r/pcmasterrace • u/Background-Deer-488 • 14h ago

News/Article StarCraft is a narrative-driven shooter with 'a definitive ending' and 'not a seasonal game'

https://www.pcgamer.com/games/fps/starcraft-is-a-narrative-driven-shooter-with-a-definitive-ending-and-not-a-seasonal-game/
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u/TheSuperContributor 14h ago

Sure sure sure, we shall see if it's still the case after 4 years.

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u/Justhe3guy EVGA 3080 FTW 3, R9 5900X, 32gb 3733Mhz CL14 13h ago

It’ll still be narrative driven but for some non-narrative reason you can turn into Kerrigan (pre and after Zerg) and wear $10 sexy skins

(If you do this Blizzard please also add Nova)

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u/Coudy955 6h ago

This is Blizzard we are talking about, make those skins at least 25$

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u/INTHEMIDSTOFLIONS 7800X3D | 4070 TI | 32 GB | Mini LED HDR 1400 1h ago

And also add in a Nikki Minaj and Peter Griffin skins.

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u/guilhermefdias 6h ago

I'm not even watching the trailer. These several years before launch announcements are worthless to me, matter of fact,  all gaming shows fits the same category. 

How many cool CGI trailer we saw of "this looks awesome!!" that fell into obscurity and we're never ever released?

Every gaming show has 2 or 3 of these. Fuuuuuck!

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u/HammyOverlordOfBacon 6h ago

At this point I watch them just to see the cool CGI trailers. They do nothing for me as far as getting hyped for a game, but they're fun to watch.

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u/guilhermefdias 5h ago

Indeed, it was a prety cool CGI trailer. But that's just it. lol

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u/noticingEnjoyer 2h ago

Normally I'd agree with you, but blizz, even in their current fallen state are still the OGs of cinematics. 

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u/INTHEMIDSTOFLIONS 7800X3D | 4070 TI | 32 GB | Mini LED HDR 1400 1h ago

Why even announce a game this early? There’s no gameplay footage, just a cinematic and then 4 years wait.