BlizzCon 2011 Virtual Tickets on Sale [Aug 03, 2011, 11:01 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Battle.net has word that BlizzCon 2011 Virtual Tickets are now on sale. Here's the deal on how you can attend Blizzard's upcoming gaming convention from the comfort of home:
The BlizzCon 2011 Virtual Ticket is now available for purchase around the world for $39.99 USD (pricing may vary by region). Virtual Ticket coverage will be available as a multi-channel Internet stream and also via Pay-per-View on DIRECTV in the United States, granting viewers a front-row seat to all of the action on the show floor including exclusive interviews, demos, and more!
DIRECTV customers who order the Pay-per-View event will receive the multi-channel Internet stream at no extra charge, and those who order the BlizzCon Virtual Ticket will also receive this year’s to-be-announced BlizzCon-exclusive World of Warcraft and StarCraft II in-game items.
Don't miss out! To learn more about the BlizzCon Virtual Ticket, head on over to our official BlizzCon 2011 Live Stream page.
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Optional nickname wrote on Aug 3, 2011, 12:30:necrosis wrote on Aug 3, 2011, 11:46:
Wow DIRECTV again. One of the smallest TV companies out there.
Blizzard has 35 Billion Dollars in the bank and counting. Why don't they have their own satellite up in space yet?
They've been injecting Kotick with small quantities of iron for years now. Soon, he will be ready for launch.
Wildone wrote on Aug 3, 2011, 14:11:A release date is hardly a reason why people go to Blizzcon. And $40 is way cheaper than the $175 for a real ticket. Of course I assume you would say $175 is a scam too.
wow $40 to NOT learn when D3 is comin out, what a scam
Tumbler wrote on Aug 3, 2011, 12:14:
Make sure you bring your smartphones and check coverage before attending. A constant internet connection will be required at all times at Blizzcon.
Well played Tumbler.
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wow $40 to NOT learn when D3 is comin out, what a scam
justice7 wrote on Aug 3, 2011, 11:28:
As someone who came into WoW after Cataclysm (i played prior, but never got far as it was boring/crap imo), Cata is amazing.
It may not be what the original wow'ers had, but it certainly works for me.
Well yes WoW 1.5 (IE Cataclysm) isn't terrible but having come to WoW after it's release you don't know what was lost when it was released or what changed for the worst.
I'm looking forward to hearing about the spin myself as someone who played WoW (off and on) before cata and left after, (though frankly I barely played for 2 years before it hit). It is the only expansion they released where they actually lost subscribers instead of gaining them. About a million of them to boot.
necrosis wrote on Aug 3, 2011, 11:46:Uh, I beg your pardon? Other than Comcast they are the largest.
Wow DIRECTV again. One of the smallest TV companies out there.
TV service subscribers
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necrosis wrote on Aug 3, 2011, 11:46:
Wow DIRECTV again. One of the smallest TV companies out there.
Blizzard has 35 Billion Dollars in the bank and counting. Why don't they have their own satellite up in space yet?
A constant internet connection will be required at all times at Blizzcon.
Heh. Nice.
Make sure you bring your smartphones and check coverage before attending. A constant internet connection will be required at all times at Blizzcon.
nin wrote on Aug 3, 2011, 11:12:I liked the story and quests in cata, I didn't like how they gutted and changed the talent system though.
It'll be fun to watch them spin what a great product Cataclysm was.
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there is a neat, simple solution;
and it is always wrong."
--H.L. Mencken
Wow DIRECTV again. One of the smallest TV companies out there.
nin wrote on Aug 3, 2011, 11:12:
It'll be fun to watch them spin what a great product Cataclysm was.
As someone who came into WoW after Cataclysm (i played prior, but never got far as it was boring/crap imo), Cata is amazing.
It may not be what the original wow'ers had, but it certainly works for me.
It'll be fun to watch them spin what a great product Cataclysm was.
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