But those hurdles aren't insurmountable, and we are looking into solutions that will allow interested players to obtain access to other regional versions without having to buy another full copy of the game. Unfortunately, there are a multitude of challenges we have to overcome due to the unique regional account and billing options that didn't exist in the past. Getting people online, playing and interacting is obviously the overall goal for the platform, and that includes allowing people to play across regional boundaries as they have in the past. PS: I want to play the single-player campaign in English (cause i don't like the translation that blizzard did to Portuguese), but i want to play with my friends and a lot of them are going to buy the "Portuguese version" on stores here in Brazil.Īccording to a post by a Blizzard employee, you might be able to play with your friends no matter where they are: just the game client is region locked or my account (cd-key) is region locked too?) North America and Latin America are 2 different regions in this list. Select the region closest in proximity to help ensure the best game performance. You will only be able to play with people in the same region, and not all languages available to each region. (just English).Īlso, when i click "Change Region" on the link, i got the following warning:
(in Spanish and Portuguese) and other for N.A.
I'm not sure about this on SC2, as when i go to download the game client installer, there is two different options, one for L.A.
#HOW TO FIND MY STARCRAFT CD KEY INSTALL#
Does someone who wants to play the North America and Latin America versions of StarCraft 2 need to buy two keys, or is just one key enough to install both game clients?
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