• Primero le quitaron el soporte de LAN al SC2
  
• Eliminaron las salas de chat libres dentro del juego para acordar partidas con desconocidos
  
• Establecieron una separación por zonas geográficas (no tengo claro cómo quedó el asunto, si podremos jugar los de Europa con los de América)
  
• Dieron la posibilidad de hacer mapas de pago (estoy chapado a la antigua y me parecen mal... que parece que hoy en día cada mierda que saca alguien tiene que ser una "plataforma sobre la que poder construir un negocio")
  
• E incluso alguno podría añadir lo de vender el juego en 3 episodios para sacar más pasta.

Cita:En los foros ingleses a uno que decia que la idea le parecia bien, le han sugerido que por que no da desde ya su nombre y apellidos.

Lo ha hecho y en media hora:

- Le han sacado el nombre de familiares y amigos
- Han puesto fotos suyas y de sus amigos y familiares
- Le han sacado la direccion de su casa
- Le han pedido unas cuantas pizzas por internet

Qué de #!*##*##%% madre no?

Cita:Not even a day after the changes were announced, a Blizzard employee has to remove his information from social networking sites. His name is a recommended Google search.

Pathetic.

Spoiler: mostrar

Cita:Hello everyone,

I'd like to take some time to speak with all of you regarding our desire to make the Blizzard forums a better place for players to discuss our games. We've been constantly monitoring the feedback you've given us, as well as internally discussing your concerns about the use of real names on our forums. As a result of those discussions, we've decided at this time that real names will not be required for posting on official Blizzard forums.

It's important to note that we still remain committed to improving our forums. Our efforts are driven 100% by the desire to find ways to make our community areas more welcoming for players and encourage more constructive conversations about our games. We will still move forward with new forum features such as the ability to rate posts up or down, post highlighting based on rating, improved search functionality, and more. However, when we launch the new StarCraft II forums that include these new features, you will be posting by your StarCraft II Battle.net character name + character code, not your real name. The upgraded World of Warcraft forums with these new features will launch close to the release of Cataclysm, and also will not require your real name.

I want to make sure it's clear that our plans for the forums are completely separate from our plans for the optional in-game Real ID system now live with World of Warcraft and launching soon with StarCraft II. We believe that the powerful communications functionality enabled by Real ID, such as cross-game and cross-realm chat, make Battle.net a great place for players to stay connected to real-life friends and family while playing Blizzard games. And of course, you'll still be able to keep your relationships at the anonymous, character level if you so choose when you communicate with other players in game. Over time, we will continue to evolve Real ID on Battle.net to add new and exciting functionality within our games for players who decide to use the feature.

In closing, I want to point out that our connection with our community has always been and will always be extremely important to us. We strongly believe that Every Voice Matters, ( http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/company/about/mission.html ) and we feel fortunate to have a community that cares so passionately about our games. We will always appreciate the feedback and support of our players, which has been a key to Blizzard's success from the beginning.

Mike Morhaime
CEO & Cofounder
Blizzard Entertainment

Cita: Acuerdo para el uso del chat
Para poder ofrecer el servicio de Battle.net, Blizzard necesita estar autorizada a acceder, controlar y/o revisar el chat, incluidos los mensajes privados o por "susurro", en caso de quejas de otros usuarios o violaciones de la ley. Al hacer clic en la casilla inferior de verificación, aceptas dar autorización a Blizzard (o a una de sus afiliadas) para controlar y revisar los mensajes personales que envíes o recibas vía el servicio de Battle.net, o mediante cualquier juego al que se pueda jugar a través del servicio de Battle.net, para estudiar posibles violaciones de la ley, además de aceptar las Condiciones de uso de Battle.net o el Acuerdo específico de condiciones de uso de cualquier otro juego al que se pueda jugar a través del servivio de Battle.net. Blizzard no usará esta información para razones que no sean perseguir dichas violaciones.

Battle.net escribió:StarCraft II®: Wings of Liberty
Cliente del juego digital

Jugarás en:
Europa(Cambiar)

Dado que tu país de residencia es España, te hemos asignado a esta región del juego: Europa

Más información
Presta atención al seleccionar tu región.

Sólo podrás con otros jugadores que se encuentren en la misma región, y no todas los idiomas estarán disponibles en cada región. Selecciona la región más cercana para asegurar el mejor rendimiento del juego.

Cita:Getting people online, playing and interacting is obviously the overall goal for the Battle.net platform, and that includes allowing people to play across regional boundaries as they have in the past.

Unfortunately, there are a multitude of challenges we have to overcome due to the unique regional account and billing options that didn't exist in the past. But those hurdles aren't insurmountable, and we are looking into solutions that will allow interested players to obtain access to other regional versions without having to buy another full copy of the game. Those solutions are something we're currently planning to have available through Battle.net Account Management within the first few months of StarCraft II's release.

Before that solution is implemented though, you're correct in that you'd need to purchase a US copy of the game on launch day to play in the US region.