So today I figured I’d talk about a couple of Protoss units that are underused in lower levels of play: the Sentry and the Phoenix; and in the case of the Phoenix, underused in higher levels of play. I might do something like this for Terran and Zerg also, but I’m primarily a Protoss player, so no promises.
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Exalted by some and vilified by others, this risky strategy has always been a powerful force in Starcraft. Ever since SC1 made the zergling rush famous, rushing has been fine tuned into a pervasive and deadly facet of the Starcraft universe. With Starcraft 2, this style has been refined into a variety of zergling, zealot and reaper rushing strategies.
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So why is StarCraft one of my favorite games ever? Well I’ll tell you, even though I’m the one who actually asked the question.

It has a solid, original story. How many real-time strategy games can you name with even decent stories, that aren’t based on an existing franchise? (Insert your jokes about Warhammer 40K here.) I can hear the voices of a thousand nerds cry “WarCraft” all over the internet. But let’s face it; World of WarCraft has caused some serious problems for the WarCraft universe. Blizzard has been forced to contort the WarCraft lore all sorts of ways in their search for ever more epic content and bosses for players.
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Marines, Marauders and Medivacs: The feared Terran strategy. This powerful combination has been the root of many complaints. With its high ranged firepower, anti-air capability and surprising resilience, it is no wonder that this strategy nets many a victory for Terran players. MM&M, as it is called, is fairly easy to get, takes minimal micromanagement finesse, and is difficult to counter.
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StarCraft 2 will be released on July 27th, after over twelve years since the release of its predecessor, which is often considered to be the most influential RTS of all time. The original StarCraft set the gold standard for games of its kind, becoming a competitive sport in Korea and coining such famous phrases known to all gamers as "zergling rush". It comes as no surprise, then, that its successor is one of the most highly anticipated games of 2010. But with such big shoes to fill and so many expectations, on top of all the time players have waited for it, is it even possible for the StarCraft sequel to measure up?
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Blizzard Entertainment announced today that its highly anticipated real-time strategy game, StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, will arrive in stores throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Mexico, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, and the regions of Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau starting on July 27, 2010. Players will also be able to purchase StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty directly from Blizzard Entertainment shortly after the retail launch.
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Have you been scouring eBay in hopes to find a StarCraft II beta key? The wait is over, but the race is on! GameStop announced yesterday that with every StarCraft II pre-order, buyers will receive an access code allowing them to gain access to the StarCraft II multiplayer beta. Offer good while supplies last!
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