yea p2p cant be argued for more content

Content = xpac, xpac = money

That issues covered

It still amazes me that people think P2P means more content and that Blizzard automatically works harder because of it.
Especially in a game that only involves four people at a time.

actually the votes would say the opposite about the majority so i guess thats good

its just a small group who are oblivious

though p2p does get you faster fixes and whatnot, diablo 2 was always running great and well maintained.. I think it's really up to them... if it is p2p... we're all just gunna have to pay it lol.

This post was edited by Raymond420 on Mar 1 2011 04:03pm

How?
Starcraft II is getting patched quite often, and I'm not paying to play that.

This post was edited by Boogersnot308 on Mar 1 2011 04:31pm

ofc not, p2p blows anyone who argures about better support is pretty much brain damaged

This post was edited by EVANGELI0N on Mar 1 2011 04:28pm

IT SHOULD FUCKING BE RELEASED FIRST OBVIOUSLY

Well, if people are willing to pay the P2P price, then of course they are going to work a bit harder to add content for it.

As long as people are willing to pay for a service, the provider will find ways to keep that service interesting. In Blizzard's case, as long as people are still willing to pay for a game, they will keep adding content to extend game-play, whereas the game would otherwise probably stop after the first or so expansion pack.

All moot points however, since D3 won't be P2P.



I'm not even going to argue patches; all developers will patch their games. P2P only covers extensive hack and bot countermeasures and content. Nothing else.

This post was edited by gateguy on Mar 1 2011 04:53pm

This makes no sense.
Why are you automatically assuming that because it's P2P, they will do more to control bots?

I voted yes, most of the people who are not in favour of free play probably don't have jobs and can't afford it so of course the poll will be slanting your way. Just my opinion on why more people would vote against it. 30 bucks a month won't break my bank