Is "StarCraft II" ready for release? (Read post before vote)

[DemolitionSquid]

But you forget that Tricia can bring out subtle "nuances" that we haven't seen before from Kerrigan. :3

Or something like that. :/

I'd be a lot more understanding if Tricia was lending her body instead of her voice.

[TunaFish]

Zerg doesn't really feel finished but I guess everything can't be perfect. In terms of gameplay, it pretty much feels ready.

[ArcherofAiur]

But you forget that Tricia can bring out subtle "nuances" that we haven't seen before from Kerrigan. :3

Or something like that. :/

Trust me none of Tricia's "nuances" are subtle...


Actually its funny how all of the communities previous complaints about the game (ditching the voice actor we all love, the mothershit etc..) have been dwarfed by even more massive BNET 0.2 problems (not being able to play and talk with other people).



Not like Robin Williams in Mrs Doubtfire funny though... more like Robin Williams in Patch Adams funny.

[DemolitionSquid]

Robin Williams isn't funny. Ever.

[ArcherofAiur]

Robin Williams isn't funny. Ever.

Death to Smoochie wasnt bad. But thats more Edward Norton.

[DemolitionSquid]

THATS what SC2 is missing! Edward Norton!

[Cheesenium]

Without looking at Battlenet, SC2 is definitely ready to release.

Everything is shiny.

[Cheesenium]

But you forget that Tricia can bring out subtle "nuances" that we haven't seen before from Kerrigan. :3

Or something like that. :/

I actually like Tricia after her cast as EDI in Mass Effect 2.

She did pretty well, in my opinion in Mass Effect 2.

[DemolitionSquid]

I have nothing against Tricia. Loved her in BSG, loved her as EDI. Canada represent!

But to replace Glynnis with her when they're bringing back everyone else they can... that's bullshit imho.

[GRUNT]

I suck at multiplayer and it doesn't meet my expectations that it's going to be completely different from the first game; and therefore, multiplayer is horrible.

Fixed .

But seriously Demo, what were you expecting ? From day 1, Blizzard made it clear that SC2 wasn't a re-invention of the original game, but a direct sequel. They said that they were going to include a balance of new stuff (to make the game feel fresh), and old stuff (to make it feel familiar), and that's exactly what we got .

To achieve what they have done is a far greater accomplishment than simply creating a different game, which would free it from super-high fan expectations.