Blizzard Twitter:
"Die Kernfähigkeit zum verbesserten Ressourcenabbau in StarCraft2 wurde für die Protoss in den Nexus verlagert."

Xordiah:
"Yes, replay files are very small. A few hundred KB at most for a longer match. Since none of the artworks, models, maps etc. need to be stored in a replay it doesn't take a any more space than a StarCraft: Brood War replay needed. "

Zhydaris:
"I can confirm that you will be able to see what units are being selected and the camera will move exactly as the player moved it during the game, plus you will see all the clicks made by the player.
You won't be able to see the mouse cursor itself though."

Zhydaris:
"You can jump instantly to a specific moment in the replay and you can rewind it. There's no "Are you sure you want to restart" button simply because you don't really need it :) "

Blizzard Twitter:
"The #StarCraft2 nullifier has been renamed to sentry and also received a cool new model update. "

Zhydaris:
"1 - The Banelings cannot detonate while burrowed, they have to unburrow first and then explode.
I know what you’re thinking. “Hey, probably exploding while burrowed would be a better warfare tactic”. You must understand that exploding in the name of the Zerg is indeed a great satisfaction for a Baneling, thus they prefer to unburrow in order to showcase their enthusiasm for their role by exploding with a smirk on their face. If you zoom close enough you will see a little smile on their little glowing face of theirs. Ah, gotta love the Banelings.
2 – They’ll wait for your command. If you don’t tell them to explode, they’ll just wait while staying burrowed. That’s nice for setting up ambushes.
3 - They always wait for your command.
4 – They’ll not behave like Infested Terrans. The attack-move command is not going to be interpreted as “Go and explode at this location”, but rather as “Move to this location and attack any enemy unit. If you can’t spot an enemy unit, just sit there”.
5 – It’s comparable to a D8 Charge, yes, the explosion covers pretty much the same area. "

"Bob Colayco":
"These system requirements are not accurate – the page went up with some placeholder information. We will have more information about beta system requirements once the beta starts. We’d appreciate it if you could amend the story and/or pull the listed numbers.

Thanks, and please feel free to contact me in the future for fact checking before posting StarCraft II stories."

"Kapeselus":
"In the current build you cannot destroy D-8 Charges. By that I mean that you can select them, but they are indestructible (they don't have HP like other units do, just like units caught by Arbiter's Stasis Field in SC:BW for example). If you are playing against Reapers though, you can still dodge the charges, as it takes them around 2 seconds to blow up.
Quelle"

"Zhydaris":
"Reaper's explosive charge does actually damage allies, as well as your own units and buildings, so be careful when playing with those flashing packages.

I can confirm you that exploding Banelings do not damage allied units: both your units and those of your allies are not affected at all by the acid explosion.
Quelle"

"Zhydaris":
"Reapers cannot jump over stasis fields at the moment.

There are several differences between Stalkers and Reapers.
First of all, Reapers can move up and down cliffs and this movement is unaffected by the fog of war, while Stalkers cannot Blink where they can't see the terrain.
Meanwhile, Blink can be used to pursuit units or flee from combat, while Reapers don't have this kind of "speed boost" (even though you can research a speed upgrade for them).
Also consider that Stalkers can attack air units, while Reapers can't.
And don't forget Reaper's D8 Charge, which is extremely useful against buildings.
The cost is also different: while a Reaper costs fewer Minerals, its Gas cost is higher.

I think we can agree that these 2 units have different roles to cover.
Quelle"

"Kapeselus":
"As stated before there will be a league system in place similar to the traditional ladder system with ranks everyone is used to. You will have to play a couple of games to evaluate your level and then you will be put in a league that fits you best. Each league will also have a lot of subdivisions. After a period of time your skill level will be reevaluated and you will either go to a higher league or a lower one.
Quelle"

Blizzard:
"
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Jan 20, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX News Network/ -- Activision Blizzard, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) intends to release its fourth quarter and calendar year 2009 results after the close of the market on Wednesday, February 10, 2010. In conjunction with this release, Activision Blizzard will host a conference call that will be broadcast over the Internet.

Wednesday, February 10, 2010
1:30 pm Pacific Time (4:30 pm Eastern Time)"

Zhydaris:
"No, they won't, the force fields actually stop harvesters, just like they do with other ground units. I still prefer using them to block all escape routes, but what you’re suggesting is a valid alternative indeed! "

Zhydaris:
"The ping feature feature is currently in StarCraft II. I agree with you, using this feature when playing with allies is very important."

Xordiah:
"We are happy to announce that we have added a new language to our StarCraft II site. Italian speakers can now check out the latest news about StarCraft II in their own language. We have also added a landing page for our Polish community which will be expanded upon in the near future. In addition to translating the site into these two languages, we will also be releasing StarCraft II itself in Italian and Polish! Take a moment to check out the new StarCraft II sites and the new Battle.net forums for Italian, Polish, and Russian speakers!
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Blizzard Twitter:
"The #StarCraft2 programming team is optimizing the interactive story mode for all graphic settings, especially "High"."

Avarius:
"The changeling's transformation is permanent. Once it is within range of opposing forces, it will transform to that race's basic tier 1 unit (marine, zealot, or zergling) and remain so for its duration. In the case of a team game or FFA where there are multiple races, the changeling will transform to the race it encounters first and not change again.


Are the changelings actually useful in high level 1v1 play? Honest answer.

I definitely think you will see them used effectively, even in high level 1v1 play. Who wouldn't want an essentially free scout (only costs energy) to use to gather intel on their opponent? With the potential that you opponent might not kill it immediately, it can provide you with a sustained scouting advantage. Even high level players can get caught up in harassment, or base management and may miss this little guy sneaking into their base."