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The StarCraft II Website announces that the release date for the Heart of the Swarm expansion for StarCraft 2 is now set as March 12, 2013, this news coming just a week after the news that the RTS add-on is due in the first half of next year. In the meantime, a StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm Presale FAQ has details on the content of a planned Digital Deluxe edition, which will include bonuses for other Blizzard titles. Here's what this will include: The Digital Deluxe version of includes a digital copy of the expansion along with the following exclusive in-game bonus items for StarCraft II, World of Warcraft®, and Diablo® III:
- Three StarCraft II Swarm-themed Battle.net portraits
- StarCraft II Zerg Ultralisk “Torrasque” skin
- World of Warcraft Baneling Battle Pet
- Diablo III “Blade Wings” item – Queen of Blades-styled wings for Diablo III heroes
- Diablo III Zerg banner sigil
Players who purchase the Digital Deluxe edition will receive their World of Warcraft and Diablo III in-game bonus items immediately. The StarCraft II bonuses will not be available until Heart of the Swarm is released.
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Re: StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm in March 2013 |
Nov 16, 2012, 19:32 |
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Suppa7 wrote on Nov 15, 2012, 03:24:
Dev wrote on Nov 14, 2012, 04:15:
Suppa7 wrote on Nov 13, 2012, 23:09:
It's the same reason STEAM has 40 million mouthbreathers using it. Valve has their problems, but they are a FAR cry from actiblizz.
You CAN play steam games offline. You do NOT have to be online first to go offline.
Yes but you shouldn't need a token or even to get permission it adds an extra unnecessary step and IS still douchebag thing to do to people who BUY your games. It's still gabe giving gamers the middle finger with sugar on top, gamers pay but get shit on in return and gabe gets free profits for being allowed to datamine you. Have you read their new terms of service? "You have no rights" it basically says. LOL. Gabe is not anyones friend he's out for himself.
Also if your token gets corrupted or out-dated you can't play many of your games, many games have hidden steam drm features that don't show up if you haven't been online in a while or you disconnect from steam 'improperly' you get "you need to connect to the internet".
I've added Suppa7 to the small (but growing) list of Cutters who *know* what to post to Bluesnews. But Steam gives me the games I want to play, the Berks reply, What in all of Sigil is wrong with that?
I believe the popularity and current success of Kickstarter in showcasing Suppa7 and other's similar game positions such as no unfriendly DRM, player oriented game-play, no monetization of the virtual playing universe and respect towards time tested franchises all without Steam, gives much weight to the "I can have a superior gaming experience without Steam" complaint.
Notice how I used the word complaint. Steam could be better, but Gabe Newell refuses any improvement with the above mentioned aspects.
N.B.: No Steam employees or marketing affiliates or relations allowed to reply without disclosure, ever. So there.
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