There might be a way for Starcraft 2 to integrate complex sneaking and quiet killing mechanics, but it's clear that Blizzard is aiming for variety yet does not want to deliver a challenge that's too complex for long-term fans. The Ghost unit type is designed for stealth and long-range kills, but the first mission is set inside a facility and features very limited stealth action and plenty of killing, with little actual need for tactics and strategy. Starcraft 2 - Nova Covert Ops Mission Pack 1 offers a relatively classic take on the real-time strategy mechanics that Blizzard has been perfecting as the series has evolved, with just a few new ideas that fail to spice up the action. These three missions feel unfinished and limited, and I really hope that Blizzard can introduce some interesting twists and turns in the other two DLC packs to allow the story of Starcraft 2 end with a bang rather than a whisper. It's interesting to see that the world of the game has not moved past its divisions and conflicts after the events of Legacy of the Void, and there's a good story that can be told about Nova and Valerian and other lesser heroes.
The biggest problem of this first Nova-focused DLC is that the villains of the piece are mostly absent and shadowy, and even their plan seems very close to something that already happened as part of the original Starcraft. In order to deal with political rivals and other threats he needs to work with Nova, the Ghost that was at one point the protagonist of an action title created by Blizzard, and she - in turns - recruits a few other familiar faces, like Rory Swann and Matt Horner. Starcraft 2 - Nova Covert Ops Mission Pack 1 takes gamers back to the Koprulu Sector after the epic events of the Legacy of the Void campaign and finds a universe which is still dealing with the end of that game, with the Terran Dominion now led by Valerian Mengsk. The Nova Covert Ops Mission Pack 1 is offered only on the PC and was created by Blizzard, with more downloadable content associated with the game set to arrive in the future. It might be a good idea to deliver the rest of the Starcraft 2 DLC as quickly as possible and to then move to another full installment in the series than to deliver substandard experiences that affect the long-term legacy of the title. Nova, as a character, has the potential to be the center of a good story and there are suggestions about potential interesting development in the first mission pack, but the developers really need to step up their game in the future.
Wa_cq_url: "/content/After playing through the three missions offered, I must say that, as it stands now, the DLC will only appeal to the most dedicated fans of the universe and even they will be disappointed with the limited amount of new content and with the lack of imagination associated with the three missions. Wa_english_title: "Intel | Data Center Solutions, IoT, and PC Innovation",
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