Shang-Chi star and avid gamer Simu Liu posted a gif from Starcraft on Twitter along with the message “PLEASE SAVE STARCRAFT.” The tweet got the attention of Blizzard boss Mike Ybarra.
. One much-loved series that hasn’t been the subject of an interview or press release lately, though, is the sci-fi strategy game Starcraft, prompting fans to wonder what could be in store for it.star and avid gamer Simu Liu, who posted a gif from the game on Twitter along with the message “PLEASE SAVE STARCRAFT.” The tweet got significant traction, as messages from celebrities are wont to do, and even drew the attention of Blizzard boss Mike Ybarra.
He didn’t have much to say on the subject, though, replying simply with a smiley face.It may not be much to go on, but Ybarra’s response certainly raised a few eyebrows.
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