Napisao Frame | 24 jun 2010
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On the 13th of this month we posted news about a Korean Press Event being put together by Blizzard on the 24th promoting StarCraft II, with a special "surprise" mixed in. That event occurred, and we have the details.

The event was to announce Blizzard's marketing and advertising partnerships in Korea. To announce their partnership with KoreaAir Airline, they revealed a StarCraft II themed jet, which should always have a Doctor on board in order to qualify it as a Medivac Dropship.

 

Blizzard also announced a partnership with Lotteria, a Korean burger chain, and graphics card company Nvidia.  While some fans were hoping for the announcement of a "StarCraft II Professional Edition", which included LAN capabilities for major tournaments, it appears the event was just to announce advertisers, which while not being the most exciting thing in the world for fans and gamers, should be taken as great news since a strong advertising base will add to the longevity of the game.   

Source:
Fomos Korean StarCraft News

Napisao Frame | 24 jun 2010
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41% smo odkljucali do sada contenta na Dominion sajtu! Artwork, ringtonovi i "more to come"! :) Nastavite da "lajkujete" i sherujete sajt i da delite drugima Examove, kako bi videli jos vise fantasticnog artworka i slusali dobar soundtrack StarCrafta II!

Napisao Frame | 22 jun 2010
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Napisao Frame | 18 jun 2010
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Napisao Frame | 17 jun 2010
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There will definitely be "chat channels" coming in one of the patches after the release. The system will be based around groups, where you will be able to join public channels that are based around your interests, which can be virtually anything. Also the system will include private chat channels (in plans for release in the first few months after the release), where you will be able to meet with your friends. 

As for identifiers they are returning for the second phase of the beta. The previous system did not work as intended to some degree and based on feedback received the developers decided to implement a variation of this, which is going to attach character codes. These will be three digit numbers added to your nickname and they will be seen in the UI screens. Thanks to this you will be able to add friends manually, just like previously with identifiers. On top of that you can still add friends using all other methods (using the score screen or RealID). 

I'll pause with that.

Napisao Frame | 16 jun 2010
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