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Trailer
Game intro
- Escape from the Lockdown: The Demon Fortress (Steam Version) – Day 1
- Escape from the Lockdown: The Demon Fortress (Steam Version) – Day 2
- Escape from the Lockdown: The Demon Fortress (Steam Version) – Day 3 – Ending
- Escape From The Void
- Escape the Ayuwoki: Horror Night
- Escape to Mars
- Escape War
- Escape Within
- EscapeThisBigMaze!
- Escherion
- Espiocracy
- Esports History
- Essays on Empathy
- ESTEN
- Estress
comments
- saying you play Starcraft makes you gain respect - or at least you think
- you learn to lose and not to care
- there are still toxicity sometimes but so much less than other multiplayer games
- the awesome casters and esport community
- many solo games become less fun
- ultra frustrating for a beginner - you really need to be a very competitive person
- time hungry
- hurting my poor wrist if I play 5 minutes a 200APM (I was extremely surprised to see I could once properly taught but the good player way of playing starcraft is just not for me physically)
- so many teaching ideas everywhere that do not match your skills (it is not important to scout if you have no clue what to scout, bronze to master are unuseful when the player clicks like lighting speed in bronze level and understand the game like a master player...)
The campaigns are good. They are fun to play and I think the game graphics still hold in our days when anyway plenty of games trust the “best games” ladder without any astonishing graphics. But the real beauty of this game is playing the elitist multiplayer 1v1. It is highly mechanical demanding, it is requiring to absorb lots of information in order to learn something relevant to your skills and even more to start to appreciate the game. It is extremely frustrating to lose in low level especially not knowing what to do and been told why by different people without knowing who’s right (because most people including pro gamers have no clue what it is to be a beginner, what it is to have no knowledge of the units and even the hotkeys, that 50 APM it is not yet for you yet for a while). But once you invest the time, it is a fun game. It teaches you that losing does not matter, you are just learning, and soon you become in a state when basically you only win. You win or you learn, so it is a win. Starcraft is an awesome game which has been quite balanced for years – in my opinion.