Originally Posted by
Hawki
And when you don't provide answers you're denying a sense of narrative closure, and other types as well depending on the situation (e.g. emotional). For example, the series has been teasing at bona fide species other than the "big three" for fifteen years, and we've never actually seen one. We've never seen a tagal or kalathi, the elder races might as well not exist, the tribal aliens have probably been forgotten about, and the chances of the space vampire concept being revived into something fitting of the setting are between slim and nil. But no, it's "good worldbuilding" to never actually answer questions, just raise more and more. Least with SC2 we're getting answers to the hybrids and xel'naga. Are you saying it would be better if we never actually learned anything, that the threads were still left dangling?