Collector's Edition Info
#1
Here's what you get.
  • Game
  • Diablo Skull
  • 4GB USB drive with D2 & D2:LoD
  • Behind-the-scenes DVD
  • Art Book
  • Soundtrack
  • D3 Ingame: Aesthetic Artifacts
  • WoW Ingame: Fetish Shaman Pet
  • SC2 Ingame: Decal & Portraits
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#2
I don't really see that as worth it for me for some reason...
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#3
Plus 4 months free subscription toward the 12 month commitment to WoW if you choose to go that route.
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#4
I'm all over it. I've always enjoyed the extras in Blizzard Collector's Editions.

I have to admit, though... Starcraft 2 kind of soured me. The game did not stay "fun" for me for long, and I'm debating getting the CE of Heart of the Swarm. We shall see.
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#5
Are you kidding, Zara? What was immensely satisfying about SC2 was the variety. In each map, you were always doing something different. Although I really enjoyed the original Red Alert, the whole game was basically a repeat of "build a base, gather resources, amass giant army, go forth and lay waste to all". Fun, but repetative. SC2 was really enjoyable to me. Having finished it 4-5 times from beginning to end, I'm eagerly awaiting Heart of the Swarm. Smile
Also the Collector's edition was also worth the extra money. I didn't need the original SC+BW on a memory stick, but the soundtrack was great (I have it on my phone and can play it using Spotify, which works great), and the making of-documentary was very interesting. Good value, IMO.

As for D3, I'm hopefully optimistic that the quality of the collector's edition will rival that of SC2's.
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#6
I didn't like SC2 vanilla either, but the countless mods and custom games sold me. I love the 1001 varieties of tower defense, for example.

And I pre-ordered a collector's edition ages ago, when Diablo3 was officially announced. that's what? 1-2 years ago or so?
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#7
I should be more specific. It's the multiplayer aspect that lost me. I thoroughly enjoyed the campaign, but I didn't find myself enjoying playing multiplayer. *shrugs* To each his own.
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