StarCraft 2: Saving Warfield on Char in 1080p

Warfield is saved by Raynor.

[@DFDelta]

General Warfield, the only human who knocked out a Hydralisk with his fist and lived to tell the story. Awesome guy.

[@felixdumbravescu2725]

yyyyyyyyeah if only he had a hoorah on that....

[@zxKAOS1]

If they had him as a Coop commander, he could be a hero unit that actually punches Zerg! :D 8)

[@theoneaboveall4533]

Imagine having a caliber so large and powerful that it’s shell breaks the ground.

[@a1marine105]

I love how they portrayed its power and weight by the force required to pull it out and the fact it would likely kill what ever the shell fall on xD

[@jonahwolf3252]

2:18 By now, all of the other marines are dead. "My boys" refers to his balls.

[@ghostknight2011]

+Jonah Wolf If they tried to pullback, then there was another position to get if they were forced to retreat... Sure they got more men in the back or they could be surrounded.

[@Luxai]

I think the cutscene assumes you saved the drop pods.

[@Ricktofenable]

Jonah Wolf people in the crusier

[@kitzreads3064]

LMFAOOOOOOOO

[@zxKAOS1]

In a surprise twist, Terran marines survive by unexpectedly learning to burrow :p

[@ZombieSurvivalist11]

"The natives are getting restless." lol all day.

[@Kadd69]

He aint wrong lol

[@Jericho725]

Belay that order!

[@davidgruen7423]

Why do I find 1:50 even funnier?

[@warrenashton446]

Ammo being infinite until needed in a certain situation

[@rainbowsixODST]

Those magazines can likely hold a few hundred rounds given they’re size. My question is where the hell do they store them on the armor? They have no mag pouches.

[@ItsJustVirgil]

rainbowsixODST Canonically the shoulderpads can open up to store extra gauss rifle mags.

[@rainbowsixODST]

ItsJustVirgil That’s...unusual...I’d have to see an animation of that to see if it’d be good or not.

[@ItsJustVirgil]

@@rainbowsixODST Yeah, I don't think they've made an official animation or mechanism yet, probably just keep it as suspension of disbelief on the space inside the shoulder.

[@rainbowsixODST]

ItsJustVirgil I see why, the shoulders are huge but...even still I struggle to see them holding more than one maybe two mags in each shoulders and I can’t see it being easy or quick to retrieve the mags. Mag-locker magazines make far more sense.

[@MarioTheEchidna]

Warfield is such a badass. This part makes him my favorite character from the game simply because he punched a HYDRALISK in the face.

[@johantorres8105]

Indeed, and it somehow killed it!

[@a1marine105]

​@@johantorres8105knocked it out

[@2Pains1Love]

Marine: Sir, this is the Homeworld of Zerg and don't you think opening your visor would expose you to Zerg Virus? Raynor: ......................

[@Tamlinearthly]

General Warfield's Day Planner: 5:00: Alarm goes off. Punch alarm clock. Order new alarm clock. 5:10: Morning briefing. Punch adjutant. Apologize. Coffee. 7:00: Paperwork. Sign 70 reports at one time simply by punching them. 10:30: Brief high command. Repeatedly punch them until they agree to new stratagem of punch-based frontal assault. 12:00: Lunch. Comes pre-punched, because they know how you like it already. 14:00: Physical therapy for Advanced Proximal Phalanx Arthritis (Boxer's Disease). 15:00: Speed bag. 17:15: Jeep stalled. Punched jeep, then walked rest of way. 19:30: Skipped dinner. Thought about Myra and the grandkids, so far away. Will he ever see them again? What kind of world will they grow up in? Do they know he's thinking about them? How many happy memories do all of them have left together? 21:00: Punch lights out for lights out.

[@Spud929]

lol

[@Meetthekiller7]

You, sir, are to be commended for such an accurate list. *Punch*

[@majormajorasic]

0:50 Hydra: "I'm gonna punch you in the face!" 0:55 General:"But its opposite day..."

[@sweetrollgaming3662]

yes

[@Sebastian781]

"General, you know I always have a card to play." *eats a missle to the face*

[@SinerAthin]

''Boys, I hate to interrupt, but... the natives are getting restless!'' *Gigantic zerg swarm appearing over the horizon*

[@HazardSJ]

Warfield is amazing, when he punched that hydralisk in the face I stood up and shouted: 'YES!' and to top it off, he's an actual fighting General, not a simple, office one.

[@johnnyspliff4900]

He said "I dont push a pencil, I push you closer to god"

[@PatrioticSam]

Marines don't have time to waste on sissy things like 'marksmanship', 'strategy' or 'tactics'. The C-14 Gauss rifle should only be fired on full auto, preferably while screaming "Auughhh!"

[@davhardie2356]

or get to the choppa...wait

[@Cykeys]

If I remember correctly, the gauss rifle fires its rounds (which are actually needles hence the name, C-14 "Impaler" Gauss Rifle") via a hybrid of magnetic force like a coil or rail gun as well as combustible material like real firearms, this is the most likely theory. Another theory states that the brass shells were there to store cooling gel/liquid in order to prevent the gauss rifle from overheating due to prolonged firing

[@akiramasashi9317]

You aren't a man until you've punched a Hydralisk in the face

[@Spud929]

I hope Warfield can live on in Heroes of the storm.

[@HarrisonFonCreeper]

Haha :)

[@fokoyoke]

me too :(

[@Broockle]

wow 4 year old comment 2017 was a really good year to be a hots fan

[@FollowJester]

@@Broockle so true, I miss peak HOTS

[@felixdumbravescu2725]

I doupt they can make something different from Jim Raynor, but a Persona skin would be nice.

[@BarlytheDwarf]

Probably the best cutscene in the game. Best is probably the bar fight speech in the end.

[@8O75l]

"General, you know I've always got a card to play." "All in a day's work, general." Raynor has the best one-liners!

[@JoetheGrim]

1:30 "Dillon, you son of a bitch!" an homage to an old movie, or mere coincidence?

[@eugeneraynor2370]

Ha-ha yes ! :D

[@johnnystulic42]

You know when people sometimes say "The only way this guy could be more badass was if he punched a shark in the face"? This man is one step ahead of them... His great-grandfathers Morgan Freeman and Samuel L Jackson smile upon him from the Terran heavens.

[@ChristianRG2000]

i wonder with this kind of graphic they could make an action or an fps game of starcraft, or just continue to develop starcraft ghost

[@psychee1]

Imagine the weight of playing a marine vs a zergrush in first person.

[@elgato9o]

RAYNOR IS SO COOL!!! "All in a days worth, general". Making it sound like it was just a regular day for him, wow.

[@vesperianox]

He is badasssssss boy

[@WorldWalker128]

With all he's been through, it kinda is.

[@djcuevas1057]

He does this stuff way to often

[@davidbodor1762]

*work

[@Ricktofenable]

elgato9o i love this scene so much

[@RethenX]

after seeing this scene for the first time gen. Warfield just became my favorite character. Any man who punches a hydralisk in the face is awesome.

[@skeeter551]

you know your bullets are awesome when the casing breaks the ground

[@JustThatDamnFunny100]

Raynor will forever be The Man

[@Stathube]

"The natives are getting restless" best line in all Starcraft II ! R.I.P. Tychus Fidley

[@2012kreed]

That was an excellent quote, but I like the sarcastic one: "Ain't no time to be lying down on the job, General!"

[@xShadowsaur]

"You magnificent son of a bitch!" best. quote. EVER.

[@colinmartin9797]

Man, RIP Tychus and Warfield. Blizzard really killed off two of its most iconic characters way too soon. A Tychus redemption plot sure would've been better than watching Kerrigan waste being saved within like five goddamn minutes in the sequel.

[@luisrubensalcedoayala4540]

1:54 Raynor coop ability: CALLING THE BANSHEES...

[@kvzn94]

"The natives are getting restless!" Best quote ever...of all time...

[@Pluiz2006]

If the banshees in-game where that strong terran was even more OP than they already are :O Also Warfield is epic :D

[@Shmandalf]

I've noticed this part is very similar to how Arcturus sent Raynor down to save Edmund Duke. Same concept, recruited to the cause.

[@justnoob8141]

Shmandalf and he get killed by Kerrigan. But this version Raynor willingly to help him and Kerrigan spare the remain to flee

[@commandblock7077]

I just noticed, WoL shows both of coop Raynors abilities. Calldown Hyperion (Zero Hour) and Calldown Banshees (Gates of Hell)

[@FlyRiderFishing]

"the natives are getting restless..." :D

[@Gary.009]

1:37 is so romantic

[@zxKAOS1]

Obligatory bromance

[@Andreazor]

That banshee looks absolutely fucking amazing, I love how it swoops down.

[@UnitDCCXXXI]

Think I'll drop my own comment into this mess of a flamewar. In SC1, each campaign had its own story and purpose, a message. The Terran campaign was a cautionary message about how the enemy of your enemy is NOT necessarily your ally. The Zerg campaign was a fairly simple "hivemind" oriented story where you play as the bad guy, didn't have much of a message aside from setting up the Zerg as a powerful, singleminded force of nature; not necessarily evil but certainly a threat to everything else. But it DID help set the stage for the Protoss campaign, which was themed heavily around setting aside old hatreds and differences to deal with a bigger threat. At the time, it was a fairly new story concept in the RTS genre, one also seen in C&C2's expansion release a couple of years later, Firestorm. Warcraft III would also employ this overarching theme. And then there was Brood War's campaign, which was slightly more linear and interconnected in how it progressed. Brood War's overall story could best be described as a message that some forces are beyond our control and we shouldn't try to harness them. As DuGalle puts it, "The creatures we were sent here to tame...are untamable." The characters were also quite good. Raynor was your ordinary guy, maybe a bit more altruistic and brave but he's supposed to be the average good old boy type thrown into a very "grey" world where almost everything is morally ambiguous and he thus often has to compromise with the principles he values in order to have any hope of success at all. Kerrigan as a Ghost was a tragic figure, a soldier but also a woman, capable of fear, affection, annoyance, and devotion; a very human character. You felt for her. And then she was infested. In SC1 she was mostly a mindless power-mad thrall of the Overmind, but in BW she was the character I've repeatedly described as that biker chick who you love to hate but also unwillingly admire just because she's plain badass. Mengsk? Yeah, he's an asshole but he's a BELIEVABLE asshole in SC1: He seems to genuinely believe his cause to be for the good of all, but he also lusts for power, and in BW you see that his lust for power and his vengefulness outstrips his sparse idealism. He isn't necessarily evil but there's no place in a conventional Heaven for him, either. I was quite interested in seeing where SC2 would take this scriptwriting. Yeah, it stole a lot of stuff from WH40K but it was still in many ways a pretty original sci-fi story. It would be inaccurate to marginalize it as "a more hopeful ripoff of WH40K." Then I actually saw WoL. Shame. I liked Gabriel Tosh because he harkens back to the old style of SC storytelling as a "grey" character like a lot of others from the older installment in the franchise. But most of the characters I had so enjoyed watching for over a decade had been stripped of much of their identity. Raynor wasn't so bad because he had his moments where he wasn't all good, but what they did to Kerrigan and Mengsk is not acceptable, period. Both were transformed into transparently evil, two-dimensional baddie types. Mengsk isn't an idealistic if hypocritical ruler, he's just a powermonger who openly lies and terrorizes his populace. The game doesn't even try to show what little moral backing he has, and the news segments with Donny Vermillion were funny but also served to complete the ruination of the Dominion as anything other than "the bad guys." But this pales in comparison to what they did to Kerrigan: There were moments in BW where she acted like she had some remnants of a conscience, some part of her that still wanted to be human. And she was capable of fear, too, as seen in the briefing to the last mission of the second Zerg campaign. In SC2, she's this evil alien overlord megalomaniac. Almost no trace of her old personality, where she acted like the Queen Bitch of the Universe: A casually sadistic but cunning manipulator who did everything in style. Instead, she's just your typical "I AM YOUR GOD NOW, BRING ME YOUR VIRGINS" villain. Could've been ripped right out of a Power Ranger flick and you'd have trouble telling the difference. The hate WoL recieves is well-deserved, sorry. The game tries to make players think for themselves and feel like they have some control over how the story progresses. Gabriel Tosh vs. Nova was a good moment. You find out the man you've been helping has been using you, but the person who tells you has an agenda of her own, and is technically a sworn enemy. Although Tosh could've argued better for his own side, it was a fairly hard decision, objectively. Nova could be lying, Tosh could be lying. Neither are very trustworthy. Unfortunately, this decent writing doesn't extend to the other two choices: Both the Haven and Char decisions were bullshit. Hanson, if she was a more realistic character, would know there was nothing she could do for the infested colonists in Haven and tearfully let Raynor kill the infested while she works to save the rest. Even if she could cure the virus, the infested would probably just die from the changes caused by said virus. And of course, she earlier says "Conventional wisdom says a cure is impossible. The virus mutates too quickly." Behaving irrationally like she did during the choice and forcing you to attack your old, valued allies really made no sense: It was drama for the sake of drama and for the sake of giving you a "choice." And you could've actually taken both of the options in the Char decision: "Hell, if this platform's so important, why not just nuke it?" "The nests are burrowed deep into the superstructure. Surface detonations won't do it." And just after that, you find out the objective of the mission is to destroy the cooling units for the platforms. On the surface. Nukes would've worked for that. Would've saved the lives of some members of the strike team and allowed you time to go underground and kill the Nydus Worms. It doesn't help that the decisions are also never wrong: No matter what you do, it's the right decision and you get to feel good about it. I liked Heart of the Swarm. It wasn't perfect. It's still a shadow of what SC1 and BW were. But it returns to those gloriously dark days when not every single action you take is somehow justified, even if it's actually the wrong decision. (Not to mention that being the equivalent of the Bugs in the Starship Trooper movies for a change is actually just plain fun in the dumb, "Let's destroy everything and revel in our power" kind of way.) Kerrigan is different than she was as any of her previous forms: As the Ghost, as the Queen Bitch of the Universe, or as the boring alien overlord of WoL. But given what happened to her, her character makes sense. She has a conscience and she hates much of what she has to do, but not enough to redeem her from a moral standpoint. She's still an antihero instead of a "good gal." Her story is about getting revenge on one man and killing hundreds of thousands, even millions of people to do it. Yeah, he's an evil bastard who needs to be put down, and so her actions could be justified, but she's not doing it to liberate people, she's doing it for revenge, plain and simple. It also shows her coming to terms with her role - her destiny - as the one to save the universe from Amon by wresting control of the Swarm away from him. Of course, Mengsk is still disgustingly two-dimensional and Narud was another intellectual snorefest. I was also disappointed by Stukov. Don't get me wrong, I liked Stukov in HotS and think he should've been given more important roles outside of Skygeirr Station. It's just that while he wasn't ever an especially well-developed character, he's nothing like he used to be and while that may make some sense given what happened to him, he still seems like he's changed too much for that. On the plus side, Dehaka was a very interesting character and the development of Zagara's character from yet another snorefest overlord into a competent leader was also good, and Stukov was still a good character overall because he provided another human perspective on the events of the story that in many ways complemented Kerrigan's. I hope Legacy of the Void will ditch the pseudo-mysticism of the Protoss we've seen in SC2's Zeratul and return to how Protoss society looked in SC1/BW: Sort of mystical in Zeratul's case, and in the case of the khalai Protoss, pompous and arrogant but down-to-Earth. I would've been too cynical to hope for that after WoL but HotS has given me some reason to hope for the better.

[@pikkuvarpunen-2.7182]

Having actually read all that, I must say that you more or less captured quite sharply the essence of each installment to the series. I'd like to argue, however, that I kind of liked the semi-mysticism that Zeratul missions had going for them. In case of the Dark Templar, they should indeed be a bit mystic, but concerning the Khalai Protoss, I would like to see that kind of approach you described - slightly arrogant but down-to-earth, too. Especially Fenix's quote from the first Protoss mission in original SC1 inspired me greatly. "Even though we have marched across hundreds of worlds together, I never could have figured that we would be fighting here on Aiur. The Zerg are indeed worthy foes". The way how he there describes the Zerg as worthy foes is just pure bad-assery. It's like, "Never give up! We fight unto the very end for death and glory! Arr!"

[@NealX]

Man, this was seriously TL;DR, but I have to say I knew you "got" it from the first couple of sentences. Pretty much spot on. It was always a pipe dream of mine to write a spec-script for an SC movie - I'd hire you as my screenwriting partner in a second, for what that's worth, lol.

[@pikkuvarpunen-2.7182]

***** Hehe fair enough, mate. Well, anyway, if you ever need a screenwriting partner... you know where to find me. :D

[@UnitDCCXXXI]

AzureTemplar Fenix was basically Worf. He was a badass everybody liked and no doubt real good at parties downing Dragoon tank fluid like a champ. Ain't no Texan could keep up with THAT one at the bar. And yeah, the Dark Templar ARE kinda mystical, but the way WoL handled it was still a little wonky. I positively cringed when I heard, "A...Protoss and Zerg hybrid. Gods, an abomination! Who created this atrocity?" What, did Zeratul forget about Duran? The man who caused him to disappear for most of the interbellum period between Brood War and Wings of Liberty? Not to mention the writing was trying too hard to sound mystical. DTs did a little of that in SC but they didn't lay it on THAT thick. They were also more down-to-Earth, and more clever in how they phrased themselves. While they could be poetic, they were fine with flatly stating things if it was best to do it that way. When they WERE poetic, they were better at it then than they were in WoL. You'd have to read the early novels to really get what I'm sayin', though. Zeratul was described in "Starcraft: The Queen of Blades" as being a living riddlebook. He talked in riddles, and he wasn't hidebound about cracking jokes at everyone's expense, including his own. He was basically a wise old mentor figure. I understand his personality's changed a lot since he killed Raszagal, but I wouldn't expect it to be in the direction it's gone, either. ***** I appreciate the compliment, Neal. It's painful, man, looking at what's become of Blizzard's work in general lately. Not unlike CoD (Also an Activision franchise), they've sacrificed good writing for generic and drama for the sake of action and drama. For instance, I was a longtime player of the Warcraft RTS titles and I never got into WoW, but I understood and appreciated what they were trying to do in the vanilla version way, way back. They were giving you a chance to explore the world laid out in WC3. Then every expansion afterwards was about some "epic" large-scale conflict with the end goal of defeating some Big Baddie at the end. The only expansion I liked at all was, surprisingly enough, Mists of Pandaria. Because it tried to return to the roots of exploring the world and having an influence on it at a lower, more day-to-day level. But it, too, suffered from Big Baddie Syndrome, it just minimized the symptoms by paying less attention to Garrosh until near the end. And look at Starcraft II. Both games ended with...an "epic" battle against Big Baddie. Whoever's writing the scripts now (Chris Metzen, right?) is basically copy-pasting the skeleton of the same fuckin' plot they've had since The Burning Crusade in WoW without once taking a break from it, and plastering a different-flavored skin on it each time. It's mind-numbing how lazy it is on a basic level. And yeah, previous Blizzard titles also had final boss battles to determine the fate of the world but AT LEAST they didn't make it glaringly obvious who it was gonna be against from the start or near the start. You weren't expecting to fight the Overmind until WELL into Starcraft. You didn't even know it existed until the second third of the game. Same deal with Archimonde and the Burning Legion in RoC. And I don't think the ending of Brood War was at all readily apparent until you were halfway through the Zerg campaign. The very LAST part of the story.

[@MatrixOfDynamism]

you must publish this on a blog, it just being on this youtube comment section is not enough.

[@lionsinofprideescanor8709]

Warfield: you might be a damn pirate raynor, but whatever happen you save ma balls today, and i won't forget that.. Raynor: All in the days work general.. Good job jim saving em balls just in time lol

[@Merc034]

this is one of the most badass scenes ever made to date. warfeild + bayonet = dead zerg scorpian style

[@2Pains1Love]

@kishin901 Thing is, it's not that marine's armor is worthless or weak, but the Hydralisk's spine is really OP. If you read about the description of hydra, the spine can even penetrate through about an inch-thick Neo Steel armor. Also, I don't think the power armor of marines is that expensive, since the #1 rule of every army of every nation is "cheap and good", not "really expensive and good"

[@rubencampallopez6388]

12 años y me sigue emocionando esta escena. Puta locura de situacion xD

[@dagashi84]

Centuries later and we're still using brass casings... :P

[@WTFmode1]

@GunsOfThePhoenix ya agree 1:03 is so cold Raynor riffle part is totally awesome !

[@Yangyang428]

The marine at the beginning was so fail, I mean, the needle spine was going for his face! He could have just held up his hand and blocked it, seriously!

[@chemtrailevidence2713]

I'm from the future. Starcraft 2 is now free to play! And there have been two expansions!

[@justnoob8141]

Chemtrail Evidence at least Wing of Liberty is free...

[@farcas92]

I have just fell in love with Raynor's Rifle :X:X:X

[@goJesusandStarcraft]

You may notice that 4 banshees went in for the attack but only 3 flew away. I'm guessing the fourth was the one that turned around and picked Raynor up?

[@SpieEye]

We were saving Warfield in 1080p! We gonna save him in 4K!

[@Kriegerdammerung]

@combatmagic Yes, the Mutalisks uses the Glaive Worm (Or Glave worm) in the game, but not in this video (When Tassadar sacrifices, the Mutalisks who attacks the hull of Tassadar's ship uses the old attack)

[@srgfubar]

God Raynors such a fricken badass, hope we see some of him in the other expansions as well. And if not then in SC3 if they ever make one.

[@niklash5088]

Little fid they know...

[@zxKAOS1]

1:46 Heh... if this were Coop mode, no need for Banshees. Tychus could singlehandedly keep the rest of them Zerg at bay :D

[@henrymartinez9002]

Dayum Warfield! That's the only time I've ever seen a zerg get bayonet

[@SteelerFan716]

I know I'm probably not the first to say this, but, I wish Starcraft 2 could look like this in gameplay.

[@BattleSlayerX2]

Wow.. Imagine if Marines actually had ammo in Starcraft 2..

[@Zamath119]

lol i love how the shell makes a clang and digs it self into the ground...

[@silentshriek]

@extendetBG That, my dear friend, is why it's called a "space western."

[@blackyoshi1230]

@Cootietaze Dunno. Remember a cutscene in the original Protoss campaign when Dragoons blew out a Dominion outpost on Char? They had plants.

[@Luke_Danger]

@MrCaptainprice Probably refering to the Terran Dominion units you rescue during the main mission itself, or maybe there were other soldiers we didn't see who were wounded and taking cover while they waited for medics to recharge energy

[@balbaldoodoo]

I think that Warfield is that black dude with glasses in the Brood War Intro (guy who shoots rockets at zerglings) just because he is badass.

[@ajc1337]

@TyneGibbs12 yeah i noticed that two, but then theres the one that appears behind him at the end, so Im assuming its that one

[@ZarconVideo]

@megaeber some of the mercs are left over UED troopers. But brood war kind of ended where everything was the same as it was at the end of Starcraft 1. so there was no need to really go into it.

[@Maccrack2]

@Protoss450 During the mission on char raynor rescues dominion troops in dropships - the battle against kerrigen consisted of raynor's men as well as valerion mengsk's fleet. Cheers.

[@gn01167661]

This is god damn good quality

[@Dynamokr]

All in a day's work General.

[@PatrioticSam]

Those Banshees... are they supposed to be the Dusk Wings? Or just ordinary Banshees? I couldn't tell. Either way, I've been watching this cutscene WAY too many times...

[@felixdumbravescu2725]

Definitely upgraded to have AoE attack.

[@HazardSJ]

Thing I liked most about Warfield was that he at least showed gratitude properly unlike that prick Mengsk and he knew when he was wrong and ready to admit it. That and punching Hydras in the face.

[@KazzoKiller3890]

@kevislash its one of the affects of lava on char that causes the ground to be very furtile and soft

[@AceOfKnights108]

After this scene i hope for a scene where Zeratul solo an ultra without cloak

[@jcjs95]

this is badass

[@nemurad]

nice firing that 200.cal sniper lol that round pierced the ground

[@polariser5900]

Warfield and Raynor, truly the tag team

[@ShasOSwoll]

Warfield killed that hydra with ONE PUNCH

[@Ricktofenable]

Shas'O Swoll i mean the marine suit has hella strength but no one is that brave to be in a zergs face like that

[@julianacasas9894]

@@Ricktofenable Because zerg are too fast,strong and aggressive so it's rare for the marine to fight them in fistfight yeah they can kill a zergling or hydralisk in one punch but most of zergs are too fast. Man i wanna see some marine has skilled in close combat and can give the zerg hard time to kill it. (Lol imagine like that)

[@MwRYum]

@MassiveDynamic3 Think it's FRAP, because the cinematic in Starcraft 2, save the intro and ending, are done with the in-game graphic engine, not separate movie file.

[@Chickenworm9394]

Battle knife, iron fist... Warfield is technically a melee unit.

[@Schwarzgeist89]

If you listen closely to the beginning of the movie it almost sounds like a song from the transformers movie or movies.

[@PatrioticSam]

Nope, I'm upset too. Sometimes it feels like Heart of the Swarm just undid all the work we did in the first game.

[@Nessrox444]

@IKSoeme This is why it's always important to have detectors

[@Yangyang428]

@TyneGibbs12 Yeah, I realised that too, it's kinda weird, maybe the 1st plane was just a scout :P btw those planes are banshees

[@kittylactose]

@balbaldoodoo probolay is, but the black dude in brood war intro with glasses had brown eyes

[@gfxvision]

Epic Scene

[@thegxti]

when i saw this movie, i was speechless

[@ChakLong]

@Pocco20 Most armor do. For example, US Army protection gear has a plate that goes over their "privates" lol

[@VisibleNoises]

@manofwar214 Lots of plants growing on a constantly burning planet as well

[@Antimanele104]

1:13 now that is some HEAVY DUTY!

[@SashaNaronin]

As for SC vs SC2 - I just finished first chapter of SC, and I must say it is a lot more challenging, and requires a lot more microcontrol. What to say only about enemy ghosts locking my ships all the time, science ships using EMP, and powerful base attacks, in which I loose half my army.

[@QuinMantha]

@Daninjito You didn't know? These are the special "Cinematic" model Banshees. Much faster and stronger.

[@ReticularSaturn]

@kishin901 Think of em like the Flak jackets the U.S. wore in the Vietnam war, it could stop a Tokarev round, small shrapnel, snake bites, thorns (.exc). But could not stop an AK round, was that any less reason to use it?

[@YourSocksAreHot]

@Protoss450 You can be allied to factions that are not of the same color.

[@acecaptainpilot]

@guybrush93 actually in the campaign u can buy an upgrade for banshees where they do splash damage in a straight line so thats how 3 banshess kill off them zerglings

[@sandercohen1]

Warfield and Raynor are badass yo.

[@MrWestAvenue]

Fenix should have taken punching lessons from Warfield.

[@MikMoen]

1:55 "Angels on our shoulders."

[@somethingawful100]

Maybe it's some sort of hybrid? The initial thrust is given by gunpoweder and then it's enhanced by the magnetic coils...

[@chemoman1]

@kishin901 True, fallout armor (oldschool fallout) is what all powered armor should be like. Almost fuckingstupidly invincible except by the most advanced, badass guns.

[@SombreroKing100]

@Tassadarky there is very few that 40k rips off The Tyranids = arachnids from Starship Troopers (the novel) ;and IGs = the starship troopers from the novel plus there are historicaly referenced tactics

[@nroland99]

@Jefferyxu45 there must be just enought green house gases on it, unlike mars. but they could have also had oxogen tanks

[@Pakkens_Backyard]

Dem hydra spines so stronk lol

[@MarshalMeLee]

@MassiveDynamic3 MwRYum is correct, I use Fraps.

[@jangtheconqueror]

That's a really nice gun raynor had lol

[@BaxterXenon]

@megamanxtc They have a oxygen field in the suit, life support, shit like that. Maybe it has really good air conditioning?