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3-11-2010 @ 2:20PM
Daedalus said...
If it really is in late October, I really want to see a preview of what's coming in 4.1, and a panel dealing with how they've felt about the first few months of WoW since Cataclysm's launch.
Failing that, I'd settle for seeing the unveiling of World of Starcraft.
Above all, what I really want to see at Blizzcon 2010 is me; last year was my first trip, and I really hope I get the chance to do it again.
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3-11-2010 @ 3:18PM
mindboggle said...
Uhmmm... beta of Cataclysm hasn't even started yet, Cata is not going to be out before October.
3-11-2010 @ 4:37PM
Drakkenfyre said...
It isn't likely to be out before November.
3-11-2010 @ 4:43PM
Drakkenfyre said...
Ok, I didn't see your second comment until now.
World of StarCraft? Are you serious?
They have already said their new game isn't an existing IP. Secondly, they wouldn't put out StarCraft 2 then put out an MMO afterwards. Thirdly, I wish people would stop using "World of StarCraft". StarCraft has 12 worlds. It wouldn't be "World".
3-11-2010 @ 4:44PM
iammurlocftw said...
Not only that, Alpha hasn't even started. then again they started development b4 Wotlk. I think they're doing pretty well for what's basically wow 2.0
3-11-2010 @ 5:24PM
Gemini said...
"Secondly, they wouldn't put out StarCraft 2 then put out an MMO afterwards."
Let's do a bit of creative editing here.
"Secondly, they wouldn't put out WarCraft 3 then put out an MMO afterwards."
See what I did there?
WarCraft 3 was released in 2002. WoW was announced in 2001.
3-11-2010 @ 5:41PM
Drakkenfyre said...
The difference being is that the game came out in 2004. Working on a game and releasing it is different.
They are also redoing Battle.net for StarCraft 2. They will be making a new interface, and they aren't going to pull away attention from that.
They aren't going to put out StarCraft 2, then announce an MMO immediately. And they have also said their new game isn't an existing IP.
3-11-2010 @ 9:02PM
Lisha said...
As far as the whole "Starscraft has 12 worlds, so World of Starcraft wouldn't apply" (slight paraphrashing), if we want to be technical World of Warcraft takes place on more then one world as well. Yes, it focuses on Azeroth, but there was the whole detour to Outlands(remains on Dreanor), and I've heard rumors of a final expansion occuring offworld as well.
3-12-2010 @ 12:56AM
Vitos said...
Space of Starcraft.
It keeps the same ring, SoS instead of WoW. It totally works.
3-25-2010 @ 11:08PM
Mattwo said...
Umm 'World of Starcraft" no, starcraft galaxy(ies) or adventures. They'd definitely have to copy SoE here. Then again they could be orginal and call it like any of their other starcraft games and expantions past the first one which didn't have a sub-name IIRC.