MMO BinA Geek's Look at Massively Multiplayer Online Games

I just came across the third Battle Report for StarCraft 2, a game that I will probably be spending an enormous amount of time with once it launches. Battle Reports are where we get to watch game developers play each other while two people commentate on the events, giving us insight into battle tactics, unit types and more.

Watching the video is a huge adrenaline high for me, and I am not even playing the game yet. I really enjoy real time strategy games, and even more so the idea that there will be multi-player in this game that I will be able to use.

It also reminds me that I’d love to see a World of StarCraft of some type. My cousin has started playing World of Warcraft again, and I am not interested only because the game is set in a fantasy setting which doesn’t really excite me enough to play the game for long periods of time. I think World of StarCraft could fix that issue, and get me sending Blizzard some money every month.