Recent content by Ertis

I know right?! Blizzard released their newest series (Starcraft) in 1998! Since then it's just been same old Starcraft, Diablo, and Warcraft stuff over and over again! Man I hate those guys!

Wahlburg, Bale and Adams in a movie together. Really, you can't lose.

Agreed.

Tarrker, Blizzard has never promised player owned housing, and Wintergrasp and Isle of Conquest have siegeable buildings. They have been doing that since alpha. You don't seem to be keeping up with beta news. The stat UI in particular and the rest of the UI in general have also been...

He was pretty forgettable when I started playing ME, but when I started paying attention to the conversations, he's similar to Garrus; a real quite, cool guy who could unload a can of whoop-ass in an instant.

I'm assuming it'll be the same thing as the SC2 forums. But really, anything is fine as long as it's not real life info.

Yes, says so in the post.

"you will be posting by your StarCraft II Battle.net character name + character code" Source http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?sid=1&topicId=25968987278

You could argue that it was a good idea, just that everyone was against it. Not that I thought it was...

Then I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree /shrug

Yet somehow this escapes the "lol real names on the net is gud" people. The FBI and FTC disagree.

So you would be ok if the Escapist did this then? "But there's no troll problem here!" Right you are, if Blizzard put half as much effort into moderation as most large and well-known forums do, there wouldn't have been this discussion to begin with.

"Holy crime Batman, Gotham is overrun with criminals!" "No problem Robin, I'll just detonate this nuke. Sure it will kill many non-criminals, probably even good people, but there won't be any crime anymore!"

Except that the employee posted his full name on the forum in a misguided attempt to show how "safe" it is to post your full name on the internet. So yeah, point made, thanks Blizzard for throwing out everything even a half-witted internet user learns about internet safety and privacy.

Shepard: You watch me or you watch organics? Legion: Yes.