Episode 24: The Year In StarCraft II

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🗓️ 17 March 2016

⏱️ 68 minutes

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It's a very special No-Kirk episode as Blizzard's Tim Morten joins Jason to talk about the future of StarCraft. Just what's going to happen in the upcoming Nova expansion for SC2? And what else is coming throughout 2016 for the sci-fi RTS game? FIND OUT! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Welcome to another episode of Kataku Split Screen.
0:09.0	It is March 17, 2016.
0:13.3	My name is Jason Schreier.
0:14.8	I am here without Kirk Hamilton, who is out in faraway San Francisco,
0:23.6	doing all sorts of stuff at the game developers conference convention whatever it is GDC but I do have a very special guest to take his place
0:31.6	he is the executive producer of Starcraft II Legacy of of the Void, and a game industry veteran.
0:41.1	Is that fair to say?
0:43.3	Tim?
0:44.6	Yeah, I've been in the industry for a long time.
0:48.7	A very, very, an industry veteran, a prestigious industry veteran.
0:53.6	Tim Morton, thank you for being veteran, Tim Morton.
0:54.7	Thank you for being here, Tim.
0:56.7	Absolutely.
0:57.3	Thanks for having me on.
0:58.8	And I'm actually just the lead producer.
1:01.2	So my boss...
1:01.7	A lead producer.
1:02.3	Yeah, Chris Siggety is the executive producer.
1:04.7	So just so I don't get in trouble.
1:06.0	No worries.
1:06.5	Apologies to Chris.
1:07.7	Oh, man.
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