But everyone is judging it by what SC1 did. SC2 won't, in my opinion, have the half life (pun intended) of the original because of this. E-Sport companies are

But everyone is judging it by what SC1 did. SC2 won't, in my opinion, have the half life (pun intended) of the original because of this. E-Sport companies are restricted by the new EULA. Modders can't do what they use too. In the end, Blizzard isn't protecting anyone, they are trying to gain control on the whole user experience and they will want to monetize it. Map Packs, paid tournaments, .... I bought the game and like someone else said, if this wasn't blizzard I wouldn't have bought it. Same with the iPhone, how many would have bought it knowing the restriction if it wasn't made by apple. Same hardware, same software, same management.