Keep it up! Continue the balancing!

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I know a lot of people hate the current changes, but I disagree. I know there are bad changes and imbalances, but you cannot keep the game just as it was in 5.0.15. This new sc2 will require major balance changes, but it keeps the game alive whatever they might say. People are interested and try to play it again. Every change made brings more attention and makes the game alive again. (I must admit cc change is veryyyy interesting…)

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That’s why we’re losing more players faster than we have in a long time!

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What people, what interest? Stupid post form a new account.
Nice try, omni.

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I really like the idea of shaking up the meta a bit to add more diversity to games. But some changes are weird and do the opposite. CC cost reduce allows terrans to macro easily throughout the game and ghost buff just makes no sense because ghost is already such a versatile spellcaster being complained about by so many people.

I would like to see more interesting strategies instead of pro gamers playing the same: T - reaper, hellion, banshee, MMM, tank/widow mine, ghost viking; P - oracle, blink stalker, some splash and skytoss. Zerg is always doing different approaches, and even though some zergs keep doing the same hydra into lurker, somebody does ultralingbane, mutalingbane or even broodlords.

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Shut down sc2 serv or nerf protoss for good

Recall and shield battery are BS

Remove terran and protoss so we have ZVZ only

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Yea this patch is garbage. Change was required but this is not it. This feels horrible to play and is destroying the game.

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No thx Do not ruin our game. => Revert last patch asap.
(By the way I am Zerg player;)

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this game is already death due to 5.0.16 high impact…the most idiotic patch ever seen

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2 new players arrive and curious (which they would have anyways as the game is new and unknown to them just the same), while 4 already players leave because they’re annoyed from the changes that make the game they know and like feel like another game entirely and invalidate all what they already know of it, whatever skill they have built through the years, and make them annoyed to be forced into what might as well effectively be considered a new game (if they wanted another game, it’s best to offer another game instead of changing a current and established one).

It doesn’t seem like a winning trend in the long run, does it?

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