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Wrath
3174 Posts
On August 09 2016 00:59 Musicus wrote: I think Crank went throught this article on stream, only caught the end though. The VOD might be interesting. VOD link! NOW!!! | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany16021 Posts
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
Well he is still streaming so there won't be a VOD until he is done. | ||
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Sonny-
47 Posts
On August 09 2016 00:31 BisuDagger wrote: This is certainly an exciting month of news! I was about to say the same! I recently got into BroodWar again (was surprised it's still this big) and all this news in the last few weeks.. Damn! So excited  | ||
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amazingxkcd
GRAND OLD AMERICA16375 Posts
do i get a job out of this? | ||
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Cele
Germany4016 Posts
On August 09 2016 01:00 eviltomahawk wrote: It wouldn't be too bad if that just meant integration into the B.net launcher. Cross-game chat with other B.net friends is useful. BW would get a higher visibility when its among the client's 6 other games (maybe 7 if they ever integrate WC3). BW tournaments, events, and content could be cross-promoted into the pages for other games. if Blizzard does a good job running the ladder, yes. Currently ladder/tournaments are held on private servers like ICCUp and FISH. If these cease to exist (if BW HD is that succesful for hardcore players) Blizzard needs to provide an alternative. And on that regard im not sure if they will do a good job integrating community efforts like Tours etc, they haven't been in the past for sure. bnet 2.0 is not the most accessible tool for social interaction either, even though it now has (weird) channels It's just: this community has been self dependant for a very long time. We run our own servers, we script our own bugfixes, we run our own tours. We look to the KeSpa when it comes to balancing the game (via maps), not Blizzard. In my personal estimation, Blizzard has been out of touch with this game for more than a decade and i simply doubt they lack the expertise and knowledge of the game and it's scene to make it right. | ||
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Thouhastmail
Korea (North)876 Posts
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Cele
Germany4016 Posts
On August 09 2016 01:07 amazingxkcd wrote: uh so do i get a job out of this? no, u don't  | ||
BisuDagger
Bisutopia19300 Posts
On August 09 2016 01:07 amazingxkcd wrote: uh so do i get a job out of this? People should tweet at blizzard to hire me for that SC1 eSports management position. + Show Spoiler + It's been wife endorsed. | ||
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Thouhastmail
Korea (North)876 Posts
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amazingxkcd
GRAND OLD AMERICA16375 Posts
On August 09 2016 01:24 Cele wrote: oh my god, it's really bnet 2.0 integration. Lord help us ^^ no, u don't i'll take a long term casting gig over in Korea. got nothing to lose atm | ||
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iamho
United States3347 Posts
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Nazara
United Kingdom235 Posts
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Clbull
United Kingdom1439 Posts
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50603 Posts
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50603 Posts
On August 09 2016 01:29 amazingxkcd wrote: i'll take a long term casting gig over in Korea. got nothing to lose atm KCM could literally vouch for you. | ||
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Thouhastmail
Korea (North)876 Posts
[SportsSeoul, Kim Jin-wook] Starcraft: Brood War, a game which has long been popular among nationals over 18 years, will be remastered with HD and better graphics. Officials say that Blizzard has been working on ‘Starcraft: remaster’, an upgraded version of Starcraft, and plans to release it late this year or early next year. It is known that Starcraft: Remaster is targeted to strengthen graphics and battle.net services, while maintaining features and interactions of the game. According to an official, “Blizzard once inquired me about upgrading Starcraft early this year. The most noticeable changes were graphics, but the core point was the structure of Battle.net.” He also stated, “It looked just like classic battle.net. However, you should connect to the new one to play it.” SC1 is still popular in the domestic market, but in the foreign market as well. It`s share is 3%, invitation matches attract many audiences and always got high viewer ratings. However, Blizzard unsupported this game for over 5 years, excusing practical challenges. Releasing Starcraft: Remaster, It is expected that Blizzard is trying to upgrade this game while trying new business model. Especially, it seems that Blizzard is preparing BW scene`s revival; officials said, “Blizzard strongly demands KeSPA to maintain SC2 teams. Which means, They`re planning to increase the clout of the esports scene by re-switching SC2 Proleague to SC: remaster Proleague. It seems that Blizzard is trying to reclaim the hegemony of esports from LOL and Dota 2.” Besides, there`re various predictions for BW`s new business model. Since the game is almost free to play, it is not easy to make players pay for it. If the game is play-to-play, it would follow the a similar path as SC2. With regard to this issue, another official stated that “SC1:remaster`s business model would rather be an battle. net upgrades. Since SC1 has many faithful fans, they would establish long-term plan by uniting Battle.net services.” ------------------------------------ Full of apocryphal sources. I`m sure that it`s a clickbait. | ||
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duke91
Germany1458 Posts
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IntoTheEmo
Singapore1169 Posts
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sabas123
Netherlands3122 Posts
On August 09 2016 01:54 duke91 wrote: Man blizzard is really friendly to the community. They even informed shieldbattery about their plans so that they don't need to program it. You know that shield battery has been under development for years right? | ||
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