The only reasons that South Korean pro community is going back to SC1 is because of elitism, internet cafes and there's no middle men involved in the competitive scene. Technical challenges from broken or poor implementation =! better. Auto-mining workers, queueing up endless commands, weird pathfinding that could (and should) have been fixed 15 years ago and smaller control groups are just realities you have to deal with. Sure, it's game design that wouldn't fly today. The remaster nods to that necessity with the addition of an in-game actions-per-minute counter. So did they lose it or did they have it available? So maybe by saying they won't change any gameplay they're saying they'll change gameplay.īrood War offers technical challenges that SC2 just doesn't. StarCraft is as much a game of short-term skill as it is about long-term strategy. Of course, the same article also says they lost all the original code (along with assets, which is believable) and then made mention of what interesting tricks the original code had. That article you linked explicitly says the opposite.
#Starcraft remastered sales Patch#
Hopefully they get as many engine bugs out of the way as they can because the new classic patch had quite it's share of quirks. but it remains to be seen if it’s enough to motivate sales for a game that.
In the Terran campaign of BW, Stukov blew up with the science facility, and then in Heart of the Swarm he just shows up as an infested Terran. StarCraft: Remastered is here and ready to makes us regret the old days of gaming when things were much simpler. It'll also give them a chance to fix some of the things they had to retcon. And frankly Wings of Liberty's entire final act hinges on a deep understanding of their past that's not actually presented in any of the games. Unless you've read the novels, Jim Raynor's actions after New Gettysburg don't seem to make a ton of sense. I hope they've added a lot of detail to interpersonal relationships. One of the announced things is they've completely re-built the original story, and that's cool. They're going to have to introduce valuable things things outside of the core gameplay. Frankly I think they'll have a hard time selling it outside of the hardcore since they're giving away the original game and making the two cross-play compatible. Activision's remastered games (CoD MW for instance) is $40. It's a little troubling that Blizzard hasn't announced a price yet.
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