If you have a fickle mindset and can't be bothered to work at anything, you'll suck at this game and pretty much anything in life. Newbies who join the game will not stay bad, Pro's will not stay pro. After many hours of dedication and hardwork, I worked my way up all the way to platinum. I eagerly did my ladder games and got placed into bronze.
I bought this game about a month ago and this was the second RTS i've ever played, first being Age of Empires II many years ago. Furthermore, the way some of these negative reviews begin to post slander saying that "baddies stay bad, pro's stay pro" is pure nonsense. The time for passive RTS is over, Starcraft II brings thinking in an RTS to a whole new level. This isn't some bullshi*t RTS where you get the super unit and you win, this is a game of pure wits and pure logical thinking, no one strategy or one unit will let you win. When a unit is deemed overpowered, it quickly gets nerfed as metagame changes. People can cry all day saying how a unit or race is overpowered but they really aren't. The multiplayer segment of Starcraft II isn't like any other RTS. My response to that? You're bad and you will stay bad.
People can cry all day Starcraft II, where to begin? I've been reading all these negative and mixed reviews and they all go along the lines of something saying "Too many counters, unbalanced, too competitive, segregates community, pro's play pro's, newbies stay bad". Starcraft II, where to begin? I've been reading all these negative and mixed reviews and they all go along the lines of something saying "Too many counters, unbalanced, too competitive, segregates community, pro's play pro's, newbies stay bad".
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