You should also inform yourself about the games and novels set before SC2 because it makes the story much better - just careful with SC2 spoilers, read articles about games or books instead of articles about factions or characters. It's not an organized guide, but usually it has something on strategy for most missions and units of WoL, HotS and LotV. It includes the best options or research and upgrades.įor the other ones, you could access the articles of Starcraft Wiki (which is an excellent source of lore, btw - even novelists hired by Blizzard use it). Liquipedia, which generally focus on e-sports, has a very good guide for the first campaign. There are "optimal" ways to go about clearing individual missions as well as the entire campaign, but in the end it's up to you how you want to play. I think that even on Brutal, if you macro well enough you can really make anything you want and get away with it. However, it's also good to keep making supporting units if you find that you need them - e.g. Generally, new missions are much easier if you focus on producing the new unit they give you.
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If you can do all this and still have free time on your hands, then you can improve by controlling your units. This is true for multiplayer as well: the ideal is to always produce workers to increase your income, never get supply blocked so you can keep making workers and combat units, keep your money as close to 0 as possible so you're not wasting any time, and don't queue up so you're utilizing all your money in real time. However science vessels are much better than ravens, tech reactor much better than drop pods, and the mind control/psi slowing choice at the end of the Zerg research tree only matters on the very last mission (mind control for air, psi slowing for ground).
Armory upgrades - up to you, I found marine/marauder/medic/medivac and siege tank upgrades to be the most generally useful.
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