You just blew my mind. So much star wars reference. Nice catch.

Makes sense to have the controls outside the station in case you'd ever want to get back in, doesn't it?

It's a Star Wars Reference that was his/her point.

Kazba i have been so blind

Kazba hai

senpai, you enlightened me xD

I can just imagine the guys at Blizzard smoking weed when they came up with that. "We should have the bad guy Protoss live on a planet that has naturally occurring drugs in the atmosphere." "Ok, but what do we call their leader?" *pauses for a second* "High Lord." *long pause followed by hysterical laughter*

I couldn't not hear it that way haha. Especially after Lowko missed another SW reference earlier :)

To psionically support someone for rak'shir you have to be on the field with them, they wouldn't have been able to help from where they were. The real reason was twofold, both eliminating some of malash's most powerful psionic supports AND eliminating those most loyal to him from the chain of ascension. Ji'nara, the second ascendant at this point (directly below Alarak) has terse loyalty to alarak above Malash because she's opportunistic and understands how dangerous and ambitious Alarak is but these ascendants are just below her, and considering there's so many of them they're a legitimate threat to him should he topple malash, since they could usurp Ji'nara's position and then all gang up on him (while preventing anyone else from helping him). Since the daelaam aren't tal'darim, they can freely kill whoever they like without interfering in the rules of the Chain of Ascension, and save Alarak a lot of time and effort in engineering "accidents" to kill them off

@@Aliencommander1245 Like a true Sith Lord. His armor even reminds me of the armor worn by Lord-rank Sith Inquisitors in Vitiate's Sith Empire...only cooler. Way cooler.

How do you strikethrough in comments?

\-You type like this.-

Without the backslash though. You only need the hyphens on either side of the text you wish to strikethrough. -You absolute noob.-

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David Japuntich so void rases not op???

they have same amount of health but take double damage. still tho, destroyers make it so it doesnt matter regardless

spin to win

*Friendly Dancing Detected*

How many different routes of administration have been confirmed? This is important stuff, people.

I don't like the tal'darim Too edgy for me

Only the highest become lord

Solarite is pretty bad too. Hoot hoot

hoot hoot indeed

Stetmann may know a thing or two about it

Yeah pretty crazy. It was Narud's plan all along, and in the best case for him, Kerrigan could've remained less powerful and less of a threat to him also. I think it was actually mentioned by Stukov in Heart of the Swarm in the mission before you face Narud, if I remember right.

well they kinda did mention that in HotS, but it's explained more here meaby it's even deeper Narud's/Duran's plan cuz he created Abathur which recreated Kerrigan as Queen of Blades but thats just a theory A GAME THEORY

Well the Queen of Blades was always intended as a weapon against Amon. All of Naruds Plans backfired because only with the transformation with the Xel'naga keystone Kerrigan became free of Amons control. Only so he get the primal essence and so the power to fullfill the prophecy in the end. You can see it as a battle between Narud and Zeratul where both have their plans

I mean, he probably eventually could have found an alternate means of powering the keystone and releasing Amon. Using it to cleanse Kerrigan was just the most convenient.

He is truly a treasure and a gem. I believe he is also an English theater-trained actor, like Christopher Lee and the late great Ian Mcdiarmid. Actors trained in the art in English theater are the world's best, hands down.

Don't forget Discord from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.

Sa Malanqi you.... you just have to say that, don't you? Now i'm not gonna be able to unsee it

lmao at least his eyesight is better

I thought he looked like an egg :/

In korea he is nicknamed bamboo sapling. Google it. It’s a food here so everyone knows how it looks.

El Mao

Никита Наумов everybody knows that Lowko just does what he thinks is the most fun though.

This. So much this.

Normal archons aren't spellcasters in the campaign, it's only in coop that they do that

Same

Makes the Vanguard great as either flanking units or expendable swarm units.

So what would determine where the shade moves to?

Pines 105 EDGELord*

Blizzard oughta make a difficulty one higher than brutal called "Lowko Difficulty" where you can't build ANY static defense and microing units is not allowed!

It's ezzzzzzy

I wouldn't say easy, considering it's a defense mission similar to the Shakuras temple. These kinds of missions force you to develop your economy and army quickly and continually get harder, so if you don't get enough momentum to crush early waves without significant losses, you can rapidly lose ground. However, it's far from impossible. I find that expanding early and building knots of batteries to support your mobile army in early waves helps a lot in the final mission (it may take a few attempts to figure out the best order and timing to build them). Then build up to heavy cannon and monolith walls with plenty of batteries around them and tech-switch into air-toss armies heavy in complementary units like void-ray and carrier. Ground forces tend to derp around the defenses, and the walls simply can't hold by themselves because later waves send in a lot of tempest, carrier, and similar siege units, and a few monoliths are simply no match for this. With the carriers' repair drones and reconstruction beam helping keep units and structures alive, it becomes much easier to maintain a solid defense. Sadly, energizers aren't much help here unless they can move around the defenses, because unlike Karax in co-op they won't boost towers. But if you plan to eventually sacrifice your ground army and take completely to the air, you can also build full cannon walls right around the keystone in case your allies fall.

It's quite tough! I think the second mission in the epilogue is the most difficult single player mission in the game by a pretty good margin, but the final one in the main part of LotV may well take second place. It's a little cheesy, but I decided to construct a wall of Gateways (in some parts double thick) near the end of the mission just to buy some extra time. They have a lot of HP so it takes a little while for the enemy Zealots+Immortals to punch through. They don't send a ton of anti-air in general, and Void Rays have great DPS, but they're still not enough to stop the full tide of everything coming at you, which is why I think building a wall really helped. It was still very close, but the Gateways bought me the few seconds I needed!

Valtur's strategy is nice. It is also very important to split up your air army to defend all the attack paths at once near the end.

Very true valaquenta7. Unless you lose allies before then, in which case you just want to retreat to the high ground.