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“There are some maps on there that are just wildly popular. “We've seen people create all kinds of crazy stuff in there. “We've seen people create things like third-person or first-person shooters,” Schutter exclaims. It’s just that versatile - a perfect showcase for possible candidates. Ryan Schutter actually started out as a modder using the Galaxy Editor, and it’s where Blizzard recruits a lot of its talent for the StarCraft 2 dev team. Now we have the option to just do essentially CTRL V, CTRL C copy and paste.” For example, we have this joke going on in the office where we're like: 'Hey, can you duplicate this unit?' and the other guy is like: 'Sure, give me a day and a half maybe'. “What we've done is make certain improvements to improve the usability. “It's one of the most powerful engines out there but it's not the most user-friendly engine,” lead co-op designer Kevin ‘monk’ Dong explains. One of the biggest improvements that are coming is for map makers in Galaxy Editor. We're really excited about it.”Īs well as adding in Brutal Plus, there are some quality of life updates coming to StarCraft 2. There's hundreds of thousands of possible combinations so it's not only going to add a lot of challenge to the game, it's also going to make it much more replayable for co-op. “Each mutator has its own difficulty point value that we pick from to combine to create the difficulty we want.

What it does is adds mutators, which are little modifiers on the gameplay - you might have blizzards coming through or something like that,” lead UI designer Ryan Schutter explains.
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“It's similar to Mythic Plus for WoW, it's a nod at that. Want to play StarCraft 2’s co-op campaign but with tornadoes ripping across the map, or where every enemy you kill comes back as a zombie? Brutal Plus is precisely created for you, you masochist.
