World of StarCraft Producer: I respect Blizzard.

Ryan Winzen, the author of the world's StarCraft MoD, has been interviewed, first of all correcting the wrong spelling of his name before the media, his surname "Winzen" rather than "Winzell".　　One weeks ago, he was just a college student who needed 1.5 degrees to get a degree, and a week later his foot had stepped into the door of one of the world's top game developers. "It's been an incredible week. "I've never thought about work before, and I don't even have a resume," says Ryan Winzen, 25. I think what's happening now is like a dream. "When I learned that Blizzard was asking YouTube to delete my video, I looked at it calmly. If I stand in their position I will have the same move, "StarCraft" and "Warcraft" are the heart of Blizzard crystallization, which I very much respect. "What I was thinking was, is it possible to keep my development plan going after I've solved the problem?" Then Blizzard's lawyer and he had a very cordial conversation, and blizzard just expressed concern about the name of the MoD. "They are very friendly to me and hope to help me solve the problem." "Then Blizzard invited him to visit the California headquarters and meet with the development team of StarCraft 2, and Blizzard will be responsible for the cost of his trip."　　Ryan Winzen also received a job offer from the "League of Legends" developer Riot Games, hoping he would join the studio.　　But Ryan Winzen is clear that the attention he is getting now has a considerable amount of "luck". "I am very grateful to all of you for my praise and admiration, more than my strong people are, I was just very lucky." I'm trying to get the "StarCraft World" demo this year. "(Edit/Xu Mingming)