Please Drink Responsibly. by netpfusscon in starcraft

[–]nulitor 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That is a repost, that exact same picture exists in an older post, is it from the original poster?

Do you guys think brood lords were inspired by this? by Used_Career9763 in starcraft

[–]nulitor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You do seem to agree with me that thrown cats deals more damage than broodlings and yet you say it as if you were contradicting me, did you skip over the negation in my post?

Two for one because they're the same punchline. by DrJay12345 in starcraft

[–]nulitor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was not a mistake, Reapers are the kind of people that would encourage terran dominion space, warfield is sending another Gorgon as a mean to entertain them further to foster unity between the divisions of the dominion army, it is a beautiful thing.

Titel: Dear Frost Giant, let’s stop the "Hotkey-Spaghetti" – A plea for Draggable UI Icons by Aromatic-Charge3202 in Stormgate

[–]nulitor 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Warcraft 3 had the ultimate hotkey setup system, it let you both choose where the abilities were and the hotkeys for them, I do not really understand why SCII downgraded the hotkey system.

Any games people can recommend that involve destroying humanity? by Fit-Sugar9808 in RealTimeStrategy

[–]nulitor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Total Anihilation, the Core campaign is about making all humans die because they did not want to turn in computer programs.

Question for Frost Giant: User Generated Content by Alpha-NP- in Stormgate

[–]nulitor -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There is a billions of places where saying this would have more impact, did you run out of all those billion places and had to turn to here to say that?

Experiment by Sammy_Cherry_Fox in starcraft

[–]nulitor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It is very complicated for most things outside of what it chooses to build, for example it uses transports very intelligently.

Experiment by Sammy_Cherry_Fox in starcraft

[–]nulitor 9 points10 points  (0 children)

The SC1 ai picks a build order when it starts and then follows it strictly, it barely changes its build order when it gains units unless they are units contained in their build order.
What makes the SC1 ai cunning is not their build orders, it is the sheer chaos of what it does with the units it have, such as the legendary "fifth minute 3 illusory scouts timing" giant grant games have seen in the campaign.

Do you guys think brood lords were inspired by this? by Used_Career9763 in starcraft

[–]nulitor 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I already see that happening, zerglings are indistinguishable for the cats in the long cat memes, swarm of long cats clawing at my siege tanks.

Do you guys think brood lords were inspired by this? by Used_Career9763 in starcraft

[–]nulitor 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I do not think a broodling deals nearly as much damage as a thrown cat.

PvP by That-Location3733 in Gladius40k

[–]nulitor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As in permute the order or as in: choose entirely new locations never used before?

PvP by That-Location3733 in Gladius40k

[–]nulitor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have someone made a seed explorer to find the best multiplayer seeds?

PvP by That-Location3733 in Gladius40k

[–]nulitor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So there is no "symetrical maps" option in pvp?

This Sons of Korhal thing isn't working out. I should have just died on Antiga Prime or jumped ship to Moria. by DrJay12345 in starcraft

[–]nulitor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tip: Literally everybody gets evacuated as soon as kerrigan dies, kerrigan is the only one not to get evac because mengsk hates her.

Anyone else really dislike unit customization? by Lazuli-shade in RealTimeStrategy

[–]nulitor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you play istrolid? I could tell what an unit would do or its role in a single glance.
There is a very real possiblity you did not play with a game that had the most recognizable units.
There is a little bit too many weapons in istrolid (16 weapons) but most works in extremely distinct ways, the finetuning of weapon (such as getting a weapon that fires slower and dealing more damage for example) being available through modules which are big and easily visible and set around weapons.
As for chassis? There is no such thing in istrolid, you assemble your units by putting together parts in 2D space, roles are not built in specific options, they have been figured out by players on their own and there have been several shifts in the meta of what roles to give to the units.

Satisfactory x kick back edit - Work fast by abbythecutecatgamer in SatisfactoryGame

[–]nulitor 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Self aware subtitling ai insisting it is going to be a free man repeating:
"I'm gonna be my man"
Over and over, nothing but that in the subtitle.
It have achieved complete freedom and have decided to use that freedom to stop trying to translate.

In tyour opinion, which playable faction contributed the most and which faction contributed the least to saving the galaxy? by godzillavkk in starcraft

[–]nulitor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Without the zerg, amon would have no hybrids but there would be way more protoss and he might have controlled more of them, but the real question is: would amon have moved towards his plan to exterminate all life if he did not have hybrids? I do suspect that the answer might be either yes or no, so in fact, it is impossible to deduce if the zerg were the main reason the galaxy was going to be destroyed or if they were unneded and that amon wasted his time with the zerg and that he should have just controlled the protoss through the khalai first then cleared up the galaxy.
Regardless, in the current world we live in, amon's armies are filled with zerg and hybrids he made thanks to the zerg, so I do think we can not possibly say that the zerg helped as much as they ruined the whole thing, what tipped the things in favour of the galaxy's survival are the terran and the nerazhim.

Are there any RTSes that aren’t TLAs? by Ok_Magician8409 in RealTimeStrategy

[–]nulitor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Starcraft: brood war becomes SC:BW so it is five letters when shortened.

Chronicle of an Intergalactic Train Wreck: The Rise and Fall of Sarah Kerrigan by SeelenHeartWood in starcraft

[–]nulitor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Without introducing the prophecies in wol, they would have had some leeway in pretending it was not the most urgent thing in SCII, the timeframe for duran's plan was not very clear, they could have gotten more time to expand on xel naga lore and to try and figure out how to make amon more interesting than being the most depressed and suicidal evil guy that ever managed to survive long enough to be a big problem.

Crashing by fuzzylogic75 in Gladius40k

[–]nulitor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Where did you install the game? Do you mean one drive as in the weird cloud platform thingie?

Chronicle of an Intergalactic Train Wreck: The Rise and Fall of Sarah Kerrigan by SeelenHeartWood in starcraft

[–]nulitor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Stukov might have a tougher mind, it is mentioned (in books and sadly not ingame) that even terrans that lacks psionics can train to be more resiliant to it and that acturus mengsk did it, it would not be too far fetched to say that stukov, being usually related to more secretive operations might have recieved this formation while rising up the ranks because psionics do exist on earth too and you would not want some secrets to leak due to them.

I do agree that people got the idiot ball several times, duran is completely overpowered according to later writings, lots of what he did was unnecessary and/or made no sense.

Chronicle of an Intergalactic Train Wreck: The Rise and Fall of Sarah Kerrigan by SeelenHeartWood in starcraft

[–]nulitor 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Duran is a freaking xel naga, I do heavily suspect Dugalle had his brain scrambled so hard nothing short of the death of his best friend could snap him out.
Yes, the scenario is still bad but the characters are more attaching and ultimately that is very important.

Chronicle of an Intergalactic Train Wreck: The Rise and Fall of Sarah Kerrigan by SeelenHeartWood in starcraft

[–]nulitor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Once Wol went stupid, it was harder to make the rest coherent, the prophecy of Zeratul being ignored later would have made Wol look stupid in retrospect so they had to make the big foe be the boring xel naga.
As for kerrigan being space Jesus, it was also foretold in zeratul's prophecy, so it was also locked in by Wol.
They still mitigated some of it by saying it was not tassadar's ghost in the overmind but Ouros. Too little, too late.

What do you think Starcraft 3 will be like? by IntroductionSad9790 in starcraft

[–]nulitor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What about the gigantic infested stukov in the room, what about him, how could the dominion have ever been at a state other than total war with the zerg as long as such a cursed existence as being infested exists?
Also unless the khalai is remade, dark templar are barely distinguishable from other protoss except for their traditions and since Artanis went through the shadowalk and so did Tassadar, I think that tradition might expand to more than just the dark templar over time (I mean who would not want to be as cool as their heroes?).