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![]() Prince That Howls wrote:
Me too, but not the viking arcade game. I dont understand why folks would want to rush this epic story :). I also try and get all the secondary objectives done each mission too, so im in no rush. ![]()
![]() Mulban wrote: You don't need a reliable online connection in order to play, do you? Like Steam or any of that crap. You need to log in to battlenet when you start the game, I dont think you need the connection after that, I dont think itll eject you from the single player campaign if you time out or lose internet stability. Multiplayer of course is another thing.Personally, I dont like 3rd party frontends like Steam or Games For Windows, etc. Battlenet works the same way but its not 3rd party. If you have your friends "Battlenet Real ID" then you can communicate with them over any Blizzard game (WoW, SC2, etc). I see most publishers going this route also for authentication/combat piracy reasons as well. ![]()
![]() The "waiters" are missing out. Its not $180 for a complete game, the first is 26 missions a full game by itself. As someone said, the original was 30 missions with all three races. This time around, Starcraft is even better IMHO. Spoiler:
You now operate out of the Hyperion Battle Cruiser (stolen from the first game) and there are multiple levels on the ship that you can interact with npcs and buy/research things, all this is done in-between actual missions....
1) Go down to the Armory, spend your credits on permanent troop/building upgrades.
and dont even get me started on the cutscenes, there are so many blizzard quality cutscenes within the game. Before and after every mission. I cant believe how much they packed into a single dvd. All this is definately not a partial game. :) |