I know, I played the demo and apart from some horribly cheesy dialogue, and the fact that the amount of troops you can recruit is determined by your leadership, I found it to be an awesome game.
[QUOTE="miguelgrau"]You've got to get a cd-key, well, if you bought it, I think it's morally right to use one of the cd-keys on the net. That's illegal to talk here.Agent_Kaliaver
i already have the CD-key but not the DISK
Register your game here.thusaha
where do iregister it on the site?
Personally i think if you do OWN the game you should be able to download it... I mean you have the CD-Key to prove it... Downloading it would be like making a copy to me (which is Legal is used just as a copy). It isn't like your downloading a game you don't own.
I think so too, anyways in most games the CD-key is what matters, not the copy.
Good, I was thinking that WarCraft was going to end at 3; leaving only WoW to continue it. WarCraft is a great rts. It's good to hear that they're still continuing it.Vastano
During Blizzcon, the vice president for game design made a mention about Warcraft IV. He said that Warcraft IV will have the same release order as Starcraft II. Meaning that each campaign will be in a different game, allowing for more epic story telling.
The big news from BlizzCon yesterday was that Starcraft II would be released as three separate titles, but an interesting piece of information was let slip during a Starcraft panel.
According to several sources working from BlizzCon transcripts, during one of the development panels for Starcraft II one of the panelists made mention of Wacraft IV.
While discussing the unorthodox Starcraft II release plans, executive vice-president of game design for Blizzard, Rob Pardo let slip that the Warcraft IV campaigns would be released in the same episodic manner.
It's not much to go on, but we could be seeing an official announcement soon.
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