Une FAQ sur le Real ID chez Blizzard
Si vous suivez les news du site dédié à StarCraft II, ce que vous DEVEZ faire - je vous l'ordonne, vous savez que Blizzard a mis en ligne un nouveau site dédié à Battle.net, avec pas mal de nouvelles fonctionnalités ainsi qu'une gestion de compte entièrement revue.
Si je vous en parle, c'est tout simplement parce que nos développeurs favoris ont mis en ligne une FAQ sur le très contoversé système de Real ID. C'est en anglais pour l'instant, mais nul doute que Blizzard Europe proposera une traduction française dès la semaine prochaine :
Q: Do you have any plans to allow players to not show their real name to friends of friends while using the Real ID system ?
A: As with any new feature we add to our games, we've been evaluating how Real ID has been used since its release to identify new functionality that would help improve our players' experience. The in-game Real ID “friends of friends” list is designed to give players a convenient way to populate their Real ID friends list with other players they know and trust in real life, allowing them to quickly and easily send Real ID friend requests to these people without having to enter their Battle.net® account names. However, we recognize that some players would prefer not to be displayed on friends lists in this fashion, so we plan to include an option that will allow players to opt out of appearing on their Real ID friends' “friends of friends” lists. We're anticipating this feature to be available for StarCraft II shortly after release of the game, and World of Warcraft at around the same time -- we'll have more information for you in the coming weeks.
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