StarCraft 2 has a major patch to improve the balance of battle next week.

Play more online (compile/applies will) it is reported that Blizzard is ready to release the first major update patch for StarCraft 2 next week. "The first major update is sure to be released by the end of the year," said Chris Sigaty, chief architect of StarCraft 2, to a familiar journalist.　　Chris Sigaty said the updates would involve "electronic athletics" and that the players would be able to view all of their past season history and roll back the battle record for the new season. "There will also be some bug fixes and balancing changes, and chat is what we want to add in the next patch, and we're going to have to create some more important editors." "For the current situation where players are generally less likely to choose the Zerg game, Chris sigaty his opinion:" This is not the case, and the players who like to play with the Zerg are all themselves, because the race is more complex. You can go to the official forum to see, now everyone is talking about the balance of the problem. We are cautious about this because a major change will have a profound impact on the game. "We are now working to improve the 2 versus 2," said Chris Sigaty, "1 to 1 will be as good as possible, but 2 for 2 needs better performance." We are looking for an improved approach that will not affect the 1 to 1 balance. "(Edit/Ming)