Whispers of Oblivion: Campaign Released

[Nissa]

Well, given that Aldy was killed in brutally in front of several other characters, his chances of survival are slim.

....I suddenly just had horrid thoughts of a ghost Aldaris just like the ghost Tassadar. Unnnnnngh....as if Protoss powers weren't already enough of a rip-off of the Force.

[Turalyon]

Well, given that Aldy was killed in brutally in front of several other characters, his chances of survival are slim.

Stukov/Tassadar/Overmind was apparently killed in front of several other people, too, but that didn't stop them from dropping by to say hello. Amon was dead as well at one point. As far as I'm concerned, Sc2 has kinda taken the weight/drama out of death and made it kind of meaningless such that I wouldn't bat an eyelid now (I'd sigh... maybe) if it were revealed that any past character that "died" came back miraculously later.

[ragnarok]

Stukov/Tassadar/Overmind was apparently killed in front of several other people, too, but that didn't stop them from dropping by to say hello. Amon was dead as well at one point. As far as I'm concerned, Sc2 has kinda taken the weight/drama out of death and made it kind of meaningless such that I wouldn't bat an eyelid now (I'd sigh... maybe) if it were revealed that any past character that "died" came back miraculously later.

To me, Zeratul's blind faith in seeing Tassadar should backfire on him. Why can't he even bother suspecting that perhaps what he's seeing in that last mission might actually be a ruse by Amon?

[Alar]

That playthrough wasn't the easiest to watch a time or two. Like, they didn't get all the objectives in the last mission! This bothers me.

[KaiserStratosTygo]

Mengsk and Duke will be back to save the day, as the TRUE heroes that they were.

[Nissa]

Mengsk and Duke will be back to save the day, as the TRUE heroes that they were.

I'd like to see that. Throw in Zasz for good measure. Because it was "prophesied."

[Drake Clawfang]

To me, Zeratul's blind faith in seeing Tassadar should backfire on him. Why can't he even bother suspecting that perhaps what he's seeing in that last mission might actually be a ruse by Amon?

So Amon used Tassadar as a decoy to convince Zeratul to have Raynor spare Kerrigan, when in truth her living will help his plans and the twist is Zeratul has been duped like a fool.

That would actually be brilliant. Thus it cannot be true.

[ragnarok]

So Amon used Tassadar as a decoy to convince Zeratul to have Raynor spare Kerrigan, when in truth her living will help his plans and the twist is Zeratul has been duped like a fool.

That would actually be brilliant. Thus it cannot be true.

I'm simply saying you cannot over-rely on anything just because you think it's holy.

I still remember all the way back in 2000 when the Beast Machines transformers cartoon was out, and Optimus relied so heavily on the Oracle. He completely forgot that however holy it is, it's still just a supercomputer, and therefore can be corrupted and reprogrammed to serve the role of the villain as well.

And for the part in the WoL, that's hard to say. But the last prologue mission, THAT'S what I'm referring to.

I mean Zeratul had to have been blind not to consider it. Ma'lash was just speaking to Amon from that Catalyst literally a minute ago, and then Tassadar appeared from that same spot. Don't forget, Tassadar did not kill the Overmind on Aiur with ONLY Void energies, he used a combination of Khala and Void. Since the temple is connected to the Void itself, I cannot see this being Tassadar because this would completely disregard the Khala.

Don't forget, this is the LotV PROLOGUE. Which means at this point in time, Amon has not yet corrupted the Khala, as mentioned at Blizzcon last year.

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Mengsk and Duke will be back to save the day, as the TRUE heroes that they were.

NOT happening, Stratos. I would rather see pigs flying in LotV than what you're saying.....

[Turalyon]

So Amon used Tassadar as a decoy to convince Zeratul to have Raynor spare Kerrigan, when in truth her living will help his plans and the twist is Zeratul has been duped like a fool.

That would actually be brilliant. Thus it cannot be true.

It's brilliant that Zeratul's a confirmed fool rather than being heavily speculated to being one already as his representation in WoL suggests?

Either way, even if it turns out this way, that sequence of events still seems like gimmickry for the sake of gimmickry.

[DonnyZeDoof]

Am I the only one who thought of this when I saw the new Tal'darim designs that emphasise red, black and a lot of pointy spikes:



It looks like Blizzard has been watching old school Cartoon Network to get inspiration for their art design.