2011-11-11, 11:47 AM
At the same time, I felt that character development in SC1 were a little too steep. Mengsk transition from a freedom fighting benefactor to absolute tyrant happens over the span of 2 missions. And Kerrigan's development was pretty much explained by her infestation. No real moral dilemmas, only a simple "cry for help" while in crysallis.
BW was a little better though. Have to fault the terran campaign considering how gullible DuGalle was. What kind of general decides to trust some new recruit from the remnants of an old regime after the span of a few months over their most trusted admiral.
HotS seems to remedy SCII's linear development, but I still feel that fans are gonna hate on it because Kerrigan's no longer queen peach of the universe but a human being that has moral dilemmas over mass killing, and has to deal with hatred spawning from two different races while she herself doesn't remember what she specifically did to them.
BW was a little better though. Have to fault the terran campaign considering how gullible DuGalle was. What kind of general decides to trust some new recruit from the remnants of an old regime after the span of a few months over their most trusted admiral.
HotS seems to remedy SCII's linear development, but I still feel that fans are gonna hate on it because Kerrigan's no longer queen peach of the universe but a human being that has moral dilemmas over mass killing, and has to deal with hatred spawning from two different races while she herself doesn't remember what she specifically did to them.