Press event

Cabbage · Jul 2, 2009

An average day in California goes as expected. People head for work, school or leisure time as they see fit and the world continues to revolve. A small crowd gathers outside a gate in Anaheim. This collection of gamers - representatives of a ten million strong fanbase - are here to meet, greet, play and discuss their hobby. They're the first in a week long cavalcade of press; all here to savor Blizzard's latest piece of gaming crack - StarCraft II, pre-beta.

Welcome to StarCraft: Legacy's coverage of the June 22, 2009 Blizzard press event. We have quite few articles for your viewing pleasure today, but first we are obligated to present this HD gameplay video showcasing five different matchups. Be sure to set the video on full screen for an optimal viewing experience.
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The two core developers of StarCraft 2 (StarCraft II) talked about the details about the game and an overview of Battlenet 2.0. StarCraft II, which takes place 4 years after the previous game, will continue on to a new view of the world, and of course, Battlenet 2.0 is planned to have support for a variety of replay functions.

The following is an interview with lead producer Chris Sigaty and lead designer Dustin Browder.

Q: What roles are a lead producer and lead designer in charge of, and what is the manpower in the development of StarCraft II?
Browder: I set the game’s release goal and coordinating the work as a whole. I’m in charge of the team’s morale, atmosphere, and schedule among other things.

Sigaty: I discuss what kind of game to make with key developers like Rob Pardo, and talk to the balance designer about units, builds, and detailed things.
Browder: The manpower of the core team is about 50 people. Other than this if you add the Battlenet development team, cinematic movie team, community team, and others then there are a substantial number of people participating in development. The producer has the job of controlling the relations between these teams. In the case of WarCraft 3, the core team was about 30 people.

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