Outside of Archon Mode, Sum mentioned some of the changes to multiplayer that we can expect. Sum joked that they designed this mode so we can feel like pro players, who seem to effortlessly manage both base management and warfare simultaneously.
When you do cooperate well, though, it gets serious fast. Coordination is key, as it is entirely too easy to divert a unit that your partner has issued orders to, or spend resources they were trying to utilize elsewhere. We even got to take it out for a spin in a couple of matches, and will admit that it feels like a wholly different experience. This is a 2v2 multiplayer mode, where you and your partner are cooperatively controlling the same base, units, and resources.Īrchon Mode allows you to really play to your talents, so base builders can focus on shoring up the defenses back at your base, while the more combat-oriented player can bring your forces to bear in battle. The most notable feature that isn’t covered in the original post is Archon Mode. Update: We had the opportunity to sit down with David Sum, Senior Game Designer on Legacy of the Void and run through a few of the new features and additions in more detail.
But plenty of new details have come out of BlizzCon 2014 on the new campaign.
Blizzard has kept pretty mum about Legacy of the Void, the final installment in the StarCraft 2 saga.
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