At first glance this War Chest seems pretty similar to every other esports funding drive/cash grab/shopping spree out there, especially since the Dota 2 compendium first raked in millions of dollars for Valve. And applause for the use of a blue colour palette on a sad song.ĥa. Also I am sad that fewer music videos seem to be set at night by the side of someone's pool.ģ. Westlife wore some really shiny suits back in the day.Ģ. The first $200K will be added to the $500K BlizzCon 2017 prize pool, with any surplus contributing to StarCraft II event production."ġ. "25% of all War Chest purchases go directly to StarCraft II esports. Your initial purchase also grants awesome rewards in other Blizzard titles."
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Additional skins are divided into three phases, and can be unlocked by playing Multiplayer or Co-op matches during or after the corresponding phase, until by the end of the challenge you have a full set.
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"Each War Chest begins with a single unit skin and an exclusive portrait.
"War Chest: BlizzCon 2017 introduces more than 70 new items (spread across three phases), including sprays, emoticons, exclusive portraits, and StarCraft II’s first army-wide skins, all for a steeply discounted price. I'll put their blurb below but in laygamers' terms it's a multi-stage digital loot box to incentivise people a) buying one and then b) playing more Starcraft II as well as c) also supporting the Starcraft II esports stuff at Blizzcon 2017: While I wait for top scientists to develop an answer to our shared problem, Starcraft II is smooshing its esports carrot against fans' mouths/wallets in the form of a War Chest. If you know what makes a girl want to love you the way I doĮsports, you gotta let me know so I can get over you. Smile when you're around and cry when you're apart Tell me what makes an girl want to give you her credit card However, you won’t be able to purchase the chests after October 4th, so keep that in mind.įor more information on War Chests, head over to the StarCraft II War Chests website, or check out the video embedded below.As Westlife once sang in their famous song about esports and their associated cash drives: The War Chests “event” starts on July 19th, and ends on November 4th. The rest of the proceeds, up to 25%, will go into other costs. The first $200.000 will be added to the already existing $500.000 prize pool. Part of the money that the War Chests earn will go to the StarCraft II World Championship Series. If you choose to buy War Chests for other races, all the items you would’ve earned up until that point will unlock automatically. As you earn experience, the progress you make will count for all three races. If you’ve chosen to buy a War Chest for only one race, and later change your mind, don’t worry. There will be three tiers of item available, and each tier will unlock when a new issue of StarCraft Shadow Wars comes out. To unlock the other items, you’ll have to play StarCraft II, either in multiplayer or co-op. There are way more items that you can unlock, but it won’t come easy. When you buy them, you get a skin and a portrait, as well as a Heroes of the Storm loot chest, a card pack for Hearthstone, and a Tal’Darim pet for Diablo 3. Inside are various cosmetic items, such as skins, decals, sprays, and the like. You can purchase them for $10 each, or $25 for all three. War Chests come in separate “versions” for all three races.
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