Published: 24 September 2012 3:09 PM UTC
Posted in: News, PC, PC News
Whether you?re an eSports?veteran?or not, one thing is quite clear. Starcraft II is serious business, and no, not just in Korea. The game has quite a following, and has been one of the biggest games in eSports, right up there with Halo. With that out of the way, let?s get right into this, now shall we?
An important eSports?conference?took place on September 21st, in Valencia. Part of many things discussed was Blizzard actually considering a free to play option for Starcraft II multiplayer. With Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm on the way, it would be a great idea for Blizzard to do just that. With games such as LoL and DOTA2 doing this already, it only makes sense to jump on the bandwagon. Just don?t consider Starcraft the same type of game as either of the former mentioned games. It could land you into a heated debate with some passionate fans.
All jokes aside, this is nothing but good news. Dustin Browder (lead designer, Starcraft II) is ?looking? into it and had the following to say:
?We don?t know how we would monetize it. While it might be good fun for me to play against someone with only half the units available to them, that?s not going to be an enjoyable experience for them.?
The future of Starcraft II is looking better and better. One would then not to worry about having all three ?story? games, in order to just try and Zerg rush other players online. More on this for sure, if it indeed becomes official.
[Source: GameZone.com]
Article from Gamersyndrome.com
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Source: http://gamersyndrome.com/2012/pc/blizzard-considers-free-sc2/
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