Warcraft 1 and 2 are coming, but what about StarCraft 1 and 2?

I would say definitely not. Blizard is selling these on their store, and they would have to reason to take a percentage cut just to sell DRM-Free versions of their games.

EDIT: The most I would expect from them: Warcraft 1+2, Lost Vikings 1+2 and Blackthorne.

Money talks. If this partnership with GOG continues to bring them in heaps of cold hard cash, they'd be fools not to consider more releases. Perhaps sales of those games have plateaued or even stagnated on their client and they'd be open to a cross-play opportunity with Galaxy. An infusion of online Galaxy players for their Battle.net customers to interact with could be "a rising tide lifts all ships" win-win scenario. They'll still have their exclusives to lean on: World Of Warcraft, Overwatch, Hearthstone and Heroes Of The Storm.

How would we get StarCraft II? StarCraft II is a Free to Play (F2P) video game that has microtransactions sold.

You are like the second person on gog.com to say they want StarCraft II, but do you guys actually read about StarCraft II?

I do not think gog.com will ever have Free to Play video games with microtransactions being sold or video games sold that have microtransactions sold as well.

GWENT: The Witcher Card video game is a exception and it is the only Free to Play (F2P) video game on gog.com.

They have a free-to-play version that offers the first part of the game for free that you can then upgrade as you go, but they also sell StarCraft II: Campaign Collection with all the content included for $39.99.

StarCraft II does have microtransactions as well being sold for it.

I am looking at it on the Blizzard.net shop and I see these.

War Chests: Katowice 2019 Terran Pass

War Chests: Katowice 2019 Zerg Pass

War Chests: Katowice 2019 Protoss Pass

War Chests: Katowice 2019 Bundle

Premium Arcade: Direct Strike

Commander: Alarak

Announcer: SCBoy

Commander: Tychus

Then when you scroll at the bottom you see the campaigns being sold.

Then when you scroll at the very bottom you see nine more commanders being sold.

Or, you buy StarCraft II: Campaign Collection and get all that content in one go.

Interesting. This is the first time I heard SC2 is F2P+MTX. Last time I heard about it was when it got released as a regular B2P game; but since it was online-DRMd I lost all interest to keep following it after a initial short ranting phase.

You cannot purchase the E Sports passes in one go after you purchase the campaign collection in one go.

You purchase the campaign collection once, but the E Sports passes get released every year for sale when Blizzard Entertainment does the E Sports leagues.

So there will be 2020 War Chests

Then there will be 2021 War Chests

2022 War Chests, 2023 War Chests, and so on etc.

What about StarCraft 1? Any chance for that?

If Blizzard hadn't done their recent remaster of it, that could have been a possibility. Not so much now though.

If Diablo sells 500,00+ copies or 1,000,000+ copies, then I can see Blizzard Entertainment releasing the classic old version of StarCraft for sale on gog.com or even both the classic old version of StarCraft bundled with the remastered version of StarCraft.

Either way I am expecting StarCraft to get released for sale on gog.com, not in 2019 though, maybe not in 2020, but in 2024 or who knows when.

You could also probably add Rock N Roll racing, Diablo 1 expansion along with Lod for D2. I think there is a good possibility that the Starcraft along with it's expansion will get here eventually. Just an guess on my part.

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I keep hearing about this but i've never played or even seen it. But people seem to have fond memories about it, so i guess it is a posibility.
This will never happen. Blizzard has repeatedly made it clear that it's non canon. Plus there has never been an official collection that contained both the original and expansion. I love hellfire, as it's the version i played growing up, but i'll have to make due with my old CD.