Comments on: StarCraft II story trailer and gameplay video

By: Henry

Henry — Sat, 01 May 2010 22:53:14 +0000

After playing for a couple of days, this is definitely the best RTS I have ever played. If you still haven’t played it you can grab a beta code at http://bit.ly/afB2s4

By: strollers lightweight

strollers lightweight — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 09:27:17 +0000

The goal with Starcraft 2 was to retain the unique play-style that Starcraft offers, but with a more modern feel. When you actually play the game there are several big improvements to the interface like smart casting (meaning if you have multiple of the same caster units selected, using a spell will cause one of them with enough energy to use it, so you dont have to select them individually), a really good unit-pathing system, being able to select infinite units at once, ect…

Basically it is like Starcraft, but updated with UI improvements that make it a truly modern game.

By: Fing Woo

Fing Woo — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 20:32:10 +0000

Wow, those graphics are amazing.

Lou
http://www.post-anonymously.us.tc

By: Bryan Griffiths

Bryan Griffiths — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 19:24:15 +0000

Saw this and was curious as to what kind of writters you are looking for? I am an avid gamer that takes part in many of the top companies’ beta programs, due to my connections. I have worked in the gaming industry since the age of 16 (thats 11 years now!) and have experience working on all types of games, from small web-based strategy games to AAA action/RPGs. I’d be interested in doing opinion pieces on various games and their make-up, as well as topical pieces on game design/mechanics. I would not be able to do “reviews” per say, due to the fact that I work within the industry daily.

My wife however, who happens to have written for research magazines and local newspapers may be interested in various other writting/editing roles and I’ll have her post to this form at a later date if she is in fact interested in exploring some writting opertunities with your site.

Thank you for your time.

Bryan Griffiths