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Debriefing => Off-Topic Lounge => Topic started by: TeRRoR.KhAoZ on February 19, 2010, 09:12:29 am
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Did anyone get StarCraft II Beta in their Battle.net account through their opt-in?
After logging into your Battle.net account at the Battle.net website , check under My Games and if you see the picture of a Terran Marine smoking next to a "StarCraft II Beta" then you have it!
I am really excited about this game because I am a huge fan of StarCraft and other titles by Blizzard Entertainment as well!
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I thought it was a closed beta... ?
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Don't remember my BNET password, or recovery pass... oops
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I'll have to check on this, cause I DO remember an option to Beta Opt, I just don't know if it was just there in my account for a reason or just there to opt into future beta's.
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There's only one Beta I care about, and it's just over three hours away :P
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There's only one Beta I care about, and it's just over three hours away :P
Which Beta is that?
I'll have to check on this, cause I DO remember an option to Beta Opt, I just don't know if it was just there in my account for a reason or just there to opt into future beta's.
Yes if you checked that option then there is a chance that you were selected already. If you weren't keep checking because they are doing waves and you might get selected at a later date. Beta continues from two days until June (The current target date for release).
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Also, Terr, Mangley was talking about the release of Beta 4 of Goldeneye Source.
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*facepalm*
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Oh I wasn't aware that it just released. Sorry guys I'm too caught up with SCII right now....
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To be honest, Starcraft really didn't erm, peak my interest. I prefer the Warcraft series. Wish they would come out with another RTS game based on their current storylines for WoW I'd be all up in that, but yeah. It would be nice to see ALL the factions in WoW playable with their own units and buildings in an RTS, cause WoW is getting out of hand.
Simply put, Blizzard, just like all the other game manufactures out there, are appealing to this "new" generation of so-called gamers instead of the loyal gamers of the last ten years and just making the games WAY too easy.