Blizzard Preps StarCraft 2 Players with Campaign and Battle.net 2.0 Overview Trailers

anyone know how long one would have to wait for a sc2 battlechest with all 3 games?

No maybe they can focus on Diablo.

I think I'm the only gamer in the world more exited for the single player aspect of SC 2 than the multi-player.

Don't get me wrong, the multi-player is solid... but really just more of the same from SC 1. Better graphics. Some new units. New build orders to master - but the same familiar feel and game play. But the story of the new single player? I love getting engrossed in a good story line - and SC 1's story line was a great one. So I have high hopes.

I can wait for this game's price to be down someday. X_X

Can I get a WOOT WOOT!?

i have a question about buying SC2, is the digital copy cheaper? if i buy the physical copy, can i enter the reg code into blizzard servers so i can DL it later in case my disc gets scratched?

In spite of how many people are going completely nuts over the release, it's awfully hard to get excited about it. Nothing I have seen thus far has convinced me that "the game's story line takes you around all sorts of battlefieldds" isn't simply just mission after mission of collecting resources and destroying bases. The game's storyline may come off as epic, but im guessing that that will seriously diminish when the actual gameplay kicks in. For example, that battlecruiser looked pretty cool, but will it just be a means for the narrative to show your location has changed or will it be "alive" with the opportunity for you to explore it?

The problem is that if it confines itself to the RTS label, many of the game's most epic story moments, will probably be just part of the cinematics. Basically, im doubtful as to whether the game can create a strong tie between the gameplay and the story (the cinematics.) Will the gameplay capture that epic feeling?

Wonder if Blizz will make any buzz on how well the digital version sold vs the retail ones? Although, I'm a bit surprised they didn't have some kind of semi-CE version of the digital that included the sound track at least - ala how Dragon Age did it. But, Blizz has always been mindful of its retail partners; especially now that they're owned by Activsion who has to have them to sell their instruments.

The singleplayer looks sooooooo fun. The fact you can buy unique and old school units just makes it that much more intriguing and unique compared to the multiplayer.

I wonder how they'll handle the "RPG" aspect of the 2nd expansion, and the diplomacy of the 3rd.

11 hours till I can start .. earning credits.. damn it...