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{{quote|"Your gateway to all things Blizzard."}}
'''[https://www.blizzard.com/en-us/apps/battle.net/desktop Blizzard Battle.net]''' is an online [[
During March 20, 2009, Blizzard reveal Battle.net and its revamped features, this will be the first of a long line of rebranding and name changing of the launcher. This is the first time were friends list, connecting to other accounts, and integration were first seen in the world. Blizzard Entertainment also give a better matching making system and revamping the ladder system, based on skill, as a way to make competitive playing much easier.
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{{Tropelist}}
* [[Allegedly Free Game]]: Most of Blizzard's games are free to try, straight out of their game tabs.
* [[Adaptation Name Change]]: Blizzard keeps doing this, the client's first name was Battle.net, until it went through several iterations until it became its' current name.
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* [[Digital Avatar]]: The profile images that one can choose or customize.
* [[Digital Distribution]]
* [[
* [[Even Better Sequel]]: The Battle.net and Blizzard authenicator for mobile replaced the hardware authenications, because both apps outdid the authenicator devices.
** Averted slightly, since the portable keychain charm appearing devices are still alive and kicking.
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* [[Screwed by the Lawyers]]: Blizzard forced bnetd, an Open Source Blizzard.net server emulator, to stop.
* [[Swiss Cheese Security]]: On August 4, 2012, hackers hacked the North American Battle.net servers by getting access to users' personal stuff, like e-mail addresses. Blizzard had to tell their customers to change all their passwords.
* [[Weird Currency]]: Played straight that gamers can convert their [[World of Warcraft]] gold into credit, doing this can having some extra game currency for buying virtual goods for games, like [[Overwatch]] and [[Hearthstone]].
* [[We Sell Everything]]: Averted, Blizzard Entertainment confirmed that they won't sell non-Blizzard games, just to obtain their quality standard.
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