coincidently so did I *high fives?*Deofuta said:I literally just got my beta invite LAST NIGHT and now this! SO HAPPPPPPPPYYYYYYYYY
ciortas1 said:Could you be any more ignorant? Do you want a well crafted story or do you want 3 races with 10 missions each slapped onto each other? You'll get your zerg and protoss in the multiplayer, stop bitching.JaredXE said:Corohan said:What is up with so many people complaining that StarCraft 2 got "split up" in three parts? It's already been confirmed that the Terran campaign in Starcraft 2 has 30+ missions which is about the same amount as three races in the original game, the other two campaigns are considered as expansion packs, which are also in about 30 missions in size along with several added units for multiplayer as well.
Probably because it IS split up. Yeah, the Terran campaign has 3 times as many missions as the first game. And when I was done with the Terran campaign, I COULD MOVE ONTO THE NEXT RACE. The race was in there, no need for an expansion, I could continue the story. The whole story is what is split in three, and that's what is a rip-off.
I'd say wait until Heart of the Swarm or Legacy of The Void comes out. I'm willing to bet we'll be getting a shirt with something to the effect of "My Life for Aiur" written on it.gibboss28 said:Ok thats pretty darn cool and i'm going to get it. But I have one issue with this Collectors Edition. Why is there no T-shirt like there was with Starcraft 1? Me wanty t-shirt!
But in all seriousness when can you order the collectors edition?
Same here.Warrior Irme said:I am tempted to pick this up and then try to make some money back a couple months later on selling the WoW pet to some silly pet hoarder. (No offence to all the hunters out there, I mean the silly NCP collectors)
ciortas1 said:Could you be any more ignorant? Do you want a well crafted story or do you want 3 races with 10 missions each slapped onto each other? You'll get your zerg and protoss in the multiplayer, stop bitching.
Well, let's do the math:Greg Tito said:Retailing for $100 is a bold move, considering other CEs top out around $80-90.