Steam, Origin. and Blizzard?

You need to redefine your definition of troll.

My answer: Because blizzard does not want to share profits from games that sell just fine.

Lost vikings and Blackthorne were the only interesting games blizzard ever made and since they will go on making diablos and war/starcraft sequels forever i don't really miss their presence on steam and origin.

It's quite easy to understand though. They're heavily focused on making money, that's why they only make three titles over and over, because they sell good, but at the same time they're so greedy, they won't let a single cent go to someone other than themselves, namely steam, origin or others.

Keeping the sales aside, having Blizz games on Steam would be convenient or maybe it's just me who likes to have all his games a click away (Steam library).

I prefer to have only 5-6 Shortcuts on my Desktop max 8.

http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/steampowered.com

http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/battle.net

Blizzard has no huge area of benefit from listing on Steam. They already keep their own games updated. They already have their own storefront that works well. They already have their own DRM which is just as unobtrusive as Steam is.

It would be convenient for the players, but less efficient for Blizzard as a company.

battlenet does have GREAT customer support in my opinion

Because Blizzard is gold and Steam+Origin is radioctive shit.

This should be more of a Valve vs EA vs Blizzard. Obviously Walmart is not going to sell Tesco branded products. These are essentially stores. (BTW, not my analogy, stolen from a similar forum elsewhere)

Coz Blizzard has a larger fan group than Steam and Origin together, Hell Blizzard could sell thier newest expansion in ONLY one shop in some god forsaken little town in Canada and thier fans would still find a way to get it ^_^

However you are wrong Blizzard is now owned by Activision and Acivision games you can find plenty of :p so your theory and logic is a biiiit flawed ^_^

It would be nice, but the battle.net client are quite nice in my opinion and works perfectly fine.

I don't think blizzard would sell a lot more games because they are on steam.

Reason is very simple - Blizzard has recently introduced beta version of their Battle.net application. In other words - Blizzard is making their own Steam-like game downloader/launcher thingy just for their games. Ultimately, having such application is the only way since people like the convenience and Blizz would never share their profits with some other platform by putting their games on Steam/Origin