It does continually develop, and getting to the end(of the overall plot) is worth it. The story is still great, but it doesn't quite measure up to the standard the game itself set, and parts of it just aren't that interesting or captivating. There are almost as many levels, which is definitely seldom seen, and highly commendable.
12-13 years after it came out.This is the only add-on made for StarCraft, and it picks up where that left off. Occasionally games flare up with really good multiplayer but they die out and fizzle a year or two later almost always Brood War kept chugging right up until they released SC2 believe there were 50,000 players on at peak hours at the time, about 15,000 on US East. Tower Defense, DoTA, Isometric Rhythm indies, and basically every other non C&C/TA RTS have some of their roots in Brood War's ridiculously amazing mapmaking scene, which of course will never exist again since you can just be an indie dev and make money off it but once upon a time there were 10,000 maps that each had the individual value of an indie game more or less a lot of which just haven't been replicated since. This game was huge actually the BW playerbase was larger than D2's from like 2003-2004 onward it's a pretty easy no brainer to remaster (assuming you want to make moneys still up in the air whether they can make it work correctly or not). As far as RTS's go it's the pretty clear number one, and Starcraft itself is probably top 10 most valuable game IPs in existence still because of that. Warcraft 4 will probably be out sometime in the next BW is pretty widely regarded as the best non FPS multiplayer game ever in terms of sort of general and diverse experience (because of used map settings), the most balanced RTS, the most difficult game at the highest level, and top 2 or 3 RTS campaigns in general. Not to disparage all custom games, a lot of them had a ton more going on than that. MOBAs are just an offshoot, it's really depressing that RTS is dead and the custom games from WC3 and UMS's from BW where you control one unit have taken that place. One need only reference Kripp's descent into casual mode for a like comparison from other Blizzard and Blizzardesque properties. Day 9 has mostly switched to Hearthstone because the amount of effort required to make HS videos/content and play the game at a semi-competent level is utterly miniscule (he's said as much) in comparison and will tend to get ten times as many views. Except the campaigns, those are great and the LoTV co-op is good too I just never upgraded comps to fully engage in it.Īs far as twitch streamers (now retired, but still streaming) Polt gets like 1k-2k and is generally engaging to watch just due to the insanity of high level first person. Personally I don't think SC2 is different enough from Brood War for it to be embraced by Korea it tried to do too many things too similarly but the mechanics don't really work as well when you can just select all your units or barrackses or whatever at once they should have tried something else at some point (Supreme Commander style probably would work the best).
SC2 did well outside of Korea for a long time and is still generally considered a good, if extremely difficult, game, worldwide but I think right now it's really only popular in Europe.
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Brood War still gets 100k+ Viewers in Korea and may or may not have a TV Channel as well (used to just be a Starcraft channel) all the successful Afreeca streamers play BW more or less and have comparable viewer counts to major twitch streamers.
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