I know, it's not a series. Phenominal cut-throat economic warfare, arcade style joystick controls, no violence. An awesome, unique, classic game that would be awesome with a contemporary graphics update and online play capability added.
To Chris Sigaty, lead producer on StarCraft II: It is my opinion that Starcraft is the greatest game ever made. It has one gigantic problem on battle.net: hackers have been able to create software that modifies the game, i.e.: seeing the entire map with no "fog of war", cancelling zerg larvae and receiving 1000 minerals, nuking anywhere on the map without having to sneak a ghost into an opponent's camp, etc. This ruins the game. Patches are regularly released to fix problems, but hackers respond by creating new hacks. I want to be re-assured that a significant allocation of resources and energy is being dedicated to making SC2 intractibly difficult to hack.
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I know, it's not a series. Phenominal cut-throat economic warfare, arcade style joystick controls, no violence. An awesome, unique, classic game that would be awesome with a contemporary graphics update and online play capability added.
To Chris Sigaty, lead producer on StarCraft II: It is my opinion that Starcraft is the greatest game ever made. It has one gigantic problem on battle.net: hackers have been able to create software that modifies the game, i.e.: seeing the entire map with no "fog of war", cancelling zerg larvae and receiving 1000 minerals, nuking anywhere on the map without having to sneak a ghost into an opponent's camp, etc. This ruins the game. Patches are regularly released to fix problems, but hackers respond by creating new hacks. I want to be re-assured that a significant allocation of resources and energy is being dedicated to making SC2 intractibly difficult to hack.