| 以下是fans的英文信：Dear Blizzard, I''m a fan of yours in China since the first release of Starcraft in 1998, as well as a WOW player. Now I''m looking forward to the release of Starcraft II. I''d like to share with you some of my opinions on Starcraft II. When the original Starcraft was released, I was in college and many of my classmates were playing Starcraft then except one of my friends who was a military science fan. I asked why he didn''t come into the world of starcraft. He said: "In Starcraft, I don''t see any element in terms of military action. For example, is there any tactical action such as suppressive fire?" Now, as I recall his comment, I find a cool unit that can be introduced in Starcraft II to reflect the idea of suppressive fire. That is the Minigun Support Marine. This came to me back to the time when I saw Arnold Schwarzenegger using the M134 7.62x51 mm NATO GE "Minigun" 6-barreled machine gun in Termintor 2, and it mademe feel how cool and fantastic it was to use a minigun. I think it''s the suppressive fire that could be introduced into Starcraft II to add some extra tactics to it. I hope this idea will make sense to you. Besides, I have some other opinions about the units. Protoss: 1. Too many four-legs;2. Too many laser weapons;3. Some units are not distinct enough from one another in appearance, comparing to the differences between a Corsair and a Scout. (I.e. Stalker and Immortal, Phoenix and Warp Ray) Zerg: The wings make Zerglings look like locusts, other than some alien creatures. You know, when related to some insects IRL, it becomes ugly feeling, not joy, as we can feel from some B rated horror movies. Terran: When Reapers attack, why do their legs keep swinging. I think shutting down their flying kits and standing still on the ground will make their fire more effective. (转载请注明出处：http://www.yunhelongshuncheng.com.cn/dekesasipuke/20091227/42.html) |