Blizzard just isn't who they used to be. Their account servers are incredibly unsafe...or they decided to take up the con-artist business. Judging from the amount of people recommending Battle.Net Authorization USB sticks, you'd think Blizzard really is running some sort of incredible scam. I bought 2 copies of the game on 2 separate Battle.net accounts I owned. Both of my accounts had every single Blizzard game. One day I tried to log into either account, and my passwords were changed. I couldn't change the passwords to the accounts (no idea why) so I had to call up Blizzard. They want me scan me and my mom's birth certificates and mail them photocopies.
What a ridiculous request - especially considering there is not a single way in hell that either account was genuinely hacked. Allegedly, my accounts were hacked many months after I had used them - so keylogging is out of the question. My password were so convoluted I had them written down on a piece of paper for safe keeping - so brute force is out of the question too. The only thing I can deduce is that Blizzard purposely lets hackers steal accounts directly from their servers - I've read too many people with similar cases to mine for me to believe otherwise at this point.
It's strange because it's not as if Battle.net accounts are incredibly valuable...My Steam account on the other hand, which actually has dozens and dozens of games that are actually worth something, and is used by me every day, has never been hacked once. It's so strange. I used to be one of Blizzard's most loyal customers and always spoke highly of them, but now they do nothing other than practice shoddy business.
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