I also found the hosts to be a pleasant surprise. Rather than mindless moderaters to fill in the gaps, they were pretty competent about what they were saying and did a good job with their interviews. A couple stand-out interviews were Curt Schilling and Felicia Day.
Reader Stephen dropped us a note to let us know that if you missed the DirecTV stream of BlizzCon the first time around, you've got another wow gold: they're going to show the whole thing again starting tomorrow morning. Seems pretty meh to us -- from what we heard, the stream wasn't all that great. And what you missed in terms of official panel information sell, you can get cheap world warcraft gold right from us here on the site. Anybody hear otherwise store? Is this worth watching at all?
Of course, even if it's not, there is still one reason to order it, and that is of course the BlizzCon bear. Apparently people who purchase this replay will still get a code good for an ingame bear, and given that the bear and the Starcraft II code gold store from the convention is going for as high as $200 already on buy wow gold cheap, shelling out $40 for just the code might be worth it to you.
I bought the package (I am already a subscriber) and enjoyed watching throughout the weekend. It allowed me to hang out on the couch, play wow on my laptop and level up a new pally character. A lot was repetitive, and a lot was filler, but it was good to see the behind the scenes of Blizzard HQ. The hosts had actually heard of the game, even though the comics onstage had not. I do wish that we could have access to an online blizzard store featuring some of the products the participants could buy, that would be pretty wonderful.And you'll pick up 16 hours of high-quality video along with it -- who wouldn't want to see Ghostcrawler in loyal reliable, right?
I found the DirecTV feed to be the best $40 I've spent in a long while. Besides the live coverage of the Blizzcon panels, they also showed exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the Blizzard offices and all kinds of cool stuff.
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