Free World of Warcraft With 30 Day Free Trial For Those That Purchased Starcraft II @ Eu Battle
Received an email from Blizzard Entertainment and sure others will have who purchased the game.
"Joel,
Thanks a lot for being an early supporter of StarCraft II. The community is off to a great start, with over four million players worldwide and I'm pleased to report that the rumors of the death of real-time-strategy gaming have been greatly exaggerated.
As a thank you for your early support, I've flagged your Battle.net account to receive a free, downloadable copy of World of Warcraft. This is the full version of World of Warcraft that we sell in store and includes a 30-day subscription. Just follow the instructions below to activate it, download the game, and start playing. Again, it's totally free. "


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Jump to unread Post a CommentThis might also go cold because a freebie has no cost at all, this is free normally (or is it 10 days trial) + you have to buy something.
This you get the game for free and 30 days for free... sure you have to pay if you continue playing but that doesn't have anything to do with the deal itself
This offer isn't for anyone, just those that purchased Starcraft II and are eligable, I don't see why it would be voted cold or not be considered a freebie
It's because it's not really a freebie, ie, I've never played WoW, so I should be entitled to a 30 day trial....
What is the point in buying an extension for it to get a "free" trial? There isn't.
It's because it's not really a freebie, ie, I've never played WoW, so I should be entitled to a 30 day trial....
What is the point in buying an extension for it to get a "free" trial? There isn't.
Starcraft 2 is a different game by the same developers, it's not a WoW expansion ;)
Sure, it'd be a deal if it was "Buy Starcraft II now and get WoW for free"
By your logic, if you bought Windows 7 and 2 years later they say "For those who purchased Windows 7 2 years ago, you get a free year of McAfee", you'd say that was a deal and not a freebie?
Come on, man...
and I don't know anything about this game, I didn't know it came out 2 years ago
I doubt many people scouring the freebie boards will be wanting to do a free trial of a game that you eventually have to pay for...
Love film free trial codes don't appear on freebies (not that I've seen anyway)
So how is this any different?
And again, I didn't vote cold, I just simply answered why it was getting voted cold.
"As a thank you for your early support, I've flagged your Battle.net account to receive a FREE, DOWNLOADABLE copy of WORLD OF WARCRAFT. This is the FULL VERSION of WORLD OF WARCRAFT that we SELL IN STORE and *INCLUDES* a 30-day subscription."
Please learn to read... perhaps capslock will help?
http://download.mcafee.com/eval/evaluate2.asp
etc etc... Oh and if you bought a computer operating Windows you get a free trial of Office, maybe worth a post?
http://download.mcafee.com/eval/evaluate2.asp
etc etc... Oh and if you bought a computer operating Windows you get a free trial of Office, maybe worth a post?
Why do you keep bringing trials into it? You get the game for free that you would usually have to PAY for and the trial is just a bonus, do you even know how MMO's work? It sounds to me like you just don't want to admit you're wrong.
Edited By: topsup on Mar 22, 2011 00:53
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You expect them to get you an MMO that's 100% free? lol.... you must be trollin', nobody is this silllly
Just stop responding now :p