"StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void" will feature a new multiplayer trailer, a collector's edition and active game servers in Australia.
Blizzard Entertainment streamed a new gameplay trailer for " StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void" features its multiplayer co-op gameplay called "Co-op Missions". Originally called "Allied Commanders" during "Legacy of the Void's" beta gameplay, the goal of the "Co-op Missions" is to complete objective based missions or scenarios that gamers and their supposed partners will take as they will have to work together in order to finish it, LazyGamer reported.
Gamers will have a chance to control six commanders from each of the three factions; the Terrans, THE Protoss and the Zerg. Each commander has distinct playstyle and combat attributes in the battlefield, so gamers must have some idea as how they can use the unit when playing "Co-op Missions" along with a partner.
The Zerg will control powerful alien minions, while the Terran's will use their military might and army and the Protoss will use their powerful Spear of Adun and employ various orbital bombardments.
Aside from the new gameplay trailer, Blizzard co-founder Mike Morhaime announced that they are launching "StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void" in local servers in Australia and in New Zealand, MCV Pacific reported.
"StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void" will also feature a Collector's Edition containing several additional content within the game. It contains the PC and Mac disk copies of the game, Exclusive behind-the-scenes DVD and Bluray disc set, the game's official soundtrack and the game's field manual.
The DLC in the collector's edition includes Protoss-themed portraits, a new look for Protoss Adepts and Colossi, new armors and a new Void Speeder.
Blizzard announced that the prologue mission, "The Whispers of Oblivion" will be available for gamers for free in anticipation for the third expansion of the sequel.
"StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void" will launch on November 10 for the PC.