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Graphical upgrade over original StarCraft gameĮxpansion and editions: Since getting my new PC, I've been desperate for a new epic game to play.Available as Starter, Standard, and Collector's Editions.I also really enjoyed 'Terran Up the Night' which can be found on YouTube ( ).

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Achievements and campaign progress will be saved in case the player upgrades to the full version of Wings of Liberty.'Īnyone who enjoyed the original StarCraft, would most likely enjoy this sequel, it's well worth it.

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This gives access to the first three missions of Wings of Liberty plus either The Evacuation or Smash and Grab (player's choice), the first two challenges: Tactical Command and Covert Ops, access to Terrans in Single-Player vs AI and Custom Games in the following maps: Discord IV, High Orbit, The Shattered Temple, Xel'Naga Caverns and the custom map StarJeweled, subject to change over time. The player could play through the first three missions, or play multiplayer (but only as Terrans against an AI opponent).Īs of August 2011 the 'Starter Edition' became available. I found some more information about them at, which states: 'On December 21st, 2010, a demo version of Wings of Liberty became available. In the last post, we talked about how the game (along with other Blizzard titles) have different editions. SCVs, for example, say, 'in the rear with the gear.' Banshee pilots say, 'apocalypse.now!' I can't recall all of what the units said when you clicked on them, but they still do that and it's still funny. While there was new music (including the awesome song at the end during the credits), much of the original music returned, which I enjoyed. SC2 is in many ways much like the original, but with some obvious improvements (such as the graphics) and with additional features (such as rewards and achievements). Still, I think I paid less than $40 for the game and I'd been used to spending maybe about $60 on a game for the PS3. I like how this game does this, which adds replay-ability and also value. Still, there are achievements and rewards unlocked by beating a mission on a certain level of difficulty (such as Normal or Hard) and accomplishing optional objectives in the mission. When the game chose to really kick my ass, that's what I did sometimes.

In the end, I think I finished the last mission of the campaign on Casual. The level of difficulty of missions increased along the way, but luckily I could always chose the level of difficulty of each mission.

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As for the Zerg, you have to wait until you play the Heart of the Swarm expansion, which is where I'm at now.Ī new expansion, is planned for the Protoss, as can be seen on the same wiki ( ).ĭifficulty: At the beginning, the missions were very easy, as the game was teaching you how to play. For the Protoss, you get to play some missions with Zeratul, which are really cool.

The Zerg and Protoss are still about, but you don't control those forces in very many missions. Spoiler-free story intro: Many of the original characters have returned such as Kerrigan, Raynor, Mengsk, and Zeratul. For the Protoss, you get to play some missions with. I loved the visual upgrades and the story, which I thought were great, just like the original, but set four years later. StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty did not disappoint.

Different levels of difficulty available.

Followed by Heart of the Swarm expansion.