Fine, to make a fair statement I do not wash my hands all the time when using my gear. I'd wash them before I use after meal or if its dirty but after sitting infront of the monitor for long hours without aircon my hands will sweat and becomes oily, thus my scurb will stick to the mouse too. I do clean it off and on but still, you cant avoid wear and tear.

Comparing my G5 and the copper head Id say the G5 have better plastic and copper head does use rubber which does not last as long compared to the G5.

Fine, to make a fair statement I do not wash my hands all the time when using my gear. I'd wash them before I use after meal or if its dirty but after sitting infront of the monitor for long hours without aircon my hands will sweat and becomes oily, thus my scurb will stick to the mouse too. I do clean it off and on but still, you cant avoid wear and tear.

Comparing my G5 and the copper head Id say the G5 have better plastic and copper head does use rubber which does not last as long compared to the G5.

yeah, getting told by niponski on his BB wwwwww

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Added on June 17, 2010, 8:35 am

just so you know, my DA is "works like a charm" too. he didnt realize that i am complaining about its balding problem.

too bad the contrast are a little too high, else you'd see how the left mouse button is completely bald too revealing its cheap plastic self

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Added on June 17, 2010, 8:36 am

apasal kutuk him lying now? XD

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Added on June 17, 2010, 8:37 am

hahaohw- ugh. D:

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Added on June 17, 2010, 8:39 am

well that's what i am trying to say when the trolls take things to the extreme...
rubber dun work well with oil especially with our humid weather...

i'm taking care of my imperator like u...
make sure its clean (usually my hand is clean thus i dun even wash my hand before using lol) and wipe it after long duration on my mouse...
u cant avoid wear/tear but u can reduce its impact...

I clean my mouse quite often be it Logitech MX518 at work or Logitech G9x at home.

Just amazed how Logitech MX518 can last for so many many years, probably more than 5 years now.

Cutting features from the game
If you were a game developer, perhaps you'd make different choices in our shoes. It's a subjective business and if you were super passionate about guild talents, perhaps you could have come up with a model that solved all of our concerns. Sometimes those concerns are visible early and sometimes you really have to get into the meat of the implementation before you realize the problems. We think the Blizzard development model has worked pretty well for over 15 years. Part of that model is being willing to cut something (features, or even titles) that isn't working out, no matter how much effort we've put into them. Keeping a feature that didn't work but that was clearly the pet feature of some developer has marred several potentially good games.

exactmat rapes mouse skids yo. i used exactmat and was changing skids like every other month, finally trashed that thing and got a goliath lol. took abit to get used to going from hard to soft but now that i've gone soft i don't think i'll ever go back to hard surfaces.

exactmat rapes mouse skids yo. i used exactmat and was changing skids like every other month, finally trashed that thing and got a goliath lol. took abit to get used to going from hard to soft but now that i've gone soft i don't think i'll ever go back to hard surfaces.

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.

We might have a chance to see cross regional play in the first few months of the release.
Looks like the kitten videos work.

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There will definitely be "chat channels" coming in one of the patches after the release. The system will be based around groups, where you will be able to join public channels that are based around your interests, which can be virtually anything. Also the system will include private chat channels (in plans for release in the first few months after the release), where you will be able to meet with your friends.

As for identifiers they are returning for the second phase of the beta. The previous system did not work as intended to some degree and based on feedback received the developers decided to implement a variation of this, which is going to attach character codes. These will be three digit numbers added to your nickname and they will be seen in the UI screens. Thanks to this you will be able to add friends manually, just like previously with identifiers. On top of that you can still add friends using all other methods (using the score screen or RealID).

I'll pause with that.

More updates.

Chat channels, identifiers are coming back.
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This is good. One right step for SC2 to replace SC1.

More updates.

Chat channels, identifiers are coming back.
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This is good. One right step for SC2 to replace SC1.

wait wait WAIT. you mean theres actually improvements and blizzard is listening to its fans? OMG NO WAI

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Thumbs up to the improvements!

Now lets wait for them to fix the biggest problem, region lock, SEA pricing, more avatars. (Yes I'll keep dreaming)

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Thumbs up to the improvements!

Now lets wait for them to fix the biggest problem, region lock, SEA pricing, more avatars. (Yes I'll keep dreaming)

Speaking of SC1 I was playing it today and found that the path finder for it is really bad...

I don't find much difference since I've been playing SC1 almost on daily basis. In fact, I find it easier to dodge Psi-Storms in SC1. Maybe it's due to the fact that units don't clump up together as much as SC2.