StarCraft: Remastered is a remaster of the 1998 RTS classic, keeping the original’s gameplay (Zerg, Protoss, Terran factions) while updating graphics to 4K, adding widescreen support, and improving online multiplayer (with Blizzard’s modern servers). For PC players who played StarCraft competitively or casually in the 90s, what’s the most satisfying part of the remaster—Was it seeing the iconic units (Zerglings, Marines, Zealots) with updated sprites, the return of the original campaign (with its epic story), or the ability to play online with friends without relying on third-party servers? How does StarCraft: Remastered compare to the original in terms of competitive balance—Did the remaster keep the same unit stats and meta (so old strategies still work), or were there subtle changes that forced you to adapt? Additionally, StarCraft II is a modern sequel with 3D graphics—Why do you still play the Remastered version on PC, and what does the 2D classic offer that StarCraft II doesn’t (e.g., faster match times, simpler mechanics, nostalgia for the original’s story)? Finally, StarCraft’s esports scene was massive in the 2000s—Do you think the Remastered version has helped revive the classic competitive scene, or is it mostly played by casual fans for nostalgia?