Just wait until the Overmind headbutts the Ganthritor, Aldaris swats the Hyperion out of the sky, the marines blow up the Amerigo along with Kerrigan and Arcturus never meets Raynor 'cause everyone gets eaten on Mar Sara... But still ascends to rule anyway.

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Y'know, if people didn't know what you were talking about, they'd probably think you were having a medical emergency.

Oh shit 😂😂😂😂😂

Let's talk about that.

Without spoiling it too much. The final mission will do one better.

I can imagine! I'd assume like, most any mission that's normally super easy, is now hard cus... well, you're the side that's normally getting stomped

But... This doubles my desire to see Grant play it. I feed off his suffering.

Good old 6 insane AIs

@@TheArbieoLol i respect you straight admitting it

It's some crazy difficulty spikes as well, happening pretty randomly. I'm looking forward to seeing Grant try an eye for an eye. It's the one mission I just couldn't manage to beat even after 20+ resets. (Probably cause I'm bad with HT)

The first Protoss mission in BW also has zerg spawn from caves, but not infinitely.

Seems reasonable, considering the Dominion drove some of Naktul's brood into caves in SC2

THEY DROVE SOME OF MY *BROODS* INTO *CAVES*

​@@RoyalFusilier The way she says broods will be seared into my brain for all eternity

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Those are some solid points I've never thought about... Very interesting analysis, thanks!

Kerrigan was a shifting point of the Swarm, but it was absolutely intentional, and by design of the Overmind. The Overmind was powerful, but it was essentially a slave. It could only rebel so far, and through its precognition it saw what Kerrigan could do. It purposely made her more sentient and independent than the queens or cerebrates. Through Kerrigan the Zerg would be freed, and so it could almost be assumed that the overmind *knew* it needed to die and thus attacked Aiur. Now, given that Kerrigan was designed with free will in mind, she had a level of adaptability that other zerg would not have. She did employ strategies that the zerg did not previously use, such as cooperation with other races instead of outright destruction or assimilation. This isn't to say that she didn't utilize the strengths of the Swarm, namely swarming. The HOTS intro cinematic shows the Swarm doing what it does best. For the purposes of a competitive RTS, it is not viable to run a massive army of mostly zerglings and few larger units (unless you are Grant) in SC2, but the Swarm operates off of massive amounts of fodder (lings and some hydras) with some larger supporting units in the assist. They adapt to threats as necessary, but fodder is the basis of the zerg armies in any case.

@@lochslea 99% of that is just retcons from the bad Starcraft 2 writing.

Jim all out with the only terran strat

The problem with that to mee is blue never attacked the creep colonies red did, tho there is a good chance that the red marines are actually blue's just coloured that way because they are the scripted ones at the start, if that is the case then yeh that would explain Edit: in the score screen at the end red looks like a separate player, so i'm unsure if that would work that way.

how can you even notice those moments??

It can dance if it wants to, It can leave the swarm behind;

And 18:20 for the drone edition

tease! sounds like you can never get enough sc1!

Rematch potential?

Shame that grant fell off the UED AI Project, but this is fun too.

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Another fan of swarmy Zerg! There are dozens of us, dozens!

I just started playing real scale how do you zoom out?

@@yonokhanman654 One might even say... There's a swarm!

@someoneidk2804 I just use my mouse wheel. If your mouse doesn't have a wheel, you can look up Zoom Out in the keybinds Might be Page Down?

@@unfairlive2 Booooo (I did laugh, but still; boooooooo)

My Little SC:BW Mod Can't Be This Cute! 😭

@@SchemingGoldberg Omega and Delta squadrons left equipment behind!? Correction needed!! 💢💢 😭

I played the alternate timeline edition and it was awesome. Some of the voice acting does sound a bit weird, but it makes sense given they're making their own recordings on top of the original voice lines.

Darkest dungeon reference?

@@user-lh1ge1he9z It's an Elden Ring reference most likely since Margit says "lay these foolish ambitions to rest" each time you die to him.

​@@user-lh1ge1he9zAs person above said, Elden Ring boss. Important note that he's the first reall skillcheck you HAVE to pass for progression. Its rough.

I don't think so, last I checked he was up to the mission where Raynor and co steal the Odin.

@@Sone01TheFirstdon’t you mean the Odin steals Raynor and co?

@@lapisliozuli4861 No...

@@Sone01TheFirst then what is reversed?

@@ch420newsteam Same thing as every mission, you play as the opposition to Raynor, in this case he has the Odin and you have to destroy it.