Blizzard explains that they have noticed the need for improvement in that part and promised a system very different from their previous game titles. Only time will tell does this mean that we'll no longer require third party programs such as WaaaghTV and GGTV which cause abrupt disconnections when viewing the matches live.
Also, the Battle.net system seems to be tweaked a lot as Blizzard was confident when asked about that subject: "Battle.Net will provide players with perfect game experience, while at the same time we've improved a lot on it's functionality. It is not convenient to tell you more about this problem here and now, but Battle.Net will be the best platform to experience Blizzard games.".
Starcraft II also brings a lot of graphical improvements, however minimum required video card to play the game is only the old GeForce 5200. Many players probably won't be satisfied with this and they'll look for maximum video effects which will of course require better hardware.
Blizzard did not want to talk much about singleplayer mode as the main subject of the conference was Zerg race, but they said that "campaign will be of a tree-shape arrangement, players can choose different passages, different level-ups and different bonuses during their playing. The frameworks of the game is done, but the order of three campaigns matching different races has not been decided yet."
To read entire Q&A session with Blizzard, head over to Starcraft-Source.com
should please blizzard fix that :D
GTV works flawless in Q3, just perfect.
mayB he will be like WC3 and i hope not because i want to see someting new!
Patches of WOW, Diablo II, and as what we've done during past ten years----Starcraft.
Alright, so the WC3 patch is a lie. T_T
Blizzard always have low system req for there games but that doesn't meen they look horrible. From the vidoes I've seen SC2 looks great.
But honestly, I hope they really work on the observer mode. C&C: Tiberium Wars had a good idea they should work towards, with Voice IP and such, would be easier for shoutcasters to host video feeds that are synced with what we see on the screen..
But I'm patient, I hope they use their time developing the game, but I wouldn't mind playing some betas versions now and then either :D
however, the game is rumoured to be released by this august.
C&C 3 was supposed to have something like that, isn't it? You would just download some sort of client and be able to watch some of the games played in the game's own network.
And this feature might convince people to purchase the game, thus building a stronger community. :)
Also it's because I don't know how expensive will the game be when it's launched in Brazil. So I could make do with this solution until I gather enough minerals for the purchase. :p