blizzard never go travelling to countries without internet problems
they dont understand the pain
RPG Diablo III v2, Q2 2012
RPG Diablo III v2, Q2 2012
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Aug 6 2011, 01:23 AM
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blizzard never go travelling to countries without internet problems
they dont understand the pain |
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Aug 6 2011, 03:41 PM
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QUOTE(hfi @ Aug 6 2011, 02:31 PM) Don't you think the lack of DRM is percisely why the current d2 bnet is constantly camped by bots ? We don't know the exact methods of their DRM but perhaps by limiting the content of the game to be stored locally, the hackers will have a harder to time to figure out how to mess up the online experience for everyone else. I understand the grief of having to be online to play offline but let's be realistic, Diablo is no longer a single player first, multi second kind of game. In fact that change took place in D2 and that was 10 years ago. It's the multiplayer aspect of the game that has prolonged its shelf life and it's popularity amongst gamers. Thus, it's only logical that they are doing their utmost to protect the multiplayer content of the game. D2 also had the option to play offline. Even in the US there are still people who are having internet/ISP issues. Is blizzard going to "you have internet problems. your fault not mine. Trollololol" If there are people in the US still having problems with internet, what about other countries? What about people who travel cause of business or leisure? You can argue that since they are on business/leisure they should be serious/go out more but then it is their time and they are free to do whatever they want to do. D2 has the option to be able to play the game offline. That is also a selling point. |
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