I can't say for certain myself. But I plan on doing this with my brother (he is at home and I'm working) and I can let you know at 1:30 PM (East Coast) how it goes
that would be awesome! can you please let me know ASAP so we can buy ours? thanks a lot! Ill pm you my e-mail adress to make it easier (:
Would like the split the 40 bucks with a friend, but he is in another city. Someone know if it works? We were able the log-in with the same account in battle.net and not drop, but will the stream work?
you said it and I quote:
''Learn to read, I said the only part of your logic that makes sense is the part about 900 people not getting access being unlikely.''
that was my WHOLE logic. the starcraft 2 sales was a COMPARISON to gain perspective on more or less how many people could be opted-in.
All I meant was: if out of the 900 people who commented on facebook, 0 got beta keys, then that would mean for every 901 who opted in, 1 would get a key, at least.
I know this isn't a fact (and by a miracle all the people who commented happened to be just the people who didn't get keys) but like you said that is very unlikely, impossible actually.
and trust me, people would comment saying they got the keys right away.
This is actually terrible logic, beyond the fact that it's highly unlikely no one from a sample of 900 wouldn't have gotten a key none of what you said makes any sense.
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your comment doesnt make sense, because that is exactly what I said, in different words. the fact you didn't understand my logic doesnt mean it doesn't make sense...
besides, if the the fact no one on this forum got a key is enough for you, why isn't it also enough that 900 people who commented on facebook didn't get them too?
edit: I mean, you said it yourself lol, if the odds are like 1/50 then out of 900 people shouldnt like 18 of them get keys? herp derp...
I think more people apply for beta than actually get the game. Lots of people use betas as a demo to see if they like the game or not. I'm sure SC2 had more than 3 million who opted-in but didn't buy it at release.
yes of course, the number of people who actually buy it is always less then the number of opt-ins. BUT the logic still stands... doesn't matter how much the game sells, I'm talking about the proportion of opt-ins and invites (:
calm the fuck down people, apparentely invites for players haven't gone out yet, cause no one is saying they got in. All I saw so far was 2 people saying they got in and they both appeared to be trollin the desperate (one guy was saying him and ALL his friends got in lol unlikely)
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damage? max is [1318-1560] - [ 1609-1940]
str? max is 1000.
help!
I actually like him, believe me, there's commentary a lot worse, and he is actually a really cool guy
you said it and I quote:
''Learn to read, I said the only part of your logic that makes sense is the part about 900 people not getting access being unlikely.''
that was my WHOLE logic. the starcraft 2 sales was a COMPARISON to gain perspective on more or less how many people could be opted-in.
All I meant was: if out of the 900 people who commented on facebook, 0 got beta keys, then that would mean for every 901 who opted in, 1 would get a key, at least.
I know this isn't a fact (and by a miracle all the people who commented happened to be just the people who didn't get keys) but like you said that is very unlikely, impossible actually.
and trust me, people would comment saying they got the keys right away.
your comment doesnt make sense, because that is exactly what I said, in different words. the fact you didn't understand my logic doesnt mean it doesn't make sense...
besides, if the the fact no one on this forum got a key is enough for you, why isn't it also enough that 900 people who commented on facebook didn't get them too?
edit: I mean, you said it yourself lol, if the odds are like 1/50 then out of 900 people shouldnt like 18 of them get keys? herp derp...
no no, like it was said in other posts, when the SC2 beta came out, there were pages after pages of people bragging about getting in the beta (:
yes of course, the number of people who actually buy it is always less then the number of opt-ins. BUT the logic still stands... doesn't matter how much the game sells, I'm talking about the proportion of opt-ins and invites (:
so, assuming less then 1 people for every 900 that applied got the keys, that would mean:
- assuming blizz is sending out 10k invites, 9 million people would have applied.
starcraft 2 sold 3million copies in its first month. do you really think 9million people applied for D3 beta?
chill. invites haven't been sent yet.
THERE IS STILL HOPE!