I played D3 at BlizzCon in 2008 and 2009. It did improve in that years time but it still had a LONG ways to go. It just was not to the point where I could pick it up and it was fun. It seemed too boring and just no where near ready to hit the streets.

Starcraft 2 on the other hand... man, that was a blast to play this year. The missions were great. The graphics were wonderful. It's going to be a hell of a game.

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The official website was not updated with the new support link until about 2 days after the most recent Gladiator/Pugilist update.

Nice picture.

The the mouse... do you have to lift your finger up to click?

Stock photos galore on their website. I'm a weeee bit scared.

I'd prefer digital audio, especially with my Mac Mini being used as a media PC.

@hary536
The reports of these problems in EU and other non-AT&T networks are a lot less frequent. This is an AT&T problem a majority of the time.

Reboot your phone (turn it off and then back on). Sometimes the things get wonky and a nice reboot clears it up.

And your harddrive crashes and now you don't have any of the movies you downloaded. Sure you may say "but I have a backup", but I can bet that a majority of computer users do not have offline or secondary harddrives to backup their data onto.

Digital Distribution is great as long as the service stays around for years and allows re-downloading movies if you have a harddrive crash (or something equally bad). But I still prefer my physical media when it comes to movies.

That'd be awesome. WTB Laptop.