I think those are codes for the base copy of the game and not time cards. That is the picture used on the new boxed version of the game since Cata was added to it.
I think those are codes for the base copy of the game and not time cards. That is the picture used on the new boxed version of the game since Cata was added to it.
I don't think so. They specifically show the (older) battle chest in the bottom left and the time card in question has a hole punched at the top of it to show that it sits on a metal bar (whatever the technical term for it is) at the store on a rack/shelf.
The text below it also states:
I'm only going off of the 60-day time card assumption because it was mentioned on another forum, but I have yet to find a clear image of the sales paper. It could also be some sort of pet or something because it also comes with a purchase of SC2, but I don't know what digital could could be useful for both games. /shrugDigital code with Purchase of Starcraft II Heart of the Storm (typo?), Wings of Liberty, or World of Warcraft Mists of Pandaria
They have had a little stand thing at Gamestop for a while that sells digital codes for the game and some other stuff like character transfers and what not that come on cards like you see at a gift card section. Since it's the same pic that comes on the new battle chest I figured it was the new version of the base game card you get for free.
Also I figured giving 60 day wow time cards with StarCraft 2 purchases wouldn't make much sense as people might get the game that don't play WoW and have no use for the time. If it does end up being time cards I'll probably buy 6 copies of MoP and just stash them away until WoD comes out and use them then.
No, you're absolutely right. I haven't set foot in a GameStop in well over a year, so I had no idea that they sold the Battle Chest in the form of a time-card-looking-thing like that.
So, if that's the case then if you purchase MoP it looks that you get a free Battle Chest -- Which sounds good either way.
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