(The StarCraft II installation files have been available for pre-download for about a week now, and those of us who are serious about purchasing it have already downloaded the installer files and have been waiting launch day to run the installation.) Gameplay and Battle.Net connection requirementsįrom my Geekend post about the Beta version, here's a quick overview of the gameplay: This means you can go to the store and buy a copy of the game on disc, or you can go to Blizzard's Battle.Net site and purchase the game using your Battle.Net ID (the same one you use to play World of Warcraft). StarCraft II will launch with a first-ever (for Blizzard, at least) simultaneous retail and digital license option. Dugi at Ultimate WoW Guide has written a post about it in his blog, which is usually dedicated to World of Warcraft.
Early praise for StarCraft IIįan sites have already cropped up, including Starcraft 2 Armory, Starcraft 2, StarcraftZine, and. (I can't imagine they would wipe them all out, but even if Blizzard does, the players will put them back quickly.) Although some of the maps are impossible or contain a lot of bugs, most of the maps are very playable, highly involved scenarios that are challenging yet fun. These maps should be available in the retail version as well. Shipping with an all-new, never before seen Campaign mode ( the Beta only included the multiplayer and custom map modes), StarCraft II is worthy of its 12-year-old predecessor and any real-time strategy (RTS) game on the market.Īs the StarCraft II Beta progressed, at least hundreds of Custom Maps created by fellow players have been added to Battle.Net's massive database of maps, which can be browsed, searched, and downloaded within the game client. Wings of Liberty is the first release in the StarCraft II trilogy. After much talk, hype, and anticipation, StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty is finally here.
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