plan to support LAN play with StarCraft II, as we are building Battle.net to be
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Change: online functionality for StarCraft II in the near future." said Bob Colayco at Blizzard PR Here's the original statement that spurred the outcry:"We don't have any plans to support LAN" said VP of game design Rob Pardo in an IncGamers interview.
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Change: Starcraft 2 LAN Petitionpetitionss are beginninglaunching, and some long-time Starcraft gamers are even considering a boycott despite their desire to play the highly-anticipated and long-time coming sequel.Why would Blizzard do considering that people are still playing the original over a decade after its release in 1998?
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Change: wants turn Battle.net into a major profit center.claims Thisit has spurred Blizzard's PR teamis to respondsafeguard toagainst thepiracy. outcry.What still is not clear is what this will do to the South Korean market where Starcraft is a televised professional sport.Below are
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Change: are beginning and some long-time Starcraft gamers are even considering a boycott despite their desire alreadyto play the started.highly-anticipated and long-time coming sequel.Why would Blizzard do considering that people are still playing the original over
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Change: "We don't currently plan to support LAN play with StarCraft II, as we are building Battle.net to be the ideal destination for multiplayer gaming with
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Change: professional sport, where tournaments are televised and top pros receive sponsorships.Below are the statements made by Blizzard to-date:Photo credit: teamliquid.net "We don't have any plans to support LAN," VP of game design Rob Pardo in an IncGamers interview.
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Change: major profit center.What still is not clear is what this will do to the South Korean market where Starcraft is a professional sport, where tournaments are televised and top pros receive sponsorships.Below are the statements made by Blizzard to-date: Photo credit: teamliquid.netPhoto credit: teamliquid.net
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Change: into a major profit center.What still is not clear is what this will do to the South Korean market where Starcraft is a professional sport, where tournaments are televised and top pros receive sponsorships.Below are the statements made by Blizzard to-date: Photo credit: teamliquid.net
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Change: Why would Blizzard do considering that people are still playing the original over a decade after its release in 1998? Many speculate that Blizzard wants turn Battle.net into a major profit center.What still is not clear is what this will
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Change: It is official. Starcraft 2 will have no LAN supportPlayers of the original are not happy. Sign the Starcraft 2 LAN Petition.
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Change: It is official. Starcraft 2 will have no LAN support.supportPlayers of the original are not happy.
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Change: It is official. Starcraft 2 will have no LAN support.
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