While I am probably the only one, I would like to express my dissapointment at the fact that the double vespene gas geysers have been removed from the game. Personally, I think it had some interesting implications since low-economy and high-economy builds would have become more viable thanks to the greater number of geysers available. As such, it would have offered more playstyle options.

With the change back to a single geyser, chances are that slow and steady macro will (eventually) become the standard of play in StarCraft II, just like it was in the original. While that is not necessarilly bad, I was hoping for more diversity in the sequel.

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While I am probably the only one, I would like to express my dissapointment at the fact that the double vespene gas geysers have been removed from the game. Personally, I think it had some interesting implications since low-economy and high-economy builds would have become more viable thanks to the greater number of geysers available. As such, it would have offered more playstyle options.

With the change back to a single geyser, chances are that slow and steady macro will (eventually) become the standard of play in StarCraft II, just like it was in the original. While that is not necessarilly bad, I was hoping for more diversity in the sequel.

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Not sure where you guys are getting this, but this is untrue. There are still double geysers in the game right now and have not made any plans to remove them.