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Because it's not confined to any one body and can go back and forth between them. But obviously it has a body, that's how it died.


Like I said, they have a shared consciousness, but are still...

Savage af.

Thanks for explaining what nobody disagreed with or was even talking about. :rolleyes:

That's because that's not how it works in StarCraft, even according to the manual. It's some sort of combination of shared consciousness and top-down hierarchy. The Overmind was a semi-sentient being...

The Asian chick was the worst character by far.

Whats the problem with the Leia revival scene other than not being able to survive space that long?

Hey now, it was pretty bad, but SC2 level? Come on. The writers still have a shred of human dignity.

Someone needs to make a custom campaign about a Tal’Darim that returned with Artanis and learned how to use the Khala. He’d be a super Protoss fueled by Khala, Void and Terrazine.

The Khala is its own external energy source:
- Cutting off your nerve cords or using sundrop forces you to draw from the void because you just lost the khala, which means you lost an energy source...

If any of those were the case he wouldn’t be issuing ultimatums or sending a fleet to attack them. Tassadar had more information than the player about what was happening and reacted accordingly. Duke...

Duke was stopping Tassadar from completing his mission.

”If you persist in halting our course”

But you brought up the map layout as an excuse to prove he even has the option of not attacking.

The layout of the map? That’s not an argument, the map doesn’t mean anything especially when the map changes each time we go back to the same location in a later mission.

And not rescue Zeratul to help save Aiur? Ok

Didn’t a whole crap load of dark Templar attack the Overmind before Zeratul delivered the finishing blow?

I just watched the White Christmas episode of black mirror. I have anxiety now.

Yeah I really see Duke swallowing his pride and coming to a mutually beneficial solution lmao.

Resolving the situation includes Tassadar leaving immediately and that’s just not an option.

There’s inconsistent info on that. In HoTS she says Amon never controlled her.

I doubt it but I thought Libertys Crusade still novelized part of it? At the least, Tassadar showing Duke mercy earlier is pretty legit.

Tassadar isn’t a hot head. He knew Duke wouldn’t back down and that threatening him was his only option. Aldaris was being an imbecile that was actively helping doom the Protoss race and the patience...

I really don’t think this poll is an indicator of quality. People just voted for characters they thought were fun.

1. Not everyone thinks about the SC2 campaign story every day like you. Some people play it once and forget about it.
2. Not everyone voted 2 years ago. You can still vote today.

http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/single-player/498994-massive-campaign-poll

Somewhat interesting because of its somewhat high sample size. Here's some of my conclusions (feel free to disagree):
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Agreed. It looks good.

In SC Evolution it’s the former and that’s actually a tactic they use.

I figured out where Karax's beard came from. In the BW Fury of the Xel'Naga cinematic Artanis and Zeratul both have spikes coming out of their faces. Artanis has them as his eyebrows and kind of...