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[IMG News]

Blizzard Entertainment has once again released a new update for the long lived sci fi RTS Starcraft and its sequel Brood War. The update brings the game to version 1.15.1, fixes several bugs, and provides stability improvements for game replays.

Here are the updates in version 1.15.1:

- Made stability improvements to replay saving code.
- Fixed a bug where the map download progress was not shown.
- Pressing alt-f4 while in Starcraft and logged into a league now logs you out of the league.
- Updated some of the localization for the league page.
- Fixed an exploit that allowed nukes to fall anywhere on the map.

The latest update can either be downloaded when signing onto Blizzard's Battle.net service or as a standalone download from the site linked below.

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[ikir]

Blizzard told on Battle.net forum they will release an UB patch for Starcraft, or maybe i'd misunderstood. Is this release already Universal? I don't think so...  i'm not at home right now.

[G-News]

They should also address issues such as hacks that are still very popular.
I wonder why sites likes bwhacks.com still haven't been taken down. Alledgedly they cooperate with Blizzard, some kind of mutual tolerance.

[ikir]

G-News, on August 22nd 2007, 04:30 PM, said:

They should also address issues such as hacks that are still very popular.
I wonder why sites likes bwhacks.com still haven't been taken down. Alledgedly they cooperate with Blizzard, some kind of mutual tolerance.

OMG! I didn't know there were websites like this. Really sad imho... playing online should be funny and a way to interact with others and friends... cheating si really crap. How can you be happy winning wich cheats/hacks?

[calroth]

ikir, on August 23rd 2007, 12:22 AM, said:

Blizzard told on Battle.net forum they will release an UB patch for Starcraft, or maybe i'd misunderstood. Is this release already Universal? I don't think so...  i'm not at home right now.

Why do you need a Universal Binary? Is performance under Rosetta too slow?