I quit everything Blizzard after Starcraft 2, that game had so much down time, and although it did have an offline option, you couldn’t get new technologies as rewards in the campaign, when servers were down. Making it kind of redundant to have the offline mode IMO.
You can call it a boycott, but a company gone bad, rarely turns back to good again.
I quit everything Blizzard after Starcraft 2, that game had so much down time, and although it did have an offline option, you couldn’t get new technologies as rewards in the campaign, when servers were down. Making it kind of redundant to have the offline mode IMO.
You can call it a boycott, but a company gone bad, rarely turns back to good again.
Fool me once and all that.
Blizzard died for me when they started killing Hearthstone. I haven’t regretted it since.
Blizzard died for me when Activision bought them and they became another victim to capitalism.