If you’re a StarCraft fan then you should be excited about Legacy of the Void’s release this November. It is the third and final installment of the StarCraft II trilogy. There will be new units and plenty of storyline missions posing challenges as you save the known universe.
StarCraft has woven a world where powerful alien races wage war across the galaxy. Battle.net is where the action takes place. There will be new features coming to Battle.net to enhance gameplay and offer more opportunities to compete with friends. Make sure to check out what’s new and to prepare your system to handle this installment of StarCraft.
Daily Tournaments
One of the newest features of the release are daily tournaments for all players to join. Start testing your skills against seasoned players and newbies alike to get to the top.
I always watch replays to see where I could improve or to steal moves my opponent used during the match. You might even get good enough to win tournaments and compete professionally.
Two Player Base Control
This is pretty exciting. You and a partner will be able to play as a team, sharing a single base. One player could be setting up harvesters, expanding the base and building units where the other could be choosing upgrades, exploring the map and directing the forces. Things could get pretty intense if you and your friend conflict on strategy, but complementing skills can make for an unstoppable force when done right.
Co-op Mode
Playing missions just got more interesting. Now you and a friend can fight together and experience a different dimension of the StarCraft story. Being able to have new people play through missions with each other also adds variance and a level of uncertainty to the game.
Power Overwhelming
The StarCraft franchise has seen awesome titles make real time strategy (RTS) gaming history. Legacy of the Void should be no exception. Every new and impressive game has its minimum hardware requirements. The graphics and processing needs increase with the complexity of games and number of units on the field. It’s important to consider whether your system can handle lag-free play. Here are the specs needed for StarCraft II as of September 16, 2015. They may change as StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void is released.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
- Operating System – Windows® XP/Windows Vista® (latest service pack)
- Processor – Intel® Core™ 2 Duo or AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 5600+
- Video – NVIDIA® GeForce® 7600 GT or ATI™ Radeon™ HD 2600 XT or Intel® HD Graphics 3000 or better
- Memory – 2 GB RAM
- Storage – 30 GB available HD space
- Internet – Broadband Internet connection
- Media – DVD-ROM drive
- Resolution – 1024X768 minimum display resolution
RECOMMENDED SPECIFICATIONS
- Operating System – Windows® 7 / Windows® 8 / Windows® 10 64-bit (latest service pack)
- Processor – Intel® Core™ i5 or AMD FX Series Processor or better
- Video – NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 650 or AMD Radeon™ HD 7790 or better
- Memory – 4 GB RAM
- Storage – 30 GB available HD space
- Internet – Broadband Internet connection
- Media – DVD-ROM drive
- Resolution – 1024X768 minimum display resolution
StarCraft II Online Play
StarCraft II’s multiplayer and single player modes require an active Internet connection.
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