StarCraft Foreign Battle.net, StarCraft Battle.net issues

The battlenet that Xiaose is talking about refers to ICCUP, which is the highest interstellar level battlenet in the world. Go for details.

Or read StarCraft's post.

There are Koreans, Europeans, and Americans on the ICCUP, and the level is quite high, but some rookies are not excluded.

Beginning of the season End of the season.

d- 1~5 1~3

d 5~9 3~6

d+ 9~11 6~9

c- 11~13 9~11

c 13~15 11~13

c+ 15~16 13~15

b- 17~18 15~16

b 18~20 17~18

b+ 20~21 18~19

a- Non-Korean top 19 21

A trainee is not a top Korean student.

A+ Korean Vocational 2nd Tier Trainee Korean Vocational 2nd Tier.

Five Rings, South Korea's Occupation First, South Korea's Occupation First, South Korea's Occupation Second.

And the internationally famous battle network you mentioned is ICCUP. If your interstellar is genuine, then you can get on it, and there is asia europe east america west america you should know about it, and I won't talk nonsense. But if Interstellar is not genuine, it can't be on.

There are also many more formal Battle.net ones in China, which need to be written into the Battle.net registry. Look here (but the interstellar is required to be genuine.)

Many domestic masters play on the VS battle platform, I saw LX on VS last year, and I want to play VS on VS.

It's very simple, let's say the QQ platform.

Then enter the Interstellar Channel and enter the corresponding version room.

Then click Start to pull

It's time to enter the Battle.net interstellar interface.

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StarCraft is a real-time strategy game produced and published by Blizzard Entertainment. This was the first installment in the StarCraft franchise and was officially released on March 31, 1998. The game has three expansions, but the only official release is Brood War.

The sequel, StarCraft II: Wings of Freedom, was released on July 27, 2010.

StarCraft uses the Warcraft engine, but with a twist of three distinct races: Protoss, Zerg, and Terrans, each with distinct units and tech trees.

StarCraft provides a playground where players can compete against each other. This is also the core content of this game, as well as all real-time strategy games. In this game battlefield, players can control any race, gather resources on a specific historical map, produce troops, and destroy all the opponent's buildings to achieve victory.

The game also provides players with a multiplayer battle mode. This project is especially popular in South Korea, and professional game competitions have developed. A large number of players competed against each other on the TV league and gained a lot of popularity.