Now an add-on for 40 comes out (with me so 20 more than the main game), yet I do not feel ripped off. You get a terrific campaign (about half through), excellent cutscenes and for each race, two new multiplayer units. I'm sure will continue to play regularly Starcraft and therefore there are my 40 simple value. In the overall analysis of hours of play the past and the future hours of play my previously Invested have been 60 rarely applied as well.
Other games rely on premium memberships which you pay annually (Battlefield or CoD), expensive Mappacks expensive DLC's or micro transactions. In Starcraft you get regular patches, very often new official maps of Blizzard and an extremely well-functioning multiplayer part at no additional cost. I find this add-on model fair than 80% of other games focusing on multiplayer (or even partially singleplayer). Thus, I will probably buy me the next StarCraft 2 add-on with joy.
In addition, all new content was known in advance and the main game without add-on is still working properly in the future in the single and multiplayer. Fair!
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Update 13.03.2013
In the meantime I have played through the campaign and have used this almost 18 hours on the normal difficulty setting. However, I am durchgehetzt nich and had quite left me time. I was not disappointed and can say: There is no real-time strategy game that tells the story so well. The staging, the tempo and the real action I find very well done and look forward to the end of the second add-on. Now I throw myself back into the multiplayer.
Another little tip for players who miss it to click on the Freindlichen units so as to look at values: This function can be in the options under the "gameplay" rehire. So you can look at enemy units back and so appraised values. Particularly important in multiplayer! Why this feature is displayed by default I can not explain it.
