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My condolences, Rag. Take care of yourself first and foremost, otherwise you'll wear yourself so thin you won't be of use to anyone else. You come first.

I'm not terribly fond of these Ihan Rii. They infringe on the Dark Templar's role as void walkers who sometimes utilize Xel'Naga artifacts. But this seems to be Blizzard's MO when conceiving new...

What? So you'll have to elaborate on this one.

And did they forget that "Ihan Rii" was one of the names addressed to the Xel'Naga, and not a Protoss faction? Or does that mean this cult faction...

Ihan rii? That's new.

*looks into it*

*reads*

Sooo... Tal-Darim. Got it.

Well it's clear dragoons embody dreads. In play style, protoss are more akin to Astartes, though they retain the Eldar aesthetic. I guess that makes dark templar thematically equivalent to Exodites. ...

Dragoons are clearly an expy of dreadnoughts from WarHammer 40K, which have a difficult time integrating into society themselves, as revered as they are. Stalkers, on the other hand, are just protoss...

From what I'm reading, it seems dragoons have a difficult time integrating themselves into society after their transplantation. I'm guessing the dark templar, being individualistic, would place some...

So the lore would seem to imply that a Stalker shell is possessed by the spirit of a dead dark templar. However, the portrait clearly shows a living, breathing protoss head tacked onto the chassis. ...

I did a thing!

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I ran across this Star Wars to Scale video and thought y'all might like it.

Ugh, dude. Dude. When I first played Wings of Liberty, and aided Agria, I expected to see colonists taking refuge in Swann's hangar bay, with maybe some shuttles or transports hugging tight to the...

I've always liked the idea of humans being the underdog, winning only through chance and home field advantage. I'm also a big fan of showing the dysfunction of government and military; for what I...

I wonder how much of it is due to branding.

As I said above, Blizzard property aesthetics have gone from gothic horror to cartoonish and kid-friendly. I imagine there was some tonal dissonance /...

Tsk, of course they canceled it. I wouldn't be surprised if this were another casualty of the political turmoil that's overtaken Acti-Blizzard. Gotta cut them costs, y'know!

While I would love a...

Look at dis shit. Look at it.

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Bridge4 supplies an interesting analysis on the most recent episode.

It's been a long time since Grad ended production on Origins, so I think it's safe to talk about the things that went on behind the scenes.

I was involved in some of the script and concept...

In Kotaku's article, The Past, Present, and Future of Diablo, some Blizzard employees spoke out:

After weak sales on 2018, Activision execs began scrutinizing all costs;



Further, because...

Interesting you should bring this up right now. Seeing the holiday sale, I was considering finally getting DIII and RoS. So I downloaded the demo, set it up and tried to play. Damn thing won't work. ...

Hmm... now that we're on the topic, I wouldn't mind seeing how the Dark Templar transitioned from their Aeon of Strife/Khalai roots to the space wayfarers they became. There would be a lot of...

I was wondering when you'd stop by, Nissa! Kinda feel like you went easy on me though.

Okay, if you were to tackle this story, how would you change it? Maybe you're thinking, "The necessary...

I made a timeline, since I'm off work today and am just that bored.

https://i.imgur.com/qsdJMll.jpg

The Aeon of Strife lasted for hundreds, if not thousands of years. So the time period...

Reading your title made me realize we've encountered the "Primal" form of each race: the Primal Zerg of Zerus; the Tal'Darim are descendants of the Aeon of Strife who never stopped fighting or...

Yeah. I'm realizing I left this story too much in a vacuum, with too few legs to stand on. The communications -- and overall experiences -- of the yagis is envisioned to be somewhat...

Haha yeah sorry about that! XD I've always found that stories that made you struggle to understand, participate in the narrative, were always the most engaging to me. I've always loved stories where...