Why no talk about warcraft or warcraft 2?

It was always our goal to self-publish games that we created from scratch, you know, with our own intellectual property, because that’s where you create value, and so at the time we were playing a game called Dune 2, which was a real-time strategy game, and we applied that same formula that we applied to Lemming right; “wouldn’t it be cool if this was high-fantasy like Dungeons & Dragons”, so we said “we should make a real-time strategy game in a high-fantasy setting, oh and by the way, wouldn’t it be cool if you could play against a real, live human opponent instead of a artificial intelligence opponent”, and we banged that out in about a year or so, and really, that was the first PC game that shipped with the Blizzard logo on the box, and you know, I think it was accepted pretty well by gamers, I mean it wasn’t a huge success from a sales perspective, but I think it definitely put Blizzard on the map and laid the foundation for the sequel and subsequent games.