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hmm I'm assuming we get our CD keys emailed to us eventually to activate?

They don't email product keys ever. if you pre-ordered the game from Blizzard they will just tag it on your account at Midnight (or whenever it is for your time zone) and you can login.

Has anyone heard when the servers go live? At midnight (US)? Kind of dumb that there's no Midnight release around my area... *Sad Panda*

For the Americas region, comprising the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, and South East Asia, the game servers will go live at 12:01 a.m. PDT on May 15

http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/5203659/Diablo_III_Midnight_Launch_Events-4_25_2012#blog

Just a heads up, you can actually watch cinematics for act 1 at the main menu. There are one for every character type.

I noticed that too. I SOOO want to watch them, but I'm trying to make myself wait for when I'm actually playing..."trying" is the key word. I feel my will power slowly draining.

Aussies shafted again, is there anywhere worse to be a gamer?

http://www.theverge.com/gaming/2012/5/13/3018593/game-australia-goes-into-administration

UPDATE at 4:00pm: GAME Australia texted customers today informing them that they will not be stocking Diablo III and anyone who pre-ordered the game will not receive a refund. While some GAME customers have told Polygon that they have been assured by GAME staff that they will receive their pre-orders and select GAME retailers managed to receive stock, the official word from GAME Australia came in a text message that Kotaku Australia obtained, which reads:

"Due to the appointment of an administrator to our business this morning, it is with regret that I inform you all that our stores will not be receiving any stock of diablo 3 (sic). Because of this, we regrettably will be unable to fulfill any pre-orders. Also, we will be unable to refund any deposits paid towards a pre-order of diablo 3. If you need any more info, please email [email protected]"

So the Diablo 3 Starter Edition has been announced, for the first 30 days people need a guest pass to access it though.

If anyone bought the boxed copy would they consider giving me their guest pass when they get theirs in the post, thanks.

http://www.eurogamer...free-trial-demo

I noticed that too. I SOOO want to watch them, but I'm trying to make myself wait for when I'm actually playing..."trying" is the key word. I feel my will power slowly draining.

lol Diablo is slowly consuming you. hahaha

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