#Battle.Net

[cadyrocks]

Really not a big fan of how Battle.net has shifted, in terms of overlay, from "here are your games, click here to play them" to "here is our storefront full of ads, here is our pop-up advertisement for a game you don't play or care about, here's a notification about an ongoing sale you didn't ask about, and begrudgingly here is a play button for the game you want". Not a glow-up.

[forteania]

After a bit of trial and error, I’m playing OG Diablo 1 on my Steam Deck! I will need no other game for the foreseeable future.

[andrenoob]

Warcraft cumple 30 años y estrena remasterizaciones sus dos primeras entregas

En la celebración de los 30 años de Warcraft, Blizzard ha anunciado las remasterizaciones de Warcraft I, Warcraft II y mejoras para el remaster de Warcraft III. Permitiendo que todos los interesados en vivir estos juego, de nuevo o por primera vez, puedan hacerlo con un interesante bundle.  ¿Qué novedades traen las remasterizaciones de Warcraft? En el marco de la presentación de aniversario, se…

[savingcontent]

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Review

The black and orange of Black Ops has returned, and it’s as slick and swift as ever, to be one of the best entries in the past several years. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 continues off what worked so well in Black Ops Cold War, while also adding the impressively satisfying new omnimovement system that’s sure to be a fan favorite going forward, giving the series flexibility in its movement systems…

[twohitgames]

World of Warcraft: The War Within abre su acceso anticipado

Para algunos, el viaje a las profundidades de Azeroth para enfrentarse a las fuerzas cada vez mayores del Vacío comienza con el acceso anticipado a World of Warcraft: The War Within, que ya está disponible. Los jugadores que hayan comprado la Collector’s Edition en formato físico o el lote digital de la Epic Edition podrán comenzar su aventura subiendo de nivel cuatro días antes del lanzamiento a…

[dmdarius]

It's time. Diablo, the Lord of Terror himself, calls forth his armies to ready for an assault on the mortal realm. And unlike Mephisto, he's no push over. In fact, he's down right a bad time! Time to pull out my secret weapon... #retro #diabloII #blizzard

[soloyves]

idk if i have mutuals (or anyone) that play overwatch but my battletag is sailormars#11926

[meugamer]

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III - Multiplayer gratuito de 4 a 8 de abril

A Activision está liberando um teste para Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III durante todo o fim de semana. No período de 4 a 8 de abril, a versão multiplayer do jogo estará disponível gratuitamente, permitindo aos jogadores explorar os conteúdos da nova temporada. A temporada 3 foi lançada com diversas novidades para os fãs de uma das franquias de Shooter tático mais aclamada de todos os…

[dkplayer]

Не работает Battle.Net в Wine/Proton

Если у вас перестал запускаться или устанавливаться Battle.Net или другими словами Не работает Battle.Net на Linux через WINE или Proton, то эта инструкция, вероятно, поможет вам в решении этой проблемы.

https://www.gamebuntu.ru/howto/ne-rabotaet-battle-net-v-wine-proton/

[chaoscharmedrp]

Looking for world of warcraft friends and roleplayers and secondlife as well ty

[linuxgamenews]

Steam is due to offer Overwatch 2 on the platform

Blizzard games are coming to Steam which spell hope for Linux via Proton and Windows PC. This marks a whole new change for the storefront and platform development going forward. Alright, let's dive into this news from Blizzard, the creators of some of the epic games in the world of digital entertainment. They're making a big move, and it has some interesting implications for us, the Linux players in the community. On the positive side, this is a huge win for accessibility on August 10th. Blizzard can now reach players in a more broad market, and by bringing their titles to Steam, they're opening up a whole new range of people to jump into their world. This is especially good news as native gamers since the client does offer solid Proton support. Which is already proving itself as a strong commitment for native support. With Overwatch 2 leading the charge, we're likely to see more titles available with Linux compatibility. Let along Steam Deck. This means more choices and more chances for native support for us. Moreover, this move doesn't mean that Battle.net is going away. They're simply expanding their reach. This means that if you're already playing on Battle.net, you won't have to change anything. You can keep playing your favorite Blizzard titles just like before. Plus, if you are using Valve's platform, you'll still need to connect to a Battle.net account. This means you'll be able to play with your friends no matter what platform they're on.

Blizzard Downside

Now, let's talk about the potential downsides. While Valve does support Linux, not all games on the platform are compatible. So, even though Overwatch 2 is coming to the client, there's no guarantee that it will be Verified. Although there are high hopes. But, we'll have to wait and see what Blizzard decides to do. Especially with Battle.net support. Another potential issue is that while Steam has a lot of great features, it also has its own set of problems. For example, some people have reported issues with the platform's customer service and refund policies. So, while this move might make Blizzard's titles more accessible, it could also bring new challenges for players. In conclusion, Blizzard's decision to bring their titles to Valve's platform is a big deal, with both benefits and drawbacks. For native players, it could mean more options and better accessibility. But it also comes with some uncertainties. As always, the best thing we can do as players is to stay informed and be ready to adapt to whatever comes our way. After all, that's what native gaming has been all about. Will this evolve into more native titles, or simply keep to compatibility?

[skaamit]

Предположу, что «Battle Net» отправят к «Bethesda Net» где-нибудь через годик.

Но всё же как-то неимоверно дико видеть игру от «Blizzard» в «Steam». Но, наверное... спасибо?

[cadyrocks]

Battle.net. Listen. You're not Steam. You are the obnoxious, unnecessary step between me and my version of cardboard crack. This would be distasteful enough if the last time I bought something from you, it went swimmingly. My last purchase was Overwatch.

Really not a big fan of how Battle.net has shifted, in terms of overlay, from "here are your games, click here to play them" to "here is our storefront full of ads, here is our pop-up advertisement for a game you don't play or care about, here's a notification about an ongoing sale you didn't ask about, and begrudgingly here is a play button for the game you want". Not a glow-up.