A couple of months ago I came across one of the English commentaries of Korean pro Starcraft games and quickly got hooked. Of course I had played a bit of Starcraft years ago when it first came out (pre Broodwar expansion) but at the time I favoured playing Total Annihilation instead as my RTS of choice. Anyway, now I have installed Broodwar and have been playing a bit (hopelessly trying to imitate the pro players) but mostly I have been watching replays of the pro games (some of these in the original Korean by now).

It is perhaps somewhat surprising how great a spectator sport Broodwar really is.

That's right folks, from now on new episodes of Void will be published under the Creative Commons license rather than regular copyright. I've always felt rather negatively about the current copyright laws and when my sister recently wrote an essay on Creative Commons versus copyright, the discussions that we had made me realize that its time for me to make the switch. For those of you with no idea what CC is all about check out creativecommons.org. If you already know about CC and are wondering the specific license that I have chosen it is Non-commercial, Attribution. I realize that the icons might be a little hard to make out on the page but unfortunately it is a fine balance between legibility and cluttering up the picture too much.

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Page 13 always bothered me. While drawing it I never seemed to be able to get it quite right, I erased it all and redrew it several times and in the end I stll didn't really like the final result. Now, more than a year later my skills have improved a fair bit so I decided to have another crack at it. I feel confident in saying that it turned out much better than before. Check it out here. I might put up some sort of comparison picture at some point in the future for anyone who doesn't remember the old page. I'm not sure yet if I will create similar updates for