We finally learned where he studied tactics :D

Artanis and Fenix bore witness to Raynor’s willingness to help and came to respect Terrans. Raynor was probably the first Terran they encountered first, too. Tassadar, unfortunately, knows how ugly humanity can be at times.

There is a bit of that with the TalDarim telling Jim to go away. Selendis doesnt really do that coz shes nice to Jim lol.

@@ChannelMiner Yes, but the Khalai are the only protoss shown in base Starcraft 1, for the most part.

@@calebadam2576 Yeah Artanis is a real nice guy lol

Imagine if you're trying to go some place, and the equivalent of a drugged-up monkey tells you no. And you are the final creation of the profenitor species who entrusted the galaxy to you. You'd probably not care about diplomatic responses.

I assume part of it as well is that by default you are terrain and have access to siege tanks which have a lot more bang for their buck than anything protons has

Reading this before watching the video: a high-stress situation which he put himself into, right?

Sometimes the impatience of grant gets the better of him, 700 minerals and 500 gas could've been saved with a little trip to the battery right behind the Ganthritor and recover the lost shields

Of course SC2 has glorious cum bat, so…

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"Wraith awaiting lunch, orders."

Gear house! For a die-mate!

@@petrowegynyolc7108 bojler elado!

The timing was beautiful.

He doesn't have any Terran units to repair though.

Lore-wise, their religious zealotry caused them to regress as a society and forget how most of their own stuff works. Most of their mechs are ancient and their production is automated to the point where no one had to remember how any of it worked...until it didn't. When the Dragoon foundries on Auir were lost, the Protoss straight up didn't know how to rebuild Dragoons since the foundry did it for them for so long that no one needed to remember how to do it themselves. They were fundamentally a medieval religious society squatting on tons of convenient tech from their forefathers who did all the smart stuff for them. This is also a cultural difference regarding the Dark Templar, since they actually make new things (new units) and innovate. They're the ones who had the means to replace Dragoons with Stalkers since they know how to build their own stuff and can replace things that were automated by just rebuilding with the blueprints that they know how to read. Most completely new SC2 units are Nerazhim or Purifier creations (Stalkers, Void Rays, Oracles, Adepts, and Disruptors) while most modified versions of old SC1 units are tweaked Delaam efforts to try making something new but can't so they just slap on more firepower (Dragoon into Immortals) or take off unnecessary weight (Scouts to Pheonix). Funnily, Tal'Darim unit philosophy (steal existing things and slap on ridiculous modifications) is very in-line with their non-Dark/Purifier counterparts. Another example is how in LoTV, you can see how Protoss society used to be more advanced with things like the Purifier program, but the Conclave's societal regression made them eventually unable to know how any of that worked and just buried it to avoid their own problems. Ironically, the Purifiers due to being scans of pre-regression Protoss can and do create new things such as Disruptors and Adepts because they retain the know-how needed to advance and innovate.

@@joshuakim5240 Thank you very much for the detailed answer. So dogmatic adherence to a harmful ideology combined with the self-assured knowledge that they had reached the absolute pinnacle of technology already lead to a Protos that is rotting from within while applying new layers of golden paint every century or so.

Lmao what

@@ldn_rumrunner losing hero unit, casual losing combat units, no proper sweep of battle field, no use of detector, no use of stasis traps (even he produced many arbiter). Lmao what?