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I think the hype originates in the millions and millions of people who played sc1 and enjoyed it immensely. You don't need to be watching televised SC1 matches
by parfe 16y ago
I think the hype originates in the millions and millions of people who played sc1 and enjoyed it immensely. You don't need to be watching televised SC1 matches from Korea to be a fan of the game and willing to pay $60 for the next release.
Sometimes it's nice to auto join a match with someone at your skill level, play for 20 minutes and log off.
It's the same type of change that went into WoW with the double XP gain bar. For every hour you're logged off, you get an hour of playtime where you earn double xp.
- Natsu 16y agoI'm more worried that expectations are simply too high for them to meet this time. I have no doubt that they'll see an initial rush of sales. That's just to be expected based on hype. The real question is whether it has any staying power or not. I'm leaning towards the "it can't possibly meet expectations" side, but I could be wrong.