> at least in SC it's obvious.
I watched Life in the World Championships on the weekend do like 300APM constantly.
I'd honestly be going GG at about 1 minute in I think.
I watched Life in the World Championships on the weekend do like 300APM constantly.
I'd honestly be going GG at about 1 minute in I think.
there are so many responses suggesting Starcraft cannot be played casually. it's no different than saying chess cannot be played casually- which is ridiculous.
Never mind trying to also throw in micro and optimum game strategies into the mix.
SC2 specifically has a few options for this. one really fun option is playing 2v2 vs CPU. or 1 v CPU on easy mode (it is essentially a passive CPU). the expansion is also introducing "archon mode" which is 2v2 but each team of 2 controls one base/army. "comp stomps" were prominent in SC1 because even though they were, by definition extremely easy, it's a fun social way to play. there are also "fastest" modes that completely eliminate the need for resource management by giving all players unlimited minerals.
my point is that while SC2 is daunting, there are a dozen options for players of all skill levels, even those who don't intend to play competitively.
maybe a better analogy than chess would be learning an instrument. it's difficult to become a good guitar player, but it takes an advanced lack of interest to not have fun learning.