I would prefer Blizzard just release Starcraft II instead of spewing out 200000 screenshots a month and basically discussing absolutely everything there is too know about the game before it is even released. To that end, I just ignore anything related to SCII and Diablo 3. Sure they're announced projects, but the concept of ignoring things you don't want to hear about remains the same.

We would all prefer "less talk more game" from Blizzard no matter what the context, but that is simply unrealistic so take responsibility for yourself to avoid the things you don't like (Blizzard discussing whatever in any context regarding unannounced projects), and don't want to hear about.

Elessar - but Blizzard is notorious for extremely long development times.

Dagok - Everyone knows this. I didn't say anything related to that.

Dagok - Why don't you just shut yours?

Since this IP is new & Blizzard is known for putting in an extensive background on lore, art, etc. I would not expect to see this game hitting stores till at LEAST 2013/2014. I have a friend that works for Blizzard & no he never tells me anything about the stuff they do up their, however a few months back I asked him about this & he said "Dont it expect for quite a few more years".

Caveman - Does anyone else want Call of Duty to just go away already?

"infinitely more complex"? try "more challenging" .. but hey, if you called it what it really is, then your little whiny tirade would sound rather childish and stupid - so i suppose you cant do that can you

"waaaahh this game is too hard"

so what innovative MP aspects do they bring to the genre? As I understand it you cant use vehicles, so its just capture the flag or deathmatch? How's it any better than Doom2 or Unreal Tournament!?!

Stable 64 bit clients.

Do a sci-fi game right, and people will eat it up. If CoD can pull off a "realistic" science-fiction setting I think it would top the charts. I know I'm craving for a new sci-fi shooter.

I'd like to see a Civil War COD where you can pick which side to fight for.

Dades - Pirate your crap but shut up about it. Be happy with potentially free stuff or at least "advance demos", just stop talking about it. It's like listening to bank robbers who are dumb enough to brag after the fact.

All you're doing now is adding to the piracy statistics, adding seeds to pirated games for those who will NOT buy them, no matter what, and most importantly, to me anyway, contributing to the low opinion of PC game sales.

Dades - Ignoring the game completely hurts them a lot more than anything else you do. Bitching on messageboards about DRM doesn't really seem to helping does it?

Jerykk - Customers and pirates are not mutually exclusive. A very popular stance that anti-piracy folk generally like to take is that there is no overlap between pirates and customers... unless they're talking about stopping piracy, in which case pirates conveniently turn into paying customers. Anti-piracy folk also like to claim that nobody would buy something they already have. Let me ask you this: Why would anybody buy anything if they can get it for free? Piracy is easy and viable to all customers. Why does anyone buy anything? Logically, they would just pirate everything. What's that, you say? Morals and principles? Good point. Now, if a pirate downloads a game and plays it, logic states that they wouldn't buy it... but here comes morality again! If a pirate enjoys a game he downloaded, he might feel compelled to reward the developers by buying it. The point here is that there are varying shades of morality. It's not just right and wrong, good and evil. Some people believe that games should be purchased sight unseen, others believe that games need to prove themselves first. Some people think piracy is inherently evil, other people simply see it as a means to an end. To assume that everyone has the same morals is a bit shortsighted.

Verno - You act like the only options are to pirate the game or blow money on it. The third option would be not doing either.

Frosty - Fine, replay entire parts where you spent up to 30 minutes playing carefully only to meet one little mistake, and then have to re-do the entire thing, another 30 minutes...

PHJF - Yeah, I'm no graphics whore... but who decided these were good enough for public consumption?