At some point they realized that they had too much content to finish the game in this lifetime, so instead of cutting this content or delaying the game for a few more years, they split the story into three parts, while making each part into a full-size game in its own right AND adding new campaign mechanics to each.Upbeat Zombie said:What I want to know is why the hell they split the game up to begin with.
Your telling me I have to buy three separate products to get the whole starcraft 2 experience.
...kinda annoying
This also has the advantage of the first game being released now instead of after Half-Life Episodes 1-3 are released as a single package.
Coincidentally, each game just happens to cover one race in its campaign, but then again, it wouldn't make much sense for Protoss to do mercenary stuff, Zerg being diplomatic, or Raynor spontaneously evolving.
I really doubt that any Blizzard games will be added to Steam, as the new Battle.net is basically a Blizzard-specific version of Steamworks and Blizzard already got their own digital distribution up and running.burntheartist said:I suck at RTS games, but I love playing them.
I'm thinking I'll wait for Steam to fix this for us, then rejoice further by giving Steam my money.