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How to play Starcraft 2 on LAN? Do I need two licenses to play StarCraft 2 multiplayer over a LAN? How to play Starcraft II campaigns without logging in?
-piracy (bull!@#$ reason but hey it's blizz)
-Control over tournaments. With LAN play people could hold thier own large tournaments without permission from blizzard, having everything online enables blizz to shut down unauthorized tournaments.
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And it's stupid.
Say it with me, folks:
Blizzard good. Activision Bad.
Learn to Google
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With regards to the thread;
I got my first taste of the Navy about a week ago, and it opened my eyes to the disadvantages of Blizzard's games have for millitary members. On board a ship or in the middle of Afganistan you will probably have some form of internet access but it will probably barely fast enough to check facebook, nevermind play any game online.
The basic argument about LAN play is nothing new, but I think this is a new and valid argument for its inclusion.
Heck, I'm sure I wouldn't be the only one willing to verify my millitary service if it meant I could play Starcraft, or Diablo with my buddies during a bit of downtime between watches.
While I am aware it's not entirely the same thing, we all choose our line of work.
ya how about u do my job u wudnt be saying that anymore youd wish you had lan to play with other people
After that, let us do whatever the heck we want. Wanna LAN? Then LAN! Wanna use Battle.net? Then use it! It's dumb that they completely eliminated LAN mode. Starcraft was one of the most popular LAN party games out there, Starcraft 2 isn't even in the top 20. For crying out loud the original is more popular at LAN parties than it!
The real problem that I see is that most LAN parties aren't played at some e-sports facility with a beefy fiber optic connection. Most are played in some dudes basement where he's got just a basic cable/DSL connection. Cram 20 people down there downloading random stuff, streaming music and movies, doing god-knows-what-else, AND trying to play Starcraft 2 over Battle.net...all 20 people....and the game is gonna lag worse than our old 56k connections. Most people just don't have the bandwidth to support playing games together over the internet when they're on the same connection. That was the whole point of LAN and why it should be brought back.
Piracy is one of the reasons given, but for anyone actually familiar with the issue it hasn't stopped people from pirating the game at all. I believe people have hacks to try and get it to work, but you won't find links to that kind of stuff on blizzards official forums.
It sucks for tournaments, anyone in a rural area or with unreliable internet, or just for LAN parties in general. People have been trying to get blizzard to put lan play back in since before launch.
I don't see why LAN would be an issue because if they are really worried about it they can just add authentication to the LAN mode that makes sure everyone is using a valid Battle.net account that has connected to Battle.net before. The LAN connection would check the accounts against eachother to make sure that players are not using the same account. This fixes the problem by ensuring that every person in the LAN party must be using a legitimate account and copy of the game in order to play on LAN. The game has already been purchased by each person in the party.
This question already has an answer here:
- Is LAN with StarCraft 2 definitely not possible? 2 answers
Every now and then I go out of town with family for a weekend or what-not. On these trips my brother and I always bring our laptops & such and we are always wanting to play 1v1 against each other or 2v2 with bots on LAN.
There is no internet connection aside from our dinky little mobile hotspot which we pay for data usage. It's not an option.
How can he and I play Starcraft 2 on an Ad-hoc network we set up?
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