At the opening ceremony of BlizzCon, General Manager and Creative Director Dan Hay – known for working on Far Cry from Chapter Three – spoke to the Korean publication about the new chapter shooter of the series StarCraft.
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“If I had to describe the overall structure of what we currently envision, it would be a ‘complete product,'” Hay said. “This is a Narrative-driven open-world shooter Players create a character, give him a name and tell his story. This story has a beginning, a middle and an end. ”
“You can wander around, Explore a rich open worldbut our story already has a clear ending. Think of it like buying a standalone boxed game that you can play to experience the story. We hope players enjoy it, enjoy it, and come back to us in the future. At least, what we are developing now is not a seasonal game. ”
have sleep More details on the structure of StarCraftdistinguishes between “serious missions” with narrative consequences and open-world exploration, explaining that “if a particular mission is too difficult, you can return to the open world and pursue other activities at your own pace.”
“If you are missing one adequate equipment“You can venture out into the world, get what you need, pack up your armor, and try again,” Hay said. “…I like to stroll slowly, explore, discover new things, and encounter unexpected turns.”
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Hay further explained that StarCraft is The story is set 70 years after the events of “StarCraft 2”a leap in time that guarantees considerable narrative freedom.
“Thanks to this, we can build New stories, adventures and charactershe said. “Over the past 70 years, factions that once looked a certain way may have changed their views, splintered, or splintered into smaller factions. These changes provide ample room to shape new narratives. Telling a new story while retaining StarCraft’s signature dark, gritty tone and space-western vibe was crucial.”
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