Burning Crusade Retail ISO torrent

Bill · 01/14/07, 7:52 AM

I just thought I should link the retail BC torrent on pirate bay, this will make things much easier for some, especially for people who live in places like Romania/South Africa

Ease · 01/14/07, 8:07 AM

Correct me if I'm wrong, but as convenient as this may be for people in those countries, this is pretty illegal I believe? I also don't believe that is smiled upon here if so.

mek · 01/14/07, 8:13 AM

It might be illegal, but thanks anyway.

My friends who are having the xpack mailed to them, and the cd-key emailed to them, will be very grateful for such a torrent if the beta client suddenly stops working on the 16th.

Maax · 01/14/07, 8:13 AM

Torrent isn't much use without a key, but I don't know blizzard's official stance.

Nite_Moogle · 01/14/07, 8:13 AM

This is one of the few cases where a torrent file of this manner is relatively harmless since it does no good without the key to upgrade your account.

Bill · 01/14/07, 8:21 AM

I see no harm in posting this as you still need to buy the game. I'm personally buying the TBC key online and this kind of torrent means I can play the game as it launches and not having to wait over 2 months (South African stores :/ ) for it to be released.

Ease · 01/14/07, 8:24 AM

Originally Posted by Nite_Moogle

This is one of the few cases where a torrent file of this manner is relatively harmless since it does no good without the key to upgrade your account.

True enough.

It's too bad Blizzard didn't support an option to make an online purchase/download of the expansion, including the CD Key. Is there any official statement as to why? I could only assume they wanted to generate the buzz of a highly-anticipated boxed release (hopefully garnering more customers in the process..), but even then, it seems they could do both easily enough.

mek · 01/14/07, 8:29 AM

Originally Posted by Ease

It's too bad Blizzard didn't support an option to make an online purchase/download of the expansion, including the CD Key. Is there any official statement as to why? I could only assume they wanted to generate the buzz of a highly-anticipated boxed release (hopefully garnering more customers in the process..), but even then, it seems they could do both easily enough.

It's very rare for a game to be available for online purchse with initial release, due to pressure from "brick & mortar" stores. The industry wants you to be in RL stores with RL copies, and so you are.