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  1. #61

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pandonetho View Post
    I absolutely despise the Stalker's little head that sticks out. It's ugly IMO, and doesn't look much like a science ficiton figure at all. It's not even a machine, it looks like a half living creature of some sort that's hoping to get headshot.
    Yeah, i agree. I don't like the spooky look, and the fact it's non-symmetrical. I know that the Dark Templar where separated from the rest of the Protoss, but the Stalker and Dark Templar with Scythe look like they're out from a class-b terror movie.

  2. #62

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicol Bolas View Post
    I thought the lore on Stalkers was that DTs projected their essence into the machine. Essentially, that they become the machine rather than putting a headless body inside a mechanical shell. I don't know, if I were a disembodied Protoss spirit possessing a machine, I think I'd like that machine to have a face.
    Um why? So it can get blown apart and you can spend the rest of the battle looking like a chicken with its head cut off?

  3. #63

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    Um why? So it can get blown apart and you can spend the rest of the battle looking like a chicken with its head cut off?
    Because, during the 99.9% of my continued life as a spirit possessing a machine, I'd like to converse with people and have them able to think of me as more than a machine. A face helps with that.

    Besides, face damage can be repaired after the battle.
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  4. #64

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicol Bolas View Post
    Because, during the 99.9% of my continued life as a spirit possessing a machine, I'd like to converse with people and have them able to think of me as more than a machine. A face helps with that.

    Besides, face damage can be repaired after the battle.
    You dont need a face to converse with people. Especially if your face doesnt have a mouth anyway.

  5. #65

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    You dont need a face to converse with people.
    Faces help people relate to other people. Things that don't have faces aren't considered as personable as things that do.
    "When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up." - C. S. Lewis

    "You simply cannot design a mechanic today to mimic the behaviour of a 10-year old mechanic that you removed because nearly nobody would like them today." - Norfindel, on the Macro Mechanics

    "We want to focus the player on making interesting choices and not just a bunch of different klicks." - Dustin Browder

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  6. #66

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicol Bolas View Post
    Faces help people relate to other people. Things that don't have faces aren't considered as personable as things that do.
    I am a deadly warrior from an ancient race, scion of an outcast tribe whose very existance is isolation and whose only comfort is the cold psionic energy drawn from the most remote depths of space.

    And im worried about not appearing personable?

  7. #67

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    I am a deadly warrior from an ancient race, scion of an outcast tribe whose very existance is isolation and whose only comfort is the cold psionic energy drawn from the most remote depths of space.

    And im worried about not appearing personable?
    To other Dark Templar, yes.

    And since when was the "very existance" of the Dark Templar "isolation"? I mean, the Dark Templar as a whole are isolated from the other Protoss. But they do hang out together. They had a planet and community and everything.

    Even if what you say is true and DTs spend most of their time alone, they would prize even more the time they spent with others. If you're alone 90% of the time, you're probably going to put a face on your mech to make sure it doesn't become 95%.
    "When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up." - C. S. Lewis

    "You simply cannot design a mechanic today to mimic the behaviour of a 10-year old mechanic that you removed because nearly nobody would like them today." - Norfindel, on the Macro Mechanics

    "We want to focus the player on making interesting choices and not just a bunch of different klicks." - Dustin Browder

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  8. #68

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    Youll probably just find something to argue with this but

    The exiled protoss wandered far before eventually making a new home on the twilight world of Shakuras. They developed a solitary and independent culture, with individuals often widely scattered across space in their own ships, exploring and contemplating the mysteries of the universe.
    http://www.starcraft2.com/features/p...arktemplar.xml

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    The Dark Templar still live in family groups -- clans.
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    On the topic, regarding gameplay, does anyone know if the Dark Templar is invisible while warping in, or can opponents fire on it during the warp-in phase?

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