STARCRAFT: The Making of a Legend
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- A look into how Starcraft became a juggernaut for video games
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I have to leave for now, but I'll input all the sources of this video's research when I get back home.
![Making of - StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty [Behind the Scenes]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SQCrYFOIqQI/mqdefault.jpg)
Researched a lot into this, but a lot of the information can be hard to find - so if I messed anything up, please let me know in a comment. (edit: I can already see that premiere pro exported some assets incorrectly and text on an infographic didn't update. Apologies!)
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Will do dad
I love you man, keep on going!
Fantastic video man. I don't know if this will become a series but I will love a AoE II video made by you, it's my all-time favorite game.
I think you didn't get much incorrect I just would want a more in depth and lengthy video on this. Give me an hour or more of content and I and probably much more would gladly watch this
On a rather bright note it should be remembered that many of the devs of StarCraft, StarCraft 2 and WarCraft 3 have joined up and launched a new RTS studio - Frost Giant, and they're working on a game right now.
So, SO excited to see what will come of it!
We deserve that after the shitshow that was reforged
They will release some info tomorrow at summer game fest!
Yeah, Stormgate is coming, Terrans vs Diablo's army :)
Anyone know what the game is called
AND the mother of Tasteless and Day9 works there 🕹️
The King of Content has returned.
He's not the King anymore.... He up and left League.
@@MartyrMachine nah when he played league he was the The King of Depression, now hes The King of Content
@@MartyrMachine what ^ said, LoL is nice and debatablely the most balanced moba, not counting battlerite or paragon just based of personal experience from other mobas
Its great, but its community is full of scum, not all but a very sad amount. And honestly even sadder is most games are, most games either there's a shit ton of scummy people or massive sweats who you can smell over the internet but that's a whole other talk.
Point being LoL is great but it doesn't make someone great, Karp had the best LoL content and even his non LoL stuff then to today outshine any LoL stuff
Tío Feeder no sabía que veías a magikarp, cómo siempre grande el tío Feeder.
Exquisite! I loved this video :-) '98 was a heck of a time.
Well hey Brent wouldn't expect to see you here!
I would say there’s some serious quality issues imho
ya. the game is amazing in '98. probably the best game and pioneer at that time.
they probably own everything if more people have computer. Unfortunately, only a college students have accessed to computer at that time and it is still a success.
Hell yeah, your documentaries are always sooooo extremely awesome. It's great seeing you upload videos again. You helped through my darkest times as a child man. Thank you so much
I'm uncertain why, but near the end I genuinely felt teary-eyed as I processed all the information... it's just, it's incredible.
yeah I feel you, especially that "Faker what was that" at the end hit me DIFFERENT
Same, had flashbacks of all my starcraft memories. Kinda too much too process.
Oh it hit me earlier than that. I remember looking up videos on the internet watching pros in the early 2000s. Nothing shaped my life more than this game.
Some of the info is a bit inaccurate which makes me dislike the confident tone. But otherwise good for outsiders to get at least some kind of primer
@@leonalbers1828?
I have a ton of fond memories of playing custom games on SC:BW (mainly Tower Defense lobbies) when I was a kid. There were so many good custom maps made, and hell even DotA and League spawned from Aeon of Strife. StarCraft was truly a legendary game.
Thank you for acknowledging that AoS is the birth of the moba genre, and not DotA. It's such a common misconception people seem to have, that the WC3 DotA map was where it all truly began.
This is only half true.
Its like saying that Starcraft is the godfather of esport.
While technically there was Quake and CounterStrike tournament before that, Starcraft is where its truly begin.
If you has play AoS, you wont even realize its a moba game. Not until WC3 custom maps, where moba take the form we see today
Marine D and Poker D were absolute bangers!
I know you mentioned it briefly when talking about the campaigns (which I love to death despite their flaws), but genuinely I would love to see your takes on individual, smaller Starcraft elements. Like your personal experiences, campaigns, custom games, a deep dive on the esports or a video discussing more about Starcraft 2. Loved this video, and I'm always glad to see my favorite game get more recognition for what it did for the gaming industry, thank you for doing it justice :)
I was so happy to see the Total Annihilation reference. That game was my entire childhood and I even still have a PC copy. You can still get a copy online that has been modified to run on modern PC's and I love occasionally reliving the nostalgia.
Also, it has to be said, this video was absolutely flawless. I was blown away and I appreciate how much hard work you clearly put into this content. Keep it up Matt
I never played the original but total annihilation 2 was my childhood, amazing game
@@VVopalbut total anhilation 2 does not exist
@ggon7746 must've been a typo I have no recollection of this comment. I guess I was referring to the one that was later released and not the one released in 1997
@@ggon7746 wait no I was referring to planetary annihilation I got my games mixed up lol
great watch man, much love
Hi Jimmy never knew you know starcraft
Love your content!
Thank you so much for making this Matt, Starcraft has been a huge part of my life ever since I was little and still is to this day. It saddens me as to how small the scene has grown since the glory days but reminiscing upon such grand times thanks to content creators like you is such a joy. Truly, thank you for this.
Oh my god I absolutely love starcraft and I'm real happy you're back doing what you love keep it up
I've always been a huge fan of the OG StarCraft and the sequel, never felt disappointed in the story or voice acting or enjoyment, even though I was god awful at RTS I still loved my LAN games with my bros against AI and the story, fun to get a little throwback to that along with just how significant it was, very insightful. Thank you for this
This broke my heart. I was raised playing Starcraft with my uncle and spend so so much of my life rising through the ranks and watching pro players in sc2. I hope that they just stop support for Starcraft 2 and don’t let the series die even when the story got wrapped up. It hurts seeing something so dear to me die off. Thank you for this Matt. It was a little connection to a part of my life that I learned even more about.
StarCraft is the father of esports, I love this franchise so much its hard to put into words. I knew you played SC back in the days, so glad to see you finally make a video about it
Just to add, even though Blizzard does not do active development. Starcraft 2 does still see balance patches and new maps, there is still a very active pro scene with large prize pools and fierce competition. Starcraft: Brood War is massive in South Korea with ASL matches regularly having over 100k viewers and a generally large streaming audience on afreeca. Both the games have an active ranked ladder with players of all skill levels.
I loved this game so much! The sheer amount of creative things one could do with a "Use Map Settings" game was mind boggling for the time. I'm sure starcraft was one of the leading reason why tower defense games got so popular in the 00s.
Another feature you don't see anymore that I always loved about StarCraft was the spawn disk feature. It allowed you to install part of the game on another computer and play it without the disk. There were limited features but the most important part was that it encouraged LAN parties. Used to install it on all the school computers and setup giant 8 person games during class.
LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOO
I subbed back then because of the humor in your channel (with the league and dick jokes as such), but holy shit this video essays became my favorite type of vids because of people like you. Hope you make more of this !!!
What a blast of nostalgia. I had no idea about the history of so much of this game that filled my formative years as a gamer, a fantastic watch. What a wonderful video to return to the youtube scene with, Magikarp.
Started a 1000 piece Kerrigan puzzle yesterday today StarCraft documentary..... :) Thanks Matt
We will NEVER see another game like SC in our lifetimes, even though my age has stunted my reaction time, and my ability to multi-task has stopped me from being able to stay competitive in SC2 ranked, I am STILL obsessed with this game....there is simply something too.....unique about this game, no RTS has ever been able to capture the sheer brilliance of the genera that starcraft has, and I am saying this as someone who leans more towards fantasy than sci-fi!!!
It is the last bygone of the days of old, when Blizzard was the peak of the golden age of gaming, I hate to sound like I am drowning in nostalgia, but I honestly can't think of any other genera-defining games that have had as big of an impact as Starcraft did on the RTS games, sure there are big names like COD, Battlefield, and Halo who set the standards of current FPS games, but can you honestly name a single game other than WC3 that ever came CLOSE to being the pinnacle of the genera that SC did for the RTS genera? Sure, Age of Empiresalmost got there, but it never made it into the mainstream.
We witnessed gameing history when we saw SC rise into the behemoth it once was, and I highly doubt we will ever see something come close to what it once was, in any genre of gaming, ever again.
In an alternate universe, we're all playing the Warcraft-in-space version that was first unveiled
you obviously forgot to mention the most interesting part - blizzard stopped supporting SC2 and launched SC:Remastered. Polished version of the '98 game , with HD graphix and untouched gameplay . This lead to the resurrection of starcraft pro scene and otherworldly interest in Korea. ASL is back ! Watch some videos and revert. It's a shame to not mention Remastered i 2022.. it was released in 2017... for Christ sake
Actual Champion Spotlight: 2014-2016
Video Game Documentary: 2022-20XX
Also Matt are you gonna make videos with the Karp Krew in the future or are you gonna focus on doing the things you love first?
Ahhh gah damn, I missed your voice in this style.(I'm not too big of a Warhammer 40k fan so I don't keep up with Dice Check even if I did give it a shot. Just not my thing personally). This kind of content is just amazing. :3
Starcraft was my childhood. Some of my best memories were wrapped up in this game. LAN parties with old highschool friends, watching day 9 dailies, and seeing the best in the world compete. Thank you for covering this amazing game
The ones who created StarCraft is a pure genius. The storyline and the balance between Terran, Protoss, and Zerg is remarkably outstanding.
Hell, was about time someone noticed this game
But I mean it was to come, for Starcraft is the King of Games
I will still hope for Starcraft 3, we will retake our franchise, and with that, our legacy.
I absolutely fucking love these kinds of videos from you Matt!
Rigged professional sports? That would never happen! *cough*gematria*cough*
Never really been a part of the StarCraft Community but just from watching from the Warcraft Community, it seems pretty fun
Oh my god! Man I miss this kind of vids from Matt! THE RETURN OF THE KING!
Fantastic video. StarCraft is the undisputed masterpiece of a RTS game. Been heartbreaking to realize that the younger generations of gamers have a total lack of interest in RTS games. I'm glad I was able to enjoy the glory days in Starcraft esports
5:28 This is such an unbelievably missleading bar graph wtf. Why would you do that
I wanna say I would be ecstatic if you made a video talking about the story of StarCraft, please do.
this was absolutely phenomenal, its about time someone gave credit to starcraft
Matt, from cringe (but entertaining) League of Legends videos, to full on hyper professional high quality documentary movies. Bless you! Blizzard did hit its high march for the Story of Star Craft at the very least as the third expansion of SC2 ended on a high note, true with room to come back, but definitely good enough an end to be THE END. Personally i belive a worthy successor could have been the Dawn Of War series of games from Warhammer 40k, unfortunately THQ is gone and so are those high quality story games that were part of the whole lore.
On a side note, maybe grab Uberdanger for one of your next ones just to help a fellow CC over a hurdle . And once again bless your imagination for brining entertainment back.
Growing up In the 90s, my dad worked for a computer building company and had easy access to anything computer related. We had a 4 way land connection so my friends would always come over to play all kinds of games like Starcraft, warcraft, Giants: Citizen Kabuto, 4x4 EVO, age of empires and so on. Never realized how incredible that was at the time because it was just normal for me.
i started sc2 back in 2000, I reached Grand Master top 50 last year as a toss player. starcraft gave me so many gaming skills, i sit in Masters on LoL becuase of the macro knowledge this game taught me. it is one of my all time favs. I have retired from SC/SC2 after reaching GM 1v1 and 2v2 top 50 with my army buddy. what a great video!
Yo. LOVE this kind of content. I'm not even into Starcraft.
Documentation told like a story. I really like how you make these vids. It was a very heartfelt, emotional even haha.
That iconic shoutcast from Doa and MonteChristo gave me the chills. ngl
It isn’t ‘documentation’ and it has a lot of factual inaccuracies and omissions
Besides issues in the style and presentation (language use)
@@mareksicinski3726 is not entirely incorrect
20:52 Honestly was not expecting maplestory in the top 10.
I still follow Starcraft Broodwar and Starcraft 2 videos nowadays and I think I'll keep watching them until I grow old. I heard that some of the people that worked on these godly games banded together to form a company, looking forward to what those guys make and I hope they manage to breathe in some life to the RTS genre again.
Great work! Love this style of content from you
Westwood coined the RTS term and Dune 2 was inspired by a number of previous games including HZ, Populous, SimCity, Civ 1.
HZ is more like a proto-MOBA
The documentary this epic game deserves
WOW. Just WOW. Never write comments on youtube, but this piece is just amazing! Keep doing what you doing, bro! We all believe in you and support you!
it's good to see you making content you (and others) enjoy. welcome back.
I never thought I'd see the day that MagikarpUsedFly would cover StarCraft.
This game was my childhood and introduction to playing games online (USE MAP SETTINGS GAMES FTW!!!)
EDIT:
The way you ended this was PERFECT because Blizzard VERY MUCH set the foundation for our current day MOBAs because of WarCraft III's UMS. That spawned DotA and then League.
It's very hype hearing the commentary for Faker and I look forward to the next video.
This dude just cliffhangered a documentary. Hell yes I'm so excited
I've always heard so much about this game. Thank for the insight man
Lesson of the day: Whenever you find yourself talking about something like Matt talks about videogames, embrace it. That is true love & passion. ♥
You are a master when it comes to documentaries. I really enjoyed the video alot. Glad you're back.
I never thought about how old Starcraft goes back because it always felt like a modern game. A testament to how well it aged I guess.
Dang, you beat me to finishing this video! I have a **ton** of alpha/beta/dev content (including ripped sprite sheets from the beta of a few cut things) and was in progress of outlining a big in-depth on the making of the game. And a separate video for the full history of the esports. And a separate video for the UMS/customgames (of which I am a creator/editor/translator for!)
That said, this was a great video and I'm happy you made it. :)
I can’t remember when it was, but I’m 32 now and when I was in either k-2 grade, living in Korea on a military base with my family, my brother and I would sneak off base and go to the PC bang’s when we would skip our TKD lessons lol. My parents were furious when our friend ratted us out. My brother is 4 years older than me, and we’d go to play Diablo surrounded by a bunch of older Korean dudes lol. When we visited Korea when we were older, that was one of the first things we did when we weren’t with our parents, it’s such a fun environment, I kinda wish they were more popular here in the states.
Lol, what's with that teary-eyed sadface conclusion? Starcraft Remastered is still huge right now and is still being (somewhat) supported by Blizzard. There are major tournaments around the world (especially in Korea, obviously) and the game has a massive following on streaming platforms.
I wouldn't underestimate Korean kids. Or any asian kid, for that matter. Tooniverse really earned that programming block. Kids could play an RTS like a teen or adult would. I mean, dude, even tho i was at high school, they were joking a lot about Red Alert and making memes about Yuri!
"In this video we learn about what made Starcraft so successful..."
Chapter 1: Egypt: 4000 BC....
Really appreciate the effort has taken....Keep doing, keep growing.i love it🧡🧡🧡❤❤❤+ my SUB
My ears perked up when 7th Level came up, because they developed the PC point & click game Monty Python's Complete Waste of Time.
The man, the myth, the legend. He's back.
Despite everything, Brood War is still being played at the highest level (ASL, now SSL, KCM, BSL, etc.).
YEEEESSSS!!! My literal favorite GOatEd game of all time! Thank you! You have made me so incredibly happy, I do not have the mental capacity to properly convey them! Iz-Uh (burp), Iz Reel Niiceee!
Thank you for this video, i didn't know its history. I did play it on N64 console back in the day. I recently started playing starcraft 64 and i cant stop playing it, forgot how great the game is. I have it on my Retroid Pocket 3+, M64 FZ plus emulator with built in cheats. Also completed some unlockable in game cheats. I learned all the hotkeys and shortcuts, making it more fun.
Your video game documentaries are always fire. Awesome job.
the 3 races werent THAT balanced by blizzard. players changed the game by which maps they played and which they didnt. and it culminated in everyone playing a single map for competion, lost temple, until the korean scene started making maps with a similar balance. the community had more to do with the balance than blizz. in fact they made major changes to the balance many, many, many times after release. patches
Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times. Hard times create strong Starcraft Players.
Ok real interaction after watching, what an amazing video. I’m absolutely swept away with the editing and pacing of this video, it wound up to be an incredible listening and watching experience. You had my attention at every turn. Well done, this is genuinely a work of art.
Thank you for making this, one of the best presented StarCraft retrospectives I've seen. I like to think I already knew a lot about Starcraft's alpha and development, but I didn't know about Dominion and its influence on the game. The tie ins with South Korea's history was a nice touch as well, offering a fuller picture as to how the game got popular in that country.
SC1 cannot replaced, surpassed or matched. It's diamond standard balance, feel, and limitation makes it almost a genre in and of itself.
I think SC1 can make a huge comeback if Microsoft had some trust in the scene and community and gave a little resources to make it blossom
What game will take it's place? None. RTS's e-sport chapter will end with the death of Starcraft. Only AoE2DE is carrying the torch now
What a wonderful video to watch. I still play starcraft 2, and have for quite some years now. Sad to know its done development, but this video brought back some joy along with new insight into its development. Love to see it Matt!
Babe wake up, Matt uploaded
I watched that Bisu vs Ssak game live. I love starcraft. It shaped my childhood, and ill never stop watching the pro scene of SC2 and SCBW
This is one of the most nostalgic videos I've seen, as all SC videos are... I'd just like to add, that it wasn't just SC it was us too. This was history in the making and we played a part in it. SC to me represents something truly mythic, like Star Wars and Marvel before 2012. There are other properties and genres of course, different things for different people, but SC and AoEII in that late 90s period early 2000s period are just sublime. RTS especially was remarkable for it endearment in the community; good will that has persisted to even this zoomer age. These games changed the world and I make no exaggeration. Many of the smartest people who run the world today played these games. Starcraft is the darling of the computer gaming scene and it always will be. I haven't played it in years (I have weird memories of reinstalling it in like 2006 briefly on an old com,) and I don't know what happened to my discs, but I know one day I will reunite with my baby and play again. SC is definitely in my afterlife, my next life and is to me like a life partner. It is in my soul like no other games except AoEII, PSO, Zelda: OoT, KOTOR, Battlefront 2005, and BF3 (all of which were paradigm shifting games, ) and until this video came up, I didn't even realize it. That's how important SC is. My brain didn't even register it as a game. It was a formative experience, not a game. Brood War is a perfect game. Perfect. I love you Starcraft, may you live on for all times.
Hmm, I feel a slight bit happier all of a sudden for some strange reason. Now, where did I put my Bugatti keys!?!?
Bravo. You sir can defenately tell a story. If you make 'but this needs another 20min video' to actual 20min videos of starcraft2 idiotic kerrigan and raynor lovestory AND make a video of how LOL rose to what it is today (if you do please include the showmaker reaction to wow leage of legends for ksante (as riot making op champs)), you will have +500k subscribers. But please make LOL one first, it will get more views. All the best
Funny how I watched the whole of this video and moved out not realizing it was Magikarpusedfly. Your content is amazing dude!!
22:34 SC2 is a very different game, not an ‘update’. Extremely important to underline
StarCraft: Remastered was an update for SC1
SC2 release helped precipitate globalised esports; it was hugely popular outside Korea and was very big for its first two years especially, it didn’t fall by the wayside but achieved a new global peak in popularity in general
Helped launch the success of twitch as a gaming streaming platform, partly because of the teamliquid stream list that provided viewership
Surprised you didn't mention how they basically lifted all 3 races from Warhammer 40k now that you're a big fan of that series.
So glad you're alive.
Literally got back into SC2 like two weeks ago, so the timing has made watching this awesome summation of Starcraft history all the more sweeter!
Its weird how they put something like starcraft 1 on a kid's channel.... The first game is very dark theme'd, Zerg are genuinely scary, protoss are badass yet elusive...and the Terrans genuinely seem to strive for the Glory and survival ...of Mankind, it just doesn't give the fun space cowboy adventure vibe that SC2 gives.
It has never been a better time to get into the original e-sport! Brood War is growing again with places for newer players (Coach Pupil League/ Rookie Starleague), Huge tournaments for non-Koreans (Bombastic Starleague), and many long running leagues still with tons of teams and divisions (Brood War Clan League now in it's 56th SEASON!) And best of the best entertainment with Korean leagues full of Legends old and new (ASL casted by fan favorites Tastosis and higher level players like Scan/Nyoken, both in full english)
Grammar police here:
Lesser offence: you pronounced nuclear as "nucular" and that's so pathetic that the Simpsons mocked it decades ago.
Unforgivable offence: 25:14 you wrote "in IT'S professional scene". ITS. ITS professional scene. WTF does "in it is professional scene" mean, huh? Illiterate.
Oh my god I remember that 2016 scandal. It was most notably Life. The most famous player at the time and best zerg player. There were jokes with his zerglings being "Life's Lings" with +1 (attack) +1 (defense) on hatch and he somehow always got in the base and won engagements with his insane micro. I remember the championship it was sOs vs Life a PvZ and I was upset because Life lost it but it seemed all so theatrical in hindsight. All 7 games of the finals... damn emotions. Fuck match fixing greed
I used to love playing custom games on starcraft in particular my favorite was this Pokemon one where you had units that would evolve and stuff it was so fun. Between that and Diablo one and two it was the golden age for me for gaming and for blizzard. I also loved playing Unreal tournament back in 1999 2003 2004 and beyond. My dad's clan won the OGL tournament (online gaming league) which was a big deal back then. I joined the clan when I was a bit older
WOW the second I hit subscribe, my new Bugatti appeared right outside my door!!!!!!!! Anybody know how to help me get it outside?? I live in an apartment building and I can't get it in the elevator o.o I also don't have a license...... how do I pay the taxes?? : ^)
I'd love to see a long review on the actual campaign and story, history of SC1 tbh. However its nice to see a doc on Starcraft at ALL to be honest, its SO popular but nobody gives it ANY credit!! So thank you.
FrostGiant studios will make the next RTS I'm very hopeful. Also, Serral is the GOAT, his rise was the most insane thing ever, the fact he won every tournament the year he won BlizzCon shows how good he is. Thank you for covering one of my favorite games Magikarp.
I really feel lucky to have grown up with gaming in the late 90s and 2000s
I remember the teachers went on strike at our school for a month and so me and my bro just got to stay home and play Starcraft all day.
Such fond memories, back when gaming was special
I don't think you can look at Starcraft broodwar and Starcraft 2 as the one entity.
Broodwar somehow, someway survived a horrific match fixing scandal (South Korea REALLY doesn't like matchfixing), all games being taken off TV and a sequel being made immediately after these first two events and somehow the Broodwar scene in Korea is more lively than the Starcraft 2 scene.
Somehow someway a huge chunk of the big Broodwar pros from the Kespa era are back, the Korean community is very slowly growing and even the foreign scene is maybe not growing but it's not losing players very quickly, hell they even got a foreign player to qualify for the biggest Broodwar tournament there is (Scan).
Broodwar will never die, we said goodbye to it once and yet it never left. even insanely horrific hacks being widepsread at times hasn't damaged the community for Broodwar.
Starcraft 2 is like fine but also not at the same time. Balance issues in SC2 are a lot more prominent a grievance, the community is used to frequent patches which stopped for ages (and just came back) and the scene is a lot more international (which makes it hard to please everyone) and a lot more SC2 players aren't like super diehards. I think in the end SC2 will be fine but SC2 is a lot bumpier of a ride than the constancy of Broodwar
Been a fan of StarCraft since it's release. Started watching pros play from SC2, but now I watch both SC1 and SC2 tournaments.
Blizzard no longer supporting SC2 is not the end - it just means after a decade or two I'll be watching SC1,2 and 3 tournaments.
Growing up... we only had 1 computer on dial up internet. Everytime my sisters boyfriend called or someone picked up the phone I would get kicked off lol.
I would have to sneak into my parents room in the middle of the night and would play "fastest map possible" 4v4. Giant armies just clashing in the middle of the map.
Starcraft 1 is still alive. ASL and BSL are still going even after Bli$$ard stopped support for it. Imo Starcraft 1 will live longer than Starcraft 2 just because it's a way better game
Starcraft Broodwar is doing better than ever in Korea now. The pros are teaching classes on it and they have university teams battle each other. The top 1on1 league, ASL, is still bringing in young new talents together with the old talents (some coming back from sc2). They mainly earn income as streamers, where viewers sponsor bouts between desired players. The meta strategies are evolving faster than ever due to everyone streaming the game, it's amazing what broodwar still is, after a quarter of a century.
I have never played starcraft in my life but i LOVED this tale. I never knew it held so much history. Like i knew it was BIG and essentially the grandpappy of E-sports as we know them, but wooooowww.
So Zoomer here ✋ Gotta say, I'm really happy to see a video like this on Starcraft. I wasn't even born when this game came out, but after my stepdad showed me the game (and beat me like 12 times in a row, lmfao) I've ended up growing a little attached to the game. Absolutely a wonderful video, I look forwards to your next works!