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TSfujkenasai	Jul 29 2010, 04:20 PM, updated 10y ago Show posts by this member only \| Post #1
Regular Senior Member 1,137 posts Joined: Mar 2006	Starcraft 2 FAQ Updated the FAQ to add in the posting format as well. FAQ Session (PLEASE refer this post before you spam the thread with regionlock/blizz sux/activision sux/shit no werk posts) Q: Where can i buy Starcraft 2? You may refer from IAH official website here: http://blizzard.iahgames.com/wheretobuy.html#_malaysia Additionally, you may purchase from others sellers on LYN or online stores. However it will be impossible to list all of them out here, and it would be biased to list just a select few. Please use the search function and/or follow through this very sc2 thread as the sellers themselves are also Active posters within this thread thank you. Q: How much is Starcraft 2 priced? A: For SEA region, it is priced MYR248. For US region, it is priced at USD60 (59.9 to be exact, but seriously, lol) Do note that sellers will be selling cheaper than the standard price to draw in potential buyers, and may or may not include freebies such as dog tags and/or t-shirts. Other than that, NO DIFFERENCE. Q: Is my computer able to support Starcraft 2? (aka the system requirements) A: The official System requirements is not 'quite yet' released, however based on the beta and tech support information, it is as follows: Source: http://us.blizzard.com/support/article.xml...42&locale=en_US Q: I still do not know how much HDD space i should free despite reading the above A: It's ok, I will further elaborate: Q: Is Starcraft II region restricted? A: Yes Q: Is there any monthly subscription? A: For the SEA and US version, no. However there is an optional subscription based service for the Russian version and some other regions/versions. Q: If i wanted to play sc2 with my american friends on US server and local buddies on SEA server, Do i have to buy 2 copies? A: for the time being, yes. However blizzard has mentioned to allow cross region/servers playability few months down the road after release. Refer sources here and here. Q: Will Starcraft 2 work if i just copy and paste it on another machine without installing/patching again? A: Yes. As starting from Blizzard's World of Warcraft, and now Starcraft 2 they no longer rely on Windows Registry. Ideally, it is recommended to complete your patching and confirm that your sc2 is able to run/login before copying to another machine. Q: If i just started the beta now, will i need to patch from the beginning? A: Yes and no, starting phase 2 there is a large "cumulated" patch so you'll kinda be patching just that patch. Alternatively, you may get external patch download mirrors that support segmented DDLs as SC2 default patching is torrent based with a blizzard server as the main seed (which is compatible to people that have torrent issues, however speeds may not be ideal) update: it is confirmed that you start from patch 16 cumulated patch for phase 2 if you just downloaded/installed a fresh copy of SC2 Q: Can i leave the patching process overnight as i just started the beta/game and have to download from the very first patch? A: Yes. The patching process is automated and will patch the game from beginning till current latest version. Q: Can i install Starcraft 2 on multiple machines? eg: install on both PC and laptop A: Yes. Your copy of starcraft 2 cd/product key merely allows you to "add" the game into your Battle.net account. And the key will be forever died to that account. In other words, it doesn't matter how many machines you install Starcraft 2 on, so long you have your b.net account added sc2 game with a valid cdkey, it will work. Q: Will the future Starcraft 2 Expansions (Heart of the Swarm 'zerg' & Legacy of the Void 'protoss') run without the original first (Wings of Liberty)? A: FFS, you might want to ask it when the time comes as Blizzard haven't release much, if any details about them. Though if anything, considering the past blizzard titles such as Diablo 2. World of Warcraft, Warcraft 3 etc, Yes the original will be required. Q: Can i be added to the player list please? A: Sure, kindly follow this format: LYN Nick + Ingame nick + Char code + Region Thank you. Q: Can i change my player/nick name? (such as registering a new nick name/account like we could on warcraft 3/diablo2) A: No. Once you put in your in game char name it will be permanent. You WILL NOT be able to change it later. As there are currently no plans to offer a name changing service, please be careful and be certain of your choice in names. Q: What is a Character code? A: It is a random unique non duplicate code to identify people in the event of same/similar nick name, and it can be found via hovering your mouse over your own name/profile area. Q: What is the difference of RealID friend and Normal Friend on your friends list? A: RealID requires acceptance from the targeted friend before you can form RealID friends. It shows their Real Life names, able to link to other Blizzard games such as World of Warcraft, and even social networking sites such as Facebook. Where else a normal friend adding only requires you to add the person (by simply right clicking the person's name > and add to friends) , and only the nick name will be showed without any of the added functionalities that RealID offers similar to the one you have on Starcraft 1/Warcraft 3 battle.net. North American Server Access for Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty Players FAQ sauce: http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=1...127906680581476 Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand StarCraft® II to Include North American Battle.net® Access » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « We’re pleased to announce that all players who purchase the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™ will also have the option of playing on North American servers following the launch. While we still encourage gamers to play on the local servers, which will offer lower latency and more action during peak hours, we recognize that many players have longstanding friendships and rivalries with North American players, and would like to continue playing with them. Because of this, we're giving Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand gamers access to both regions' servers, so they can choose where they'd prefer to play. This additional access will go into effect as soon as possible. Our intention is to make it available within 60 days of launch -- at that time, players with a copy of the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty will automatically gain the option to download the North American version of the game client through Battle.net®. You can check out the FAQ for more information, and we’ll have additional details to share about acquiring the North American client in the near future on our Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand community site. ------------------------- North American Server Access for Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™ Players FAQ Q: Who is eligible to play on the North American servers? A: All players, including those in the regions of Hong Kong and Macau, who purchase the English Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand Standard or Collector’s Edition of StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™ will have the option of playing on the North American Battle.net® servers in addition to the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand servers if they prefer. Q: How much will this cost? A: The option of playing on North American Battle.net servers will come at no additional cost to all players who have purchased the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft II. Q: How will access to the North American servers be granted? A: Our intention is to ensure that within 60 days after the launch of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, all players with a copy of the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version will automatically gain the ability to also access the North American servers -- this will be handled through Battle.net account management. Q: How will I know when I can access the North American servers? A: We will have additional information on how and when to access the North American servers on our StarCraft II community site. Q: What will happen with my Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand Battle.net account? A: Once you get access to the North American Battle.net servers, you will have access to both regions for online play. You can choose which one to play on at any given time, and can switch back and forth at will. Q: How will my friends list and rankings be handled? A: All account-specific data, including friends lists, rankings, achievements, statistics, titles, and unlockable rewards, will be tracked separately for each region's Battle.net servers, and will not carry over between them. Q: If I have already purchased the North American version, can I also play on the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand servers? A: No. To have the option to play on both servers, you must purchase the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. This solution is specifically targeted to address gamers in Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand who have social relationships with North American players from previous Blizzard Entertainment titles. Q: Will I be able to play on any of the other StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty regional servers? A: No. Players who purchase the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft II will have access to the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand and the North American Battle.net servers. No other multi-region play will be available at this time. ~~>i will reformat/cleanup/update once the thread is further finalized by mods/xenofreak~~ lazy. FAQ is updated, will continue to update as needed on common questions. PLEASE REFER HERE before posting any questions. Regarding the data gathering IAH is trying to troubleshoot the random dc problemFAQ http://sea.battle.net/sc2/en/forum/topic/15451611?page=2 » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Thanks for raising your concerns. Please do a traceroute and send the logs to blizzardsupport@iahgames.com so we can investigate further. Running a trace route may help identify where the connection problems are occurring. This does not imply that your internet connection is having problems but this does help us test the connection from your computer to our servers and every "hop" in between. Using this program can help determine what location the data you are sending is running into a problem. Steps to run the Trace Route command (Windows XP): 1) Click Start and then Run 2) Type "command" and press Enter 3) In the command window, type 'tracert us.logon.battle.net > C:\tracert.txt' (without the quotes) Steps to run the Trace Route command (Windows Vista and 7): 1) Click Start and in the "Start Search" field type "command" or "cmd" 2) Right click on the CMD icon and select Run as - Administrator to start the Command window 3) In the command window, type 'tracert us.logon.battle.net > C:\tracert.txt' (without the quotes) 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. If you would like to analyze the results yourself, try our step-by-step explanation of the output produced by the tracert command below. 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: 1) The number on the far left is the hop number. 2) The next 3 numbers (with 'ms' after each one) is the length of time, in milliseconds, it takes for your computer to receive a response from the computer you are trying to contact. A high value, for example greater than 200 ms for broadband or 350 ms for dial-up indicates that traffic is slow, and can cause latency or 'laggy' play. Asterisks () indicate that your computer did not receive a response from the computer you are trying to contact at all, which can keep you from connecting to our servers all together, or cause you to be disconnected abruptly. 3) The final piece of information is the DNS (or 'name') and/or the IP number of server you are trying to contact on this hop. If you did not receive any responses from this server, you may receive an error message such as 'Request Timed Out' or 'Destination Net Unreachable'. IMPORTANT* Since our Battle.net servers are protected from unsolicited traffic and attacks, all the hops after you have reached our server may give you an error message such as 'Request Timed Out' or 'Destination Net Unreachable'. Our current server names begin with various mixes of numbers and letters, and end in the following addresses: attens.net (example: mdf1-bi8k-1-ve-114.lax1.attens.net) All error messages you may receive after contacting our server can be safely ignored for troubleshooting purposes, and they do NOT indicate a problem with your internet connection. 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. You may post this under "Q: I still do not know how much HDD space i should free despite reading the above" Q: What is the recommended/satisfactory internet speed for Starcraft 2? A: As many have answered, internet bandwidth has little to do with your smoothness during Starcraft 2 multiplayer game play so long you are on a connection equal or greater than 384kbit, or around/over 1mbit if you're using voice communication software and/or other bandwidth consumption applications. To summarize: the stability of your connection, and/or good latency connection would be the most important factor in your Starcraft 2 multiplayer smoothness. you may add it below "Q: How much is Starcraft 2 priced?" Q: Where can i buy Starcraft 2 Collector's edition? A: It is sold out from most major sellers and the only way you can get it is through auctions and potential price hikers. That said, be prepared to pay a hefty premium for them. Q: Will Blizzard produce more Starcraft 2 Collector's Edition? A: Judging from past titles from Warcraft 3 to World of Warcraft, No. It is a Collector's Edition for a reason, mass producing it will only devalue it. This post has been edited by memphiz_zero88: Oct 20 2014, 08:57 PM
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-ZeN-	Jul 29 2010, 04:24 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #2
Casual Junior Member 353 posts Joined: Feb 2005	@fuj - Add this: (or maybe i take up post #2 for updating some solutions and faq also?) Q: How to watch intro movie again, or play previously played mission? A: After you finish the Mar Sara missions (1~3) then you get on Hyperion, at the Bridge there's the Mission Archive that allow you to access all previous mission and cinematic. Q: Can I play Single Player offline? A: You need the net to register your game and game key once. Then you can play single player + multiplayer vs AI offline. But when you are playing offline you can not score any achievements. (Refer Source here: http://kotaku.com/5344013/starcraft-ii-can...played-offline) Q: I want my Chat Channel like old Battlenet~~ A: One curious omission from Starcraft II at launch was the ability to jump in an in-game chat room with friends. But don't sweat. It's a feature that's on its way. (Refer Source here: http://kotaku.com/5599252/starcraft-ii-cha...ms-are-inbound) <-Love the fact that they use Kerrigan's WTF look in this news. Anything regarding SC2 Activation (digital & physical) Blizzard Quote: » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Will there be unique codes for shipped games vs digital games? Yes, both game client types (digital and physical) possess unique game activation methods. If a player purchases the digital game client, the player will not receive a copy of the game activation key. Instead, the StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty game license will be added to the purchasing Battle.net account automatically. This is how World of Warcraft digital game clients function, as well. If a player purchases the physical game client, the player will need to manually add the game activation key included in the boxed set to his or her Battle.net account. By adding the game activation key, the StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty game license will be added to the Battle.net account. What exactly is region specific for activation? Game clients that are downloaded online or installed from the physical box set will only connect to the region for which they’re made. Therefore, in order for a player to log in and begin playing, both the StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty game license and the installed game client must be from the same region. If the game license and the game client don’t match, the player will be unable to login. For this reason, we do not recommend using the early digital download option if you’re also purchasing the physical game client, as the risk of ending up with a game client that doesn’t match your game license is much higher. Please also note that the time saved by unlocking and installing the digital download is negligible when compared to the time required to install the game using the physical DVD. Will I be able to use my shipped SC2 activation code on the digital installer? Once the game activation key is added to your Battle.net account and your game license is active, the option to download the client online will become available. Please keep in mind, though, that if you try to download the game client early via the digital download option, you will want to make sure that the region of the game client you’re downloading matches the region of the game license that will be shipped to you later on. If your game license region doesn’t match the downloaded client’s region, you will not be able to login. To clarify further, if a player purchased the North American version of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty from a store on July 27, he or she would need to ensure that the digital game client downloaded is also from the appropriate region (in this example, from North America). Otherwise, that player would be unable to login until the North American game client is installed. Are there any differences between a physical copy of the game and a digital download? I saw this question elsewhere, and thought it was worth answering here. There are no differences in what each version of the game provides. All the files are exactly the same, but you obviously don’t get the box, DVD, or manual. Is the activation code tied to its game client region, or is it just the game client that is region specific?, and if so, which is the key for matching it with your Battle.net account region? Game activation keys, game licenses, and game clients are all region-specific. As noted above, if your game license and installed game client regions don’t match, you won’t be able to login. If the country associated with your Battle.net account (viewable in Battle.net Account Management: https://www.battle.net/account) is accurate, you should be directed to the correct regional download when visiting this page: http://beta-us.battle.net/en/info/digital-purchase If you have already purchased a physical copy of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, but still wish to download early, you will need to make sure that the regional download matches the region for the physical game you purchased. OFFICIAL SEA Known Issue - Technical Support. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « The installer allows multiple copies of the game to be installed. Unlike previous Blizzard installers, this one will always let you install another copy of the game. It does not check for previous installations, so be careful of how many folders you end up making. Compatibility Modes will not work properly Attempting to run StarCraft 2 on a compatibility mode (Windows XP SP3 from Windows 7, for example) will make it crash. Please run the game normally. Certain screens make your hardware work pretty hard Screens that are light on detail may make your system overheat if cooling is overall insufficient. This is because the game has nothing to do so it is primarily just working on drawing the screen very quickly. A temporary workaround is to go to your Documents\StarCraft II Beta\variables.txt file and add these lines: frameratecapglue=30 frameratecap=60 You may replace these numbers if you want to. User report - Security program flagging the beta downloader as a trojan We had some reports where a security program might flag the beta downloader as a trojan. It is a false positive. Black Screens There have been multiple reports of black screen issues being related to the use of a Quick Cam webcam. In some cases exiting out of the software has resolved the issue but others have reported a need to uninstall the software for the camera in order to resolve the problem. There are also reports where some security programs like Comodo firewall can cause the game to start and stay on a black screen. OFFICIAL SEA Known Issue - Current List of Bugs » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « A language pack error may display when attempting to login to Battle.net if your system clock has an incorrect date. Potential Fix: Correcting your system clock to current date/time will fix the error. Players can send voice but do not receive voice in game on Windows 7 machines with Realtek HD Audio sound cards when the Output Device on the Sounds Menu option is set to the Speakers. Sound does not play properly on some hardware set to 7.1 sound on Windows Vista/Windows 7. Potential Workaround: Change sound output speaker options to 5.1 or lower. Changing the OS speaker mode on Windows Vista or Windows 7 while the game is running causes all sound to stop. Players that are attempting to download or install to a Hard Drive using the FAT32 file format will be unable to download or use the digital installer. Potential Workaround: Download or install the digital client to a NTFS formatted hard drive. Graphical corruption can occur when Paged Pool memory gets low. Potential Fix: Close unnecessary background applications and restart client. There is a chance where multiple graphic issues may occur for units, structures, terrain, and transmissions. This tends to be one set of objects (like a supply depot) or level of terrain where textures are swapped or look a bit psychedelic. It doesn't affect the whole game screen or cause any other visual oddities. Mac Using a USB headset will drastically lower in-game FPS. Mac version 10.6 Occasionaly a crash is occurring with Nvidia drivers. Galaxy Editor Terrain editor lags when dragging the mouse around on the map. Changing certain values in the Galaxy Editor is causing a crash while in detail view. SEA or US version? (SEA lag and low population~?) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « If answer specifically the question. We paid rm248 and much expansive comparing in term of "how many maggie mee we can buy" to US. So Blizz / IAHGames will make sure they do their best to fix the battlenet issue. Partially of the problems that uccurs for lag and so on, 1 thing is TMnut, so even if u connect to US (U can with SEA version in less than 60days from launch), ur TMnut making an ass of u, still u wont be able to enjoy. For other country in same region, they got stricter rules on piracy, and their ISP is capping and routing in some way we dont know and is causing problem. So Blizz Official do also mention they are cooperating with locals ISP in SEA region. What a good thing they doing i MUST SAY. I work in an ISP environment so I know they are really making a good move and showing big commitment. Give them a breather la, 1st time putting an SEA regional server leh as i remember. As for population is low, think about it, most of us hardcore 1 already pre-ordered long ago. Then some of us already start player few hours before officially Live announcement, then it launched on Monday night for god's sake. How many of normal gamer who didnt dare to pre-order had already gotten it? Most of the pre-ordered players also gotten theirs 1~3 days later by COD or mail Delivery. Think about it... the "OMG is so few people playing." @_@ most of normal gamers only gotten their this weekend as in today or tomorrow. Also, please la, most of us sure is play the campaign 1st only play the Quick match ma. Plus, those who gotten earlier mostly pros already Skipped the practice league. While the rest of us still campaigning and custom gaming to avoid being PWN kau kau in quick matches. So... how do you think there is a quick match in less than 1 minute (Officially estimated)? In around 3 minute i guess is pretty common. Plus, they complain about low population around 3rd days into the game, WTF. Get the SEA version, u will have local support and supporting the local community scene. US 1 u can access later on also in less than 60days from launch, why not? Value fro money that u can play 2 places. Especially when if SG server is down, u can connect to US server. NOTE, US version cannot connect to SEA. This post has been edited by -ZeN-: Jul 31 2010, 06:45 PM
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goldfries	Jul 29 2010, 04:44 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #3
40K Club Forum Admin 44,415 posts Joined: Jan 2003	wahh digital copy is 6.99 GB. since i bought it, when do i get to view my CD-key? after complete downloaded ah?
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-ZeN-	Jul 29 2010, 05:12 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #4
Casual Junior Member 353 posts Joined: Feb 2005	No you wont have any activation key. Refer the SC2 Activation FAQ in my #2 post.
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Jarod	Jul 29 2010, 06:21 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #5
On my way Senior Member 556 posts Joined: Oct 2004 From: localhost	once i've grouped the units, how do i ungroup them?
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-ZeN-	Jul 29 2010, 07:34 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #6
Casual Junior Member 353 posts Joined: Feb 2005	So far i just let them all die, or just group it to something else? Normally is replace or just select the units u wanted to group and press ctrl+# again and it will replace the current grouping.
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Jarod	Jul 29 2010, 08:38 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #7
On my way Senior Member 556 posts Joined: Oct 2004 From: localhost	let's say i hv group 1(a,b,c,d,e) and group 2(f,g,h,i,j). i accidentally added 'f' into group 1. everytime i select group 1 i get (a,b,c,d,e,f) and group 2 (f,g,h,i,j). the unit 'f' will be part of both groups.
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-ZeN-	Jul 30 2010, 10:07 AM Show posts by this member only \| Post #8
Casual Junior Member 353 posts Joined: Feb 2005	so u want to remove the f from group 1 right? just select group 1, click on the unit f to unselect it. then crtl+2 again to reassign group 1. This post has been edited by -ZeN-: Jul 30 2010, 10:08 AM
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aLertz	Jul 30 2010, 10:54 AM Show posts by this member only \| Post #9
Overconfidence is a flimsy shield Senior Member 1,111 posts Joined: Mar 2005 From: TaiPinG / Singapore	QUOTE Players can send voice but do not receive voice in game on Windows 7 machines with Realtek HD Audio sound cards when the Output Device on the Sounds Menu option is set to the Speakers. what u mean send voice?? meaning they support in-game voice like CS in SC2???
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-ZeN-	Jul 30 2010, 11:01 AM Show posts by this member only \| Post #10
Casual Junior Member 353 posts Joined: Feb 2005	Voice chat is available in SC2 ar, even on the Bnet while not in game.
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aLertz	Jul 30 2010, 11:04 AM Show posts by this member only \| Post #11
Overconfidence is a flimsy shield Senior Member 1,111 posts Joined: Mar 2005 From: TaiPinG / Singapore	QUOTE(-ZeN- @ Jul 30 2010, 11:01 AM) Voice chat is available in SC2 ar, even on the Bnet while not in game. wow cool...i haven't really tried it yet coz my game stil on da way... i sumore thought wanna use skype or teamspeak...haha
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Soul-X	Jul 30 2010, 02:22 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #12
Getting Started Junior Member 183 posts Joined: Apr 2007 From: I live in your dreams	Dude, add 1 more thing to the FAQ... Well this happens to me before and alot of ppl kena also~ So this might help If they cannot play AI or Multiplayer... When they click play with AI, it comes out 'content not found'... When they play on multiplayer, it always hangs and says 'unable to play while downloading'... This happens to some unlucky fellas (such as me) with a broken cd with no MAPS inside... All they need to do is a complete reinstall.. Whereby they need to delete all starcraft 2 folders including the ones in mydocuments and in applicationfolder... Then install with a friend's working cd... Or download from internet... Problem solved
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Edison83	Jul 30 2010, 02:42 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #13
No Games No Life. Senior Member 1,374 posts Joined: Jun 2008 From: Red Comet	can i buy from battlenet? if so, on my registration, i set to malaysia, so I will get US version or SEA?
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-ZeN-	Jul 30 2010, 03:16 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #14
Casual Junior Member 353 posts Joined: Feb 2005	You can buy digital copy, set to malaysia will get SEA version that will get acess to US version later on also for free.
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Jarod	Jul 31 2010, 11:06 AM Show posts by this member only \| Post #15
On my way Senior Member 556 posts Joined: Oct 2004 From: localhost	how do i capture screen shots while in game? print screen doesn't work for me.
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kianweic	Jul 31 2010, 11:55 AM Show posts by this member only \| Post #16
Work hard, play hard. Senior Member 3,809 posts Joined: Sep 2007 From: Jakarta	QUOTE(Jarod @ Jul 31 2010, 11:06 AM) how do i capture screen shots while in game? print screen doesn't work for me. Use FRAPS the demo version.
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sanjikun	Jul 31 2010, 12:43 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #17
S.O.S Brigade Subordinate No. n Senior Member 1,386 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: Subang Jaya	Hi guys got a question: Is there any known way to downpatch sc2?
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-ZeN-	Jul 31 2010, 06:32 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #18
Casual Junior Member 353 posts Joined: Feb 2005	1st of all, why do you need to?
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kianweic	Jul 31 2010, 06:34 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #19
Work hard, play hard. Senior Member 3,809 posts Joined: Sep 2007 From: Jakarta	QUOTE(sanjikun @ Jul 31 2010, 12:43 PM) Hi guys got a question: Is there any known way to downpatch sc2? Why would you need to roll back to the older version?
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kEazYc	Jul 31 2010, 06:37 PM Show posts by this member only \| Post #20
Regular Senior Member 1,314 posts Joined: Oct 2009 From: Cheras, KL	QUOTE(sanjikun @ Jul 31 2010, 12:43 PM) Hi guys got a question: Is there any known way to downpatch sc2? Pirated user detected!
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