anyone try to play it with laptop? mine is a42jv asus, can run smooth?
want to get it tonite

Count me in!

me want practice

Istrausz
IAH
Edited by Istrausz on 7/28/10 6:51 AM
Thanks for raising your concerns. Please do a traceroute and send the logs to blizzardsupport@iahgames.com so we can investigate further.

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Steps to run the Trace Route command (Windows XP):

1) Click Start and then Run
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1) Click Start and in the "Start Search" field type "command" or "cmd"
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A file will be created on your C: drive called tracert.txt that contains your trace route information. Please be patient when waiting for the tracert command to complete, it may take several minutes. When you are returned to the command prompt, then the trace is complete. Please email your tracert.txt to me for further analysis.
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I ran Trace Route, now what do I do?

Open the tracert.txt file. You will see 3 kinds of information regarding the route that internet traffic is taking from your computer to the realm you chose:

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**IMPORTANT**
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If you see any error messages or asterisks in your trace route for the hops before you reach our servers, you may need to contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and provide them your trace route information for further troubleshooting. Once the information has been submitted, it may take several days for the problem to be identified and resolved. Remember that Blizzard Entertainment can only ask your ISP to fix an issue; the best results come when you contact your ISP directly.

Heh Ipoh guy also play SC2 ori.

This post has been edited by fujkenasai: Jul 28 2010, 03:12 PM

izzit me... or the first tutorial no sound when the cyborg girl head talking?

you COD? i waiting pos laju damn.....

To all those that have the collector's edition, i have question about the original SC and broodwar that comes in the 2GB Jim Raynor Dog-Tag Thumbdrive. Is it a playable SC1 and broodwar with valid CK-Key or is it just installer and require you to input ur existing CD-key which was bought back in 1998?

why? i can't play it?

i thinkso will include the cd-key


SC 1 and BW is cheap

u get buy those two for the price of 14.99USD

just got game from Deimos with free condoms.

may i know, can I install the game on multiple computers using same cd key, BUT one of them will be used for online game and another comps for single player/campaign/editor?

Right I bought the game just an hour ago, and after installing it, I went to play the tutorial, since I haven't played starcraft in god knows how long, and when I went in, on the first mission, the tutorial guide was talking, but I couldn't hear him. I can hear the start up music fine and the sound effects, it's just the tutorial guide that is mute. Anyone know how to fix this?

No arr just have not seen any Ipoh ppl getting ori games esp such expensive ori game. I thought Ipoh ppl all get ahem
cos I am in Ipoh also and none of the people I know get ori games.

I think its only u coz u switch off the speaker dont want ur colleague to know u playing while working hehe.

Tonite we play 2 vs 2 ok.. Add me psyfull | PsyfuL | 720

No

lol, not all of ipoh people like tht. im originally frm ipoh, bt now im stayng in s.alm. afraid my laptp can't run this game huhu

Then diff cos you got exposed.

i using headset la...

haha, probbly

Still will like an actual CE owner verify this.