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[Interview] Husky with Dustin Browder on HOTS. - Page 3
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Kal_rA
United States2925 Posts
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Wildmoon
Thailand4189 Posts
On December 09 2012 17:39 phodacbiet wrote: The old bw wasnt what kept people playing. UMS like evolves, 3v3 zero clutter, bgh etc etc was what most people played. BW was hard -.- In fact all of real RTS games have never been able to keep huge fanbase playing its core game for very long time whether it's BW,WC3,SC2. There will always be only dedicated players left. I don't know what's wrong with RTS though. I love the genre so much myself. | ||
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Sajiki
Germany522 Posts
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Aterons_toss
Romania1275 Posts
If the topic would have been anything but starcraft I would have loved the interview, now it's just "above average". | ||
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
On December 09 2012 21:27 Sajiki wrote: i like how he says "our engineers came up with the idea of resuming games from replays". haha yeah, totally new idea! except it was already done with games like AoE2 in 1999 | ||
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Xiron
Germany1233 Posts
On December 09 2012 19:18 Wildmoon wrote: In fact all of real RTS games have never been able to keep huge fanbase playing its core game for very long time whether it's BW,WC3,SC2. There will always be only dedicated players left. I don't know what's wrong with RTS though. I love the genre so much myself. I can answer that one for myself: There is no story behind playing rts games. When you play games like sc2, the only things you think about are build orders, timings, micro, macro; stress. You don't have anything you are doing this for. All you do is obsolete after you finished the match. That's not what players like me want. I want to have something 'in my hand' when playing the game. May it be a new weapon, a new item, a new skill, you name it. That's why rts is not for me. | ||
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pOriishan
45 Posts
On December 09 2012 19:18 Wildmoon wrote: In fact all of real RTS games have never been able to keep huge fanbase playing its core game for very long time whether it's BW,WC3,SC2. There will always be only dedicated players left. I don't know what's wrong with RTS though. I love the genre so much myself. Playing RTS is like playing cheese in real life. It's brilliant and classic, however not everyone is interested in to play it nor everyone can be good at it. People tend to choose another game which more fun in other ways like killing, smashing, shooting etc... | ||
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Godwrath
Spain10167 Posts
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FatBat
Germany326 Posts
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imPermanenCe
Netherlands595 Posts
On December 09 2012 22:10 Godwrath wrote: DAT RED ALERT DB PIC Thought the vid had ended and was reading comments, then I heard them talking again :D | ||
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Thurken
961 Posts
I hope he is alright | ||
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Sumahi
Guam5609 Posts
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Tanukki
Finland579 Posts
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FromShouri
United States862 Posts
On December 10 2012 00:50 Tanukki wrote: Who else can't stop looking at their hands? Why people go crazy with these nonsensical gestures has always been beyond me :p While I agree they look silly it has actually been proven by scientists to help you form your thought more coherently, something about helping you focus. | ||
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Qikz
United Kingdom12067 Posts
On December 09 2012 22:01 pOriishan wrote: Playing RTS is like playing cheese in real life. It's brilliant and classic, however not everyone is interested in to play it nor everyone can be good at it. People tend to choose another game which more fun in other ways like killing, smashing, shooting etc... Can you explain the rules of this "cheese" game? :p | ||
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Shade_FR
France378 Posts
On December 09 2012 13:22 eviltomahawk wrote: And in fact, most of those UI features will be patched into WoL around the time HotS ships. No need to buy HotS for these features. What you said are mostly wrong because WoL will have all new BNET features too. Do you really think you'll stay in Wings of Liberty when 96% of players will play brand new Heart of the Swarm ? | ||
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movac
Canada494 Posts
On December 09 2012 07:30 Empirimancer wrote: Cool but...  That's another two years at least. They had the automated tournaments in wc3, and clans and game stats. In many ways me and my friends thought that the battle.net interface for wc3 was almost perfect and sc2 was just going backwards. | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
On December 10 2012 12:00 Shade_CsT wrote: Do you really think you'll stay in Wings of Liberty when 96% of players will play brand new Heart of the Swarm ? Your point? At least Blizzard isn't forcing people to purchase HotS to get most of these new features. | ||
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Wildmoon
Thailand4189 Posts
On December 10 2012 12:00 Shade_CsT wrote: Do you really think you'll stay in Wings of Liberty when 96% of players will play brand new Heart of the Swarm ? That doesn't have anything to do with what I said which was a response to you that Blizz intentionally hold back features for people to buy xpac and I said all new features will be implemented in WoL too=people will buy HotS because of new units and campaigne not because new BNET. | ||
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vesicular
United States1311 Posts
On December 09 2012 16:15 WikidSik wrote: I personally think all this not adding already used features in past games stuff is just a way to artificially increase the longetivity of sc2, and thus, stretch out how long they will continue to get a large amount of sales. They are abusing the fact that most ppl will buy the games no matter what they do, so they are just keeping us hungry for legacy of the void, which will in my opinion will be when really be when sc2 will be as awesome sauce as wc3 and scbw, because then they have no excuses to hold back important features. This is all very calculated stuff ppl D: Then they're calculating it wrong. This isn't 2000, it's a different time. BW and WC3 didn't have many real rivals. SC2 has a major rival now in LoL and Dota2. The longer they putz around, the more people will simply focus on those games instead. The other issue they have is societal shift. Players today do not want to learn build orders, keep up on metagame, or have ladder anxiety. And now there are a lot of other games that give them more of what they want. Once you lose them they're not likely to come back. In the end Blizzard is competing for the free time in people's lives and to be quite honest I do not see the scene growing more than it has already regardless of what Blizz does in HotS or LotV. Too little too late, that ship has sailed. | ||
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