ISMAY: I would say there's a lot of back and forth on that. GAMESPOT: What's the story development process like for this? How much does mission design lead where the story goes, and how much does story lead what kind of mission you create? It takes a village to birth a story as big as StarCraft II’s, of course, and I asked the team a number of questions about Blizzard’s storytelling approach. Expect to hear more about Whispers of Oblivion sometime in July.Īt E3 2015, I sat down with a quartet of Blizzard talent: Matt Morris, Lead Story Designer Jason Huck, Lead Designer Tim Ismay, Design Producer and Tim Morten, Lead Producer. Before then, however, we will also get a taste of what’s to come: Blizzard will be releasing a free standalone trio of missions called Whispers of Oblivion, which will focus on Zeratul, the Dark Templar who was last seen giving a piece of The Prophecy to Kerrigan.
When StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void is released later this year, we will know the fates of Jim Raynor and Kerrigan, along with Artanis, the Protoss leader desperately trying to unite his race in the face of Amon’s threat.
Well, the end of the story that began with the original StarCraft, anyway.
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