I was playing the classic version while waiting for the Remastered one to download.
Now it's 6:30am and I'm too tired to play full game of the Remastered version.
But I did take a screenshot in game. The game looks much better than I expected on 1080p.

Is multiplayer laggy as heck for everyone else?

Just completed all the campaign missions. These were the most difficult missions for me:

1. "Omega". The final mission in Brood War. Took me several hours and reloading to beat it.

2. "To Slay The Beast". About as hard as Omega. You have to expand and conquer the island you're on early, otherwise you'll lose a war of attrition.

3. "Homeland". 7th mission of original Protoss campaign. Unless you're doing a speedrun and cheesing it via sending the Dark Templar immediately to the enemy base, it's hard to beat legitimately.

4. "The Hammer Falls". Final Terran mission of original game. I've beaten this level twice, and both times I had to use the same strategy of spamming ghost/nukes.

5. "Drawing_of_the_Web". The level artifically handicaps you preventing you from building any air units or overload transportation.

New to what? I've been playing Brood War for some time.

4 of the missions I mentioned ("Omega", "To Slay The Beast", "Homeland", "Drawing of the Web") are not on your channel yet.

Can you link me to your Homeland video? I can't seem to find it.

Now I can view it, thanks. I see you used lots of dragoons/zealots to win it. I used Archons.

Now just waiting to see your Omega video.

For Omega I see you took out Red Mengsk's base first. I went for the UED first instead, because they had bad ground defense. Also saw that you used lots of hydras, I went Queen/Guardians after taking out the UED. I also saw you used Dark Swarm. I didn't even research it. It's interesting to see the different approaches used by players to tackle Omega.

What video software did you use to record?

I see. I usually use Bandicam (paid version).

Oh I don't record StarCraft. I just record Team Fortress 2 and Source Engine game videos.

Source Engine games (like TF2, CS:GO, L4D) have a recording feature that saves it in a Valve-specific demo format (.dem). I just replay it using the game and re-record the parts I want into mp4 using Bandicam.

You can see some of the videos I've uploaded to My Steam profile "Videos" (but no StarCraft).

This post has been edited by Andrew Lim: Sep 27 2017, 02:46 PM