Blizzard and Diablo III are the perfect example of everything wrong with the gaming industry today. They sell the game for a small fortune, force online connectivity for offline functionality, don’t offer basic functionality found in all older games, don’t provide adequate technical support and infrastructure, don’t implement proper security (and when it fails they try and blame gamers for not using their authenticators, which shouldn’t be necessary in the first place, which don’t prevent the latest hacks in any case).
I was really looking forward to Heart of the Swarm but at this rate it’s probably best to forget about it and focus on something else entirely.
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Blizzard and Diablo III are the perfect example of everything wrong with the gaming industry today. They sell the game for a small fortune, force online connectivity for offline functionality, don’t offer basic functionality found in all older games, don’t provide adequate technical support and infrastructure, don’t implement proper security (and when it fails they try and blame gamers for not using their authenticators, which shouldn’t be necessary in the first place, which don’t prevent the latest hacks in any case).
I was really looking forward to Heart of the Swarm but at this rate it’s probably best to forget about it and focus on something else entirely.