So I pose this question to you guys and girls of the forums
Star Craft was one of the first games I ever played on PC way back when I was a lil whipper snapper. I came across the Battle.net launcher the other day and saw they had it there for free to play so I didn't think twice and got on it. Graphics wise the game definitely hadn't aged well but apart from the resolution locked to half my screen it was just as good as I remember it being.
The remastered version is out which was basically a graphics overhaul and that's about it. Now with most remastered games they fix bugs, update AI and make the game overall more playable (Dark Souls if you will). In this case all they did was make the game look pretty.
Now my question is, is it worth paying for a game that looks pretty, when the exact same game with the exact same story, bugs and terrible ai pathing is absolutely free? When much newer games are on special on steam for less? Tell me why you think so.
Now to clarify this isnt me asking if I should do it, more so a question into society and what people value. Call it a social experiment if you will.
Star Craft was one of the first games I ever played on PC way back when I was a lil whipper snapper. I came across the Battle.net launcher the other day and saw they had it there for free to play so I didn't think twice and got on it. Graphics wise the game definitely hadn't aged well but apart from the resolution locked to half my screen it was just as good as I remember it being.
The remastered version is out which was basically a graphics overhaul and that's about it. Now with most remastered games they fix bugs, update AI and make the game overall more playable (Dark Souls if you will). In this case all they did was make the game look pretty.
Now my question is, is it worth paying for a game that looks pretty, when the exact same game with the exact same story, bugs and terrible ai pathing is absolutely free? When much newer games are on special on steam for less? Tell me why you think so.
Now to clarify this isnt me asking if I should do it, more so a question into society and what people value. Call it a social experiment if you will.