Its another way to get more Wow accounts and user's for some reason, funny thing peopl are stupid enough to buy into it, its either 60 dollars on the day it comes out, or you can get a "FREE" copy if you have a WoW account and pay 15 dollars a month fo the rest of your life. sounds stupid if you ask me.
[QUOTE="antifanboyftw"]well there goes the majority of the game's sales.Planeforger
I think they might make more money this way, since it's practically a way of charging a monthly fee for SC2.
oh wow, just looked at that again. well, unless they all have accounts anyways, it does seem like you would easily be paying more in the long run if you go that route.
Hmmm, I never knew that :P I remember seeing something a long time ago about Blizzard being based in South Korea...... and I thought that all these years.
The modern Blizzard is nothing like the Blizzard we knew and loved back when the original SC or Diablo II came out. This is exactly the kind of ideas Bobby Kotick would come up with to make more money... and since its Blizzard, they get a free pass.
Well they are trying to push for WoW being more popular in that country. At the moment there are only 2 Battlegroups in Korea, which is disappointing considering the fact that how popular Starcraft is.
[QUOTE="PSdual_wielder"]Have fun waiting, you'll probably feel lonely for a few years. :Pfoxhound_fox
Its better than paying $150-180 for one game that gives the illusion of being three. They never said it's going to be 60$ a pop, they said the other two are going to be priced as expansion packs. They claim the content will be similar to that of what the frozen throne did, except times two.
Either way there's no solid proof of them scamming us quite yet for SC2 :P
The modern Blizzard is nothing like the Blizzard we knew and loved back when the original SC or Diablo II came out. This is exactly the kind of ideas Bobby Kotick would come up with to make more money... and since its Blizzard, they get a free pass.
foxhound_fox
It's questionable, but it's not like they can't play WoW, they are paying a monthly fee for both games instead of just the one.
[QUOTE="General_X"][QUOTE="funsohng"]Yes! I'm Korean! I get SC2 for free! but I don't like Starcraft.Wow isn't that like punishable by death over there? I kid I kid :P that's why I'm a refuge in Canada
Is it like the PSN + model where if I stop paying for WoW itll lockthem out oftheir free SC 2?
XboximusPrime
It seems that way Looks like they're trying to get even more people to sign up for WoW, so they can drain more than just 60 bucks from them in the long run.
I guess it's a Sorry for losing price for getting out of the World Cup Lol, like they even care about that or are even aware of the World Cup or sports that aren't PC games.
[QUOTE="Arbiterisl33t69"]I guess it's a Sorry for losing price for getting out of the World Cup Lol, like they even care about that or are even aware of the World Cup or sports that aren't PC games. In case you haven't noticed, the last world cup match against Uruguay was the most watched TV program in the history of Korea (77% out of ALL Korean population was watching the match at one point), not to mention hundreds of millions of people who turned up in the streets with red shirts to cheer for our team at midnight. I remember when I was in Korea in 2002, our school had special holiday during the World Cup after we made it into the Round of 16.
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