StarCrafter

plural StarCrafters

1. A player of the StarCraft franchise of video games.

   Starcrafters;^([sic]) Is the classic RTS ready for a comeback?

   2006 February, Darren Gladstone, “Starcrafters;^([sic]) Is the classic RTS ready for a comeback?”, in Computer Gaming World, number 259, page 1

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   Insurrection’s claims of 102 new multiplayer maps immediately started a bad taste forming in my mouth, but fear not intrepid Starcrafters,^([sic]) this is one non[-]official expansion pack that doesn’t deserve to be melted in a vat of boiling fast food fat.

   1998 October, Pete Sharpe, “Insurrection: Starcraft^([sic]) Add-on”, in PC PowerPlay, number 29, page 80

   On the other hand, newcomers or novice StarCrafters should polish their skills with the original before taking on the expansion’s missions.

   1999 February 12, James Bottorff, “‘Brood War’ expands ‘StarCraft’ universe”, in Weekend (The Cincinnati Enquirer, 158th year, number 309), volume 6, number 8, page 32

   StarCraft: Battle Chest […] For hard-core StarCrafters only: this collection includes all the games in the series.

   1999 December, “incite TOP 20”, in incite, Computec Media USA, Inc., →ISSN, page 24

   With a little investigation, Ted learned his opponent was a professional Starcrafter,^([sic]) whose play online is sponsored — to the tune of 100,000 American big ones — by gaming companies and magazines aimed at gaming fans.

   2000 May 12, Rosa Harris-Adler, “The games we play with a Net”, in Ottawa Citizen, page F4

   The Korean scene draws foreigners as well. Daniel “Rekrul” Schreiber, one of America’s best StarCrafters, moved from Ohio to Seoul to play professionally, but then found greater success there playing poker.

   2005 July 26, Allen Varney, “Gamer Nation”, in The Escapist