[QUOTE="MegaMatt91"]

Yeah numbers do make a difference, which is why when 6.3 million people are playing, 11,000 is nothing. MAYBE enough to cover server costs for a week, if that.

Shiftfallout

[QUOTE="MegaMatt91"]

Yeah numbers do make a difference, which is why when 6.3 million people are playing, 11,000 is nothing. MAYBE enough to cover server costs for a week, if that.

tar1901

Well, it's more like +15.000 now. Enough to initiate some new UE law?

Nvm, I didn't complain, seen it with a guest pass(go the hole net errors). I didn't got the game in the first place and I don't intend to get it any time soon. That's the way I vote, no money for blizzard.

What's the point of giving Blizzard ~76 $ (cause that's what it costs in euro) and then make some pettion they won't care any way.

On the digital purchase I haven't seen anything about been online all the time or storing the information about you characters on their servers. Anyone had a look at the retrail box?

Gamespot actualy covering something that matters? Nah. If Blizzard asks gamespot to sit and rollover they would.

Raizeen

So this is how it happened. His account was hacked and they stole his money. He tries to log on and finds his account is indefinitely suspended. He calls blizz support and they tell him this word for freakin word.

I know people wont believe this, probably think he did something. He's just as confused as this story is confusing. They tell him they will fix his account (still suspended) and that they will send him an authenticator. Still nothing.

How does someone pretty much get banned for someone else hacking their account? You think they would shoot you a warning like, "hey somone hacked your account, change your email/password".

WTF?

Ecocidexc

^^soo my old wow account got hacked and the account had Star Craft 2 on it... I made a new battle.net account, and though I had cd key, email, password, etc... They wouldn't let me get my SC2 game back or transferred... I insisted that they look up the last login for the hacked account (about a year ago) and see that it is unused.. I believe since I have all the "credentials" I am entitled to MY SC2 game, but my only option is to buy it twice and spend $120 total on it...fail customer service, but I am only one customer amongst millions so does not matter to them.

CeasdRedemption

I logged in yesterday and it was there. I downloaded it and just tried it. It works.

You have to login to battle.net and it is under your account page.

I logged into battle.net and voila the D3 starter edition is available! No buddy key needed. Bravo!

You know that you can download from Blizzard's own site right? And you can download it as many times as you want because you can only play on one account.

Under your account where it lists all your games. One entry is starter edition for D3, another entry is asking you to buy. Then WoW entry .... etc etc