Future Finding Jim Raynor screenshots (will be announced when it starts) įansite Beta Key Opportunities Main article: Fansite Opportunitiesįansites will provide opportunities to win beta keys.There were opportunities at BlizzCon 2009 as well. Approximately 20,000 beta keys were given away at BlizzCon 2008. NVIDIA® GeForce® 9600M GT or ATI Radeon® HD 4670 or better īeta keys are a code which enabled gamers to participate in the StarCraft II beta.Ĭodes received at WWI 2008 and BlizzCon 2008 can be used for StarCraft II beta keys.NVIDIA® GeForce® 8600M GT or ATI Radeon® X1600 or better.
#Starcraft remastered beta pro
128 MB NVidia GeForce 6600 GT/ATI Radeon 9800 PRO video card.1 GB system RAM/1.5 GB for Vista and Windows 7.2.2 GHz Pentium IV or equivalent AMD Athlon processor.Voice chat was available between users and users could move together as parties, in a feature taking some reference from World of Warcraft. Īccess to the Galaxy Map Editor was made available in April 2010. Cross-game functionality was not immediately present. StarCraft II beta was multiplayer only and contained some 2.0 features (such as the friends list and party system). StarCraft II beta was downloaded from a tester's account.
#Starcraft remastered beta full
South Korea will have access to the full game a few days early. The second phase was open in Taiwan and South Korea (rather than a closed beta as elsewhere). Phase two of the beta began on J and ended on July 19. The first phase of the beta ended June 7, 2010. The process was repeated on April 22 and again in June. On March 25, 2010, the beta database was wiped, removing characters, friends lists, profiles and ladder/league placements. Beta testers were given an additional key so they could invite a friend in March 2010. The second and third waves were released on February 23 and March 6, 2010. Blizzard aimed for 10,000 players online at one time during the beta. īlizzard traditionally offers 40,000 beta keys, but expectations for StarCraft II were larger. Blizzard did not release the beta in different regions individually, as they set up beta-testing infrastructure in each region.
Īfter the initial wave of invites, which included both those who opted-in and those who received beta keys, more players will be added when use drops or they need to test more users. In April 2010 the Macintosh version of the beta became available. The beta itself opened February 17, 2010. The release of StarCraft II had been delayed to mid-2010 to give adequate time to prepare.
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