Ok, this kills the fun I used to have few years ago, but I kinda understand now…
I’ll quote something from CNET (Which is quoted from somewhere else):
We don’t currently plan to support LAN play with Starcraft II, as we are building Battle.net to be the ideal destination for multiplayer gaming with Starcraft II and future Blizzard Entertainment games, While this was a difficult decision for us, we felt that moving away from LAN play and directing players to our upgraded Battle.net service was the best option to ensure a quality multiplayer experience with Starcraft II and safeguard against piracy
I, personally, think that this is a fair move… I mean, c’mon, almost everyone in Kuwait (Exceptions applies, but there’s always a workaround) has decent DSL connection to play with others and all…
Though yes, they should kick LAN support for LAN-parties and stuff
What do you think about this statement? Kick in a comment and let us read what you have in mind…
A study in Sydney suggests that imaginary friends usually benefits kids because, statistically (With few exceptions ofcourse), %65 of the children have one till they reach 8 years old…
And those who does has better communication skills and can do harder and more complex tasks than other kids…
So, stop laughing at those kids because, well, they might end up being your manager
Click here to read the related COSMOS MAGAZINE article
Google thought that searching Michael Jackson death related thingies was an attack on their servers considering the time it’s initialized and an exact sentences used for that search thingy…
I don’t want to be insensitive (And if you think I am, don’t read this post)… But this is funny, we have ALOT of stuff to worry and go sad’n'mad about (Atleast the National Assembly of Kuwait future)… Yet we cry over a pedophile’s death…
He even caused more damage than Steve Irwin’s death (Someone who explored and brought scientific benefits to this planet rather than pop music)