While Blizzard is very much focussed on its big money-makers like its various Warcraft games, from WoW to Hearthstone to Warcraft Rumble, as well as Diablo and the much-maligned Overwatch 2, he's still open to StarCraft making a comeback. That said, RTS fans shouldn't get their hopes up. While the series might return, that doesn't necessarily mean it will be an RTS, and whatever shape it takes will depend on the person or team who goes to bat for it.

"It's not me saying, 'Go make a StarCraft game,'" Ybarra told Bloomberg. "I need to have someone who has the vision and passion that comes with the idea, and I'll bet on that team."

A vision and passion he - according to his own words - clearly does not have. 😑

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[–] loo 124 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (9 children)

The good days of Blizzard are over, I'm not getting my hopes up for anything they produce nowadays.

[–] Dicska 1 points 1 year ago (2 children)

I still have Diablo II Resurrected added to my Steam Library as "Blizzard's remaining dignity". And even that is because it's made by Blizzard North. Apart from maybe WoW (at least the golden years, not necessarily the current state), I can't think of anything else that has kept its perceived value.

[–] loo 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I remember when Overwatch came out. It was so damn fun. Then they ruined it with patches and finally deleted it, only for it to be replaced by that shitty money making machine "Overwatch 2". It's kinda sad to know that some games can't be experienced now in the same way they were when they first came out. Same with WoW.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

It feels like it's been ages since I've played WoW.

I remember the days of the spiffworld youtube videos, where Jonathan Coulton songs were played in the background while WoW characters dancing/acting along to the lyrics.

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