It will work just like Overwatch 2 where it requires that you link your Steam and Battle.net accounts so yes, an account is required but no launcher. Certainly frees up the hassle of extra programs running in the background.
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Its possibly just to take advantage of steam's higher exposure. Im sure they have the data since CoD is practically a yearly event at both platforms. I would be surprised if steam sales dont massively outdo those at battlenet's.
After all, steam charges a percentage for each sale. If they're willing to part with some cash its likely that the data overwhelmingly favors steam as a platform.
As for hearthstone being in steam. Its more than likely, since its a (theoretical) FTP game. Though I dont expect there to be much takers, the market for card games (or psuedo card games) being fairly saturated at this point.
Hearthstone would make sense, as having it pop up in "playing now" notifications of friends might remind potential new or returning players of its existence.
I guess all their games will make the move eventually: despite Overwatch 2's review bombing, they still went ahead with Diablo IV. So there must be significant upsides as well, either in terms of more players or the amount of money they save by not having to keep developing the Battle.Net client.
Well I hope Hearthstone is next because I really don't want to install any shitty Microsoft clients to run it once Microsoft takes over. It will also be interesting to see how well Hearthstone is standing by looking at the activity data. It could either promote the game if the numbers are decent or shoot its own leg if the numbers are underwhelming.
Kinda wish they banned Thaddius alongside it. What it's doing in Questline Warlock is not particularly healthy. The deck may not be top of the meta but that's definitely a bannable gameplay pattern.
but given Blizzard's recent track it might be an unplayable mess for all I know...
I played the closed beta and this is not how I would describe my experience with it. It's essentially Clash Royale, but with a huge focus on pve and a lot more depth with the customization options and different boss mechanics. I went through the entire campaign without ever getting to a point where I had to grind for weeks or spend Money to progress. The game also has a lot of charm from its machine UI, over the skylander like (lol, does anyone remembers Skylanders?) Minis to the level up animations and talent poses they have.
It's a pretty fun game if you are looking to waste a couple minutes every now and then.
Dragonflight is possibly the only expansion that seems to have "universal" love. Even Legion, which had countless numbers of people praising it during the cycle was met with pockets of hatred when it came to the legendary system with its horrendous RNG. I know plenty of people who quit because of legendary nonsense (who came back for BFA) but I haven't encountered anyone that has left Dragonflight. That's not to say no one has, my pool of closeish friends is certainly not reflective of the player base as a whole, but it is interesting to see that and the overall positive attitude towards DF.
I regret not playing Dragonflight much. I'll login occasionally to do some of the limited-time stuff, but I actually feel like I missed out on so much stuff and the huge backlog of story quests doesn't really help with that. WoW creating FOMO is not a feeling I have had in a very long time and I cannot wait to see where they are planning to take it for the next expansion. If the leaks are true and we're looking at a Dwarven expansion, I might need to get a crew together.
Ive said this time and time again whenever toxic cards like Algalon the Observer, Bonelord Frostwhisper, Theotar, the Mad Duke etc. are printed: Why do it? If its good it'll be toxic, and if its not good then its completely unplayable. So what is the point, other than feeding more to players whose sole intention is not to win but to annoy their opponent.
So right now we see jailer being temporarily banned. I'd like to ask team5, why is jailer being targeted when the obvious evil-doer here is Tony, King of Piracy
Or perhaps more pertinently. Why team5 persist in designing druid to be the only class that basically doesnt care what the opponent is doing? Not since DoD that we're even bothered about what druid does, its usually kill them before they do whatever bs combo there is at the moment.
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Diablo IV is Blizzard's Second Game Coming to Steam - Arrives October 17 Alongside Season 2
It will work just like Overwatch 2 where it requires that you link your Steam and Battle.net accounts so yes, an account is required but no launcher. Certainly frees up the hassle of extra programs running in the background.
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Diablo IV is Blizzard's Second Game Coming to Steam - Arrives October 17 Alongside Season 2
Its possibly just to take advantage of steam's higher exposure. Im sure they have the data since CoD is practically a yearly event at both platforms. I would be surprised if steam sales dont massively outdo those at battlenet's.
After all, steam charges a percentage for each sale. If they're willing to part with some cash its likely that the data overwhelmingly favors steam as a platform.
As for hearthstone being in steam. Its more than likely, since its a (theoretical) FTP game. Though I dont expect there to be much takers, the market for card games (or psuedo card games) being fairly saturated at this point.
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Diablo IV is Blizzard's Second Game Coming to Steam - Arrives October 17 Alongside Season 2
If I understood the article correctly, you still need a Battle.Net account, but not the Battle.Net launcher.
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Diablo IV is Blizzard's Second Game Coming to Steam - Arrives October 17 Alongside Season 2
Hearthstone would make sense, as having it pop up in "playing now" notifications of friends might remind potential new or returning players of its existence.
I guess all their games will make the move eventually: despite Overwatch 2's review bombing, they still went ahead with Diablo IV. So there must be significant upsides as well, either in terms of more players or the amount of money they save by not having to keep developing the Battle.Net client.
Diablo IV is Blizzard's Second Game Coming to Steam - Arrives October 17 Alongside Season 2
Youre not actually playing it via steam right? Still need battlenet to actually play the game?
Diablo IV is Blizzard's Second Game Coming to Steam - Arrives October 17 Alongside Season 2
Well I hope Hearthstone is next because I really don't want to install any shitty Microsoft clients to run it once Microsoft takes over. It will also be interesting to see how well Hearthstone is standing by looking at the activity data. It could either promote the game if the numbers are decent or shoot its own leg if the numbers are underwhelming.
And gifting bundles could become a lot easier
Warcraft Rumble Launching November 3
What do you mean by soulless? I think it looks charming and fun; not bashing your opinion, just curious why it seems that way to you.
Jailer Gets Banned in Hearthstone's Latest Hotfix Patch
Here's a long-term fix for The Jailer:
Battlecry: Destroy your deck.
[Aura] Your other minions are immune.
Jailer is powerful, but fine, by himself. It's when you get him on the board alongside Tony or MalGanis that we experience one-player games.
Edited to better explain battlecry vs aura.
Jailer Gets Banned in Hearthstone's Latest Hotfix Patch
Kinda wish they banned Thaddius alongside it. What it's doing in Questline Warlock is not particularly healthy. The deck may not be top of the meta but that's definitely a bannable gameplay pattern.
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Warcraft Rumble Launching November 3
I played the closed beta and this is not how I would describe my experience with it. It's essentially Clash Royale, but with a huge focus on pve and a lot more depth with the customization options and different boss mechanics. I went through the entire campaign without ever getting to a point where I had to grind for weeks or spend Money to progress. The game also has a lot of charm from its machine UI, over the skylander like (lol, does anyone remembers Skylanders?) Minis to the level up animations and talent poses they have.
It's a pretty fun game if you are looking to waste a couple minutes every now and then.
Warcraft Rumble Launching November 3
soulless.
It's targeted at children and dopamine addicts; And it shows.
Warcraft Franchise to Lead BlizzCon Opening Ceremony
I couldn't agree more.
Dragonflight is possibly the only expansion that seems to have "universal" love. Even Legion, which had countless numbers of people praising it during the cycle was met with pockets of hatred when it came to the legendary system with its horrendous RNG. I know plenty of people who quit because of legendary nonsense (who came back for BFA) but I haven't encountered anyone that has left Dragonflight. That's not to say no one has, my pool of closeish friends is certainly not reflective of the player base as a whole, but it is interesting to see that and the overall positive attitude towards DF.
I regret not playing Dragonflight much. I'll login occasionally to do some of the limited-time stuff, but I actually feel like I missed out on so much stuff and the huge backlog of story quests doesn't really help with that. WoW creating FOMO is not a feeling I have had in a very long time and I cannot wait to see where they are planning to take it for the next expansion. If the leaks are true and we're looking at a Dwarven expansion, I might need to get a crew together.
Warcraft Rumble Launching November 3
Likely to be fun, maybe. But assuredly money hungry.
Warcraft Franchise to Lead BlizzCon Opening Ceremony
I get chills everytime I think about his openings.
Jailer Gets Banned in Hearthstone's Latest Hotfix Patch
Lol well, its not entirely unexpected.
Ive said this time and time again whenever toxic cards like Algalon the Observer, Bonelord Frostwhisper, Theotar, the Mad Duke etc. are printed: Why do it? If its good it'll be toxic, and if its not good then its completely unplayable. So what is the point, other than feeding more to players whose sole intention is not to win but to annoy their opponent.
So right now we see jailer being temporarily banned. I'd like to ask team5, why is jailer being targeted when the obvious evil-doer here is Tony, King of Piracy
Or perhaps more pertinently. Why team5 persist in designing druid to be the only class that basically doesnt care what the opponent is doing? Not since DoD that we're even bothered about what druid does, its usually kill them before they do whatever bs combo there is at the moment.