"Star 2" issues a lot of Blizzard War network trading platform or will be aborted

February 22 News, according to foreign media reports, because of "star 2" map editor design encounter difficulties, Blizzard Network trading platform plan or will be canceled. The Battle Network trading Platform (Battle.net Marketplace) program is a major strategic plan to enhance the player's cohesion after Blizzard has imposed a full implementation of the war net landing system.　　Greg Canessa, who was the main designer of Blizzard Network in 2009, once said that the map editor in Star 2 could be designed to be the same online trading platform as the App Store, where users could upload their own edited maps and price them, and the proceeds were split between Blizzard and authors. Now, how has the Battle Network trading platform been planned?　　In a blizzard interview with Eurogamer, we learned that Blizzard is struggling to push the project, and that blizzard is not sure if the trading platform will be released. Blizzard Network trading Platform plan or will be canceled in another interview with Eurogamer, the design leader of StarCraft 2, Dusty Dustin Browder, told reporters: "You can imagine how much of this huge project involves the enormous challenges we need to overcome." "We're trying to deal with these problems, but we don't know how to solve some of the copyright problems with the players right now." How do map authors protect the maps they have designed so they won't be plagiarized by other users? How do you make a perfect rule in a map transaction? Honestly, there's a ton of work waiting for us to finish. "We've never done a project like this before, even though some of our competitors have long accumulated experience in the field of online trading platforms, but we've never done that before." So there's a bunch of problems waiting for us to find out and get rid of them, which is exactly what we're doing right now.　　Dusty reluctantly said. Blizzard star 2 Super Shock video CG Blizzard's latest strategy game StarCraft 2, like the popular "Warcraft 3," has a powerful map editor that users can use to edit their images. To improve the efficiency of the use of the map editor, Blizzard also allows users to upload their own map works to the war network for free download by other users. It was then that Blizzard had the idea of making a trading platform and decided to finish it quickly.　　But now we can see that the project is still in progress. "Yes, the project is a long way from its end," he said. "It's not the next month, it's a distance from the product to the user," says Dudley. Asked if the project was likely to die, dusty frankly replied: "Who knows, man?" Everything is possible. You know, before we had a basically finished game called "Warcraft Adventure", because we are not satisfied with it, the poor little guy has not seen the sun now. "But in fact we are trying." We have a group of people dedicated to this project, and I also have hope and faith in its eventual success, and we will do our best to complete it! "(Edit/Xu Mingming)