I'm enjoying the Single Player quite well, it was clearly very expensive to make, and stakes out a context independent of the multiplayer by transforming the tech race of an individual round into a series of interesting, often binary choices. I also like that Battle.net is kind enough to store my single player progress between machines, though why I'd want to play that game on an iMac after I've seen it on the thrumming obelisk I have at home is beyond me. Attempting to tick the settings anywhere past the recommended level results in Crashtown Races sing this song/all the doo dah day, or at any rate the better part of the day.