http://starcraft2.pro/really-bad-news-about-battle-net

Blizzard; Is this true?

Is B.net 2.0 free of charge? And the only charges is for extra features that is not really necassary... or is that site telling the truth?

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http://starcraft2.pro/really-bad-news-about-battle-net

Blizzard; Is this true?

Is B.net 2.0 free of charge? And the only charges is for extra features that is not really necassary... or is that site telling the truth?

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As mentioned before, players will be able to use Battle.net for free when they purchase the full version of StarCraft II. There have been no changes to this.

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Q u o t e:
More of that careful wording. Can you please clarify? If Blizz doesn't think you "purchased the full version of StarCraft II" (however you determine that - how you determine it is another question you can consider asked), what happens? Can you still play single player? Obviously you can't play b.net for free, but can you play it with a monthly or one-time fee? Or are you entirely locked out until Blizz thinks you really did purchase SC2?
Also, "full version" just means "what you buy after release, either as a retail DVD or any authorized online download locations" (i.e. "not alpha, beta, or demo"), right? Or is there some more complex thing I'm missing?

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lol- here is one simple scenario:

When you buy StarCraft II from the store, you will be able to play on Battle.net for free. This is not a temporary trial of Battle.net.

Not purchasing the full version would include any illegal method of attaining software. In that case, you would not be able to get on Battle.net.