Blizzard caught on to the importance of the pro-gaming scene and built SC2 from the ground up around Competitive Balance while providing extensive first-party global tournament infrastructure. Like StarCraft I and Brood War previously had, StarCraft II has a prominent competitive scene, complete with professional teams, paid players, tournaments and sponsors. Well, our new Big Bad has managed to do just that. For there is a new Big Bad, to face, one who embodies the most cherished dreams of the Zerg: to assimilate the Protoss and hybridize the two races into something new. It stars Artanis, head of the Protoss military, as he attempts to unite the fractious Protoss clans into a single whole. Legacy of the Void, the Protoss campaign, was released on November 10th, 2015. The Zerg campaign, Heart of the Swarm, was released on March 12th, 2013, and focuses on Sarah Kerrigan, an assimiliated human psionic who has risen to dominance within the Zerg broods, and her efforts to find a place for herself (and the Zerg) in a new and changed Koprulu Sector.
Set four years after the events of the Brood War, the campaign focuses on rebel hero Jim Raynor and the Raynor's Raiders, and their efforts to take down the corrupt empire called the Terran Dominion, led by Emperor Arcturus Mengsk.
The Terran campaign, Wings of Liberty, was released on July 27th, 2010. The game was released in three installments, with each one focusing on a different race of the game. StarCraft II is a Real-Time Strategy game by Blizzard Entertainment, and is the long-awaited sequel to StarCraft.
0 kommentar(er)
