This Bundle includes: - StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty - StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm - StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void
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Adoro esse jogo, amo demais, mas cara... a história do 2 é tão ruim... e eu odeio muito o fato da Kerrigan ter virado a porra de uma Xel'Naga e não ter sido punida pelos seus atos no 1
pega tudo que o primeiro jogo tinha de bom e melhora em todos os quesitos, a história é muito boa junto com os personagem dela, gameplay é bem fluida e me agradou mesmo não sendo tão fã de RTS, no geral um jogo muito bom que eu recomendo a todos que joguem no minimo a campanha dele
La campagne et les missions coop sont des putains de classiques sérieux, par contre je touche pas au PvP, j'ai une gueule de coréen ?????
no he jugado las campañas (todavía, solo online y de ahí la nota) pero me da una pena brutal que esta Blizzard así de buena esté muerta
si abres battle net hay un post sobre qué raza jugar y tiene una chispa tan guay que por un momento olvidé la basura en la que se han convertido
lo peor es que esta basura de empresa va a dejar esta saga morir, les deseo la putísima quiebra
si abres battle net hay un post sobre qué raza jugar y tiene una chispa tan guay que por un momento olvidé la basura en la que se han convertido
lo peor es que esta basura de empresa va a dejar esta saga morir, les deseo la putísima quiebra
I've played Starcraft II since Wings of Liberty released, and bought each expansion when they came out, and every time it's been a blast to play them. The 3 campaigns present with this game are all the most entertaining and challenging RTS campaigns I have ever played. Naturally, this game is known for its multiplayer, which is excellent, but I think what really makes this game 5 stars is just how amazing all the other content around that multiplayer is, and how the whole package delivers such variety that anybody can find something to enjoy with this game.
The campaigns are my personal favourite part of the 3 expansions, each one featuring a fun, well told story, that can be a little absurd and stupid at times, but never fails to be entertaining. The CG cutscenes are also a stand-out for keeping things interesting. The real treat here though is just how varied the missions are, with each one being unique in terms of objective, map design, player restrictions, and playstyle. While some can just be steamrolled by turtling, others will force you to be quick and to manage your units carefully to complete them , especially the level-specific challenges and achievements. Completing those are just some of the most fun I've ever had in an RTS singleplayer experience. These games would be worth it for just the campaigns alone.
The multiplayer is what keeps most people coming back, with 3 playable races, each intricately balanced and geared towards VASTLY different playstyles and win conditions. It's exceptionally difficult to learn the intricacies of each of the 3, and even learning to get good at one of them is a challenge, but a challenge that is oh so satisfying to chip away at. Being able to play in a variety of game modes like 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, and 4v4, really keeps things interesting, since each mode plays very differently to the other just by having more players. The ceiling of this game is in the stratosphere, and that's why the esports community built around it is so legendary.
One often forgotten part of this game is the custom games, but honetly, for anybody not looking to engage with the sweaty multiplayer side of things, the custom games offer some of the most fun and replayability for casual players. Simple game modes like Monobattles kept me coming back to this game just for the fun of it, because the amazing gameplay was still there, and custom games would offer a chance to experience that gameplay in a fun, laid back environment, something few competitive games properly achieve. There's almost no end to the content you can play through custom games.
That combination of an insanely well made singleplayer campaign mode, a multiplayer mode that leads the way in esports, and custom games that offer near infinite replayability and variety, make StarCraft II one of the best values you can find in the RTS genre, or any genre for that matter. It's a fantastic series to get into, and one that almost anybody can enjoy, no matter what they want from it. This is one of my favourite games of all time, and I have loved every single moment of my time with it over the years.
The campaigns are my personal favourite part of the 3 expansions, each one featuring a fun, well told story, that can be a little absurd and stupid at times, but never fails to be entertaining. The CG cutscenes are also a stand-out for keeping things interesting. The real treat here though is just how varied the missions are, with each one being unique in terms of objective, map design, player restrictions, and playstyle. While some can just be steamrolled by turtling, others will force you to be quick and to manage your units carefully to complete them , especially the level-specific challenges and achievements. Completing those are just some of the most fun I've ever had in an RTS singleplayer experience. These games would be worth it for just the campaigns alone.
The multiplayer is what keeps most people coming back, with 3 playable races, each intricately balanced and geared towards VASTLY different playstyles and win conditions. It's exceptionally difficult to learn the intricacies of each of the 3, and even learning to get good at one of them is a challenge, but a challenge that is oh so satisfying to chip away at. Being able to play in a variety of game modes like 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, and 4v4, really keeps things interesting, since each mode plays very differently to the other just by having more players. The ceiling of this game is in the stratosphere, and that's why the esports community built around it is so legendary.
One often forgotten part of this game is the custom games, but honetly, for anybody not looking to engage with the sweaty multiplayer side of things, the custom games offer some of the most fun and replayability for casual players. Simple game modes like Monobattles kept me coming back to this game just for the fun of it, because the amazing gameplay was still there, and custom games would offer a chance to experience that gameplay in a fun, laid back environment, something few competitive games properly achieve. There's almost no end to the content you can play through custom games.
That combination of an insanely well made singleplayer campaign mode, a multiplayer mode that leads the way in esports, and custom games that offer near infinite replayability and variety, make StarCraft II one of the best values you can find in the RTS genre, or any genre for that matter. It's a fantastic series to get into, and one that almost anybody can enjoy, no matter what they want from it. This is one of my favourite games of all time, and I have loved every single moment of my time with it over the years.
The game that defines korea.