Never Before Seen Mission! - Terran mission 6.5: "Biting the Bullet"

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Tassadar and Jim Raynor meet for the first time. This was deleted from the final version of the game.
This mission most likely takes place after "Terran mission 6: Norad II" and right before "Terran mission 7: The Trump Card". The setting of this mission is most likely on Antiga Prime right after the Sons of Korhal rescue General Duke after Duke crash lands on the planet. Once you destroy the main Zerg Hive cluster, a wave of Zerg attacks your base which you have to defend. Once the Zerg attack is over, Tassadar appears and joins the Sons of Korhal to eliminate the rest of the Zerg swarm.
This was a story concept that was latter scrapped from the game, Tassadar officially meets Raynor stranded on Char during the time Fenix and the Protoss Executor were ordered to find and arrest Tassadar.
The game play itself is broken and incomplete. I had to actually modify the map slightly because the trigger that caused Tassadar to appear was not working properly and the map would not load so it had to be reopened by using Starcraft version 1.0 campaign editor and resaved to be compatible with Starcraft since it most likely only ran on the beta version of the game.
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[@bruxistkodiak]

That explains Duke's siege tank unit available in the editor...

[@rjmax3311]

I remember there was tons of hero units even a hero zergling. I wonder how that would of worked.

[@kurzackd]

Nah, that was already explained by Starcraft's demo missions, where Duke was present as a hero tank.

[@danielbedrossian5986]

@@kurzackd what? where? you get some marines and you swipe for some "unidentified aliens" (zerglings)

[@kurzackd]

@@danielbedrossian5986 no, that's the tutorial mission. I meant the starcraft DEMO, which is a 4-mission campaign. (or was it 3? I've forgotten) Duke was there, as a siege tank.

[@danielbedrossian5986]

@@kurzackd , oh I see. Yeah I never met with the demo.

[@FalconPaladin]

Duke: There's more zerg than we can handle! Mission: Requires player to handle the zerg. :|

[@vaderdudenator1]

With help from the Protoss

[@ultimateloser3411]

Kerrigan was enough to handle the Zerg, let alone be their queen lmao

[@manupainkiller]

Man, I love how Duke delivers the line : "Well......more than we can handle" Pitty this mission was cut ; though I understand why they did it. :) And, of course, not to forget ! "Where'd you study tactics, boy ?" ^^

[@brianlance8263]

Obviously during the Kel-Morian Combine War.

[@poiuyt975]

Why did they cut it though?

[@JitojiOMG]

​@@poiuyt975because it's too damm hard for the 7th mission in the game

[@GldnClaw]

@@poiuyt975 It makes less sense for Mengsk to save civilians, then abandon Kerrigan when it would take less effort than previously demonstrated.

[@zhaleyleitnib5150]

@@GldnClaw He just didn't like her since she went against his plant.

[@Braxium1]

Now the quote "I'd never figure you for the frontal assault type" makes sense

[@kaocsaephan]

Jim Raynor = Legend. The voice is really good for this game, it's amazing.

[@Agent1W]

There's nothing quite like the idea of Terran and Protoss joining together in arms against the vile Zerg!

[@Man_3336]

EN TARO ADUN !!!

[@kashewz]

rBisu Bisu You mean en taro tassadar since he's a dead boy now T.T

[@MalGanis1994]

kashewz The Protoss Zealots says En Taro Adun .. and Yeah .. i miss Tassadar too was one of my favorite Heros .. when i saw the video of the sacrafice for first time i cryed .. i was a child .. and i liked him too much for him words and thinking .. Yeah :)

[@daftbeyer]

Many things have sense now. I never knew why there was an Edmund Duke in tank form.

[@GRRStarcraft]

It wasn´t only used for this mission, but also for precursors

[@ShadowAimai]

Duke appeared in the demo version as a tank.

[@zhaleyleitnib5150]

@@ShadowAimai they made that one later

[@Altermerea]

I've seen this video many times through many years, but I never had the need to comment back then because I was just a kid. But I like many things about this mission. There are so many interesting things about it. 1. It's visible that this map lacks sufficient amount of polish. It is very rare for a StarCraft map to start just with 4 SCVs, Command Center and two heroes. The scripts are a bit rough. So it's possible that this was more common in earlier single player maps, but then they decided that it's more fun when you give at least some basic units and building at the begging. This type of "only workers and main building" type of start was much more common in WarCraft II, there were at least a couple missions that just gave you Town Hall, some peasants, two farms and that's it, good luck! Barely anything like that in StarCraft. Even the War2 multiplayer started with one peasant and the first minute was just watching your Town Hall being built. 2. This map was reused in second mission in Enslavers, called Mission 2a: Playing with Fire. Enslavers was a veteran bonus campaign located in original maps/campaign folder. A lot from the environment was preserved there, except from the upper right corner, also the map was improved with a lot more doodads. even the location of the blue Hive Cluster remains intact, although it's not blue anymore and there were way more enemy Zerg, but also two Terran Forces. This wasn't by the way the only map that was reused for Enslavers. 3. This map actually shows many interesting team color choices. This also stems from Warcraft II, because back then every color had a meaning, from red Blackrock and white Lordaeron, to green Kul Tiras and black Shadowmoon, both Tides of Darkness and Beyond the Dark Portal relied heavily on this color palette. I'm saying that, because both Norad II and Biting the Bullet missions features Orange and Blue Zerg, and this Blue Zerg in particular is interesting because it's Surtur Brood. In Original StarCraft you see this force only once during the entire game and it's in Mission 6: Norad II. This brood was depicted in StarCraft Manual as Heavy Support Force, and was said to be so completely destructive when unleashed it is kept restrained within the recesses of the Zerg fleet and is only called upon under the most extreme circumstances. This actually without even a mentioning that says a lot about how infested the Antiga planet already was, and it would be nicer if the force was used more often in final game, maybe instead of the brown Grendel Brood in final Aiur missions. The brown Cerebrate was unnamed anyway, but the blue Cerebrate's name was Kagg. 4. This map also has the first intended color scheme for Protoss. In Original StarCraft, they finally have settled on the idea that the Teal color is always for allied heroes and alternatively for allied forces during scripted cut-scenes in Brood War, and also Yellow was a color for enemy heroes and mission objectives in Brood War. But it seems it wasn't the case in early drafts of StarCraft and the reason for that can also be found in StarCraft Manual. The Protoss main tribe of the Templar Caste is called Akilae and it's Teal in-game. It was supposed to be the main player color in Protoss Campaign, because in unused first mission it is the default Protoss team color, so the Akilae Tribe, while Orange Auriga and Yellow Velari are the Protectors of the Great Fleet and Reserves forces. In fact, Akilae Tribe is the insignia for the Protoss Faction of Aiur in StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void. This is even visible in Zerg missions during the invasion of Aiur - you mostly fight Teal, Yellow and Orange Protoss there. So it would obviously made sense for the Protoss hero color not be Teal - so they gave them an unused color, Brown - that's why Gantrithor is brown, because it was an original Protoss hero Color here, and in unused Protoss mission this was the team color for Fenix - he was also brown here, not Teal. They eventually probably made your player color in Protoss Campaign Yellow, so Fenix, Tassadar and Zeratul would have the same Teal hero color as Raynor had for familiarity sense so the player wouldn't feel so confused - but it is a nice thought. After all, Warcraft 2 also never had a permanent hero color, it was always either random, or tied to their clan somehow.

[@Apoc_Bone_Daddy]

Where do you get all this from It's friggin amazing dude

[@filipeamaral216]

The best part in this mission is the exchange between Raynor and Duke, they should have kept that and used it for another mission. The Protoss being revealed didn't work, though.

[@SilverKnightPCs]

Interestingly War2 had some of the best voices for Orcs in any Warcraft game. The intro dialog background images were bad to bone with a very distinct art style i wish had made it to the rest of Warcraft. It was gritty in a way nothing ever was again. Not to mention the soundtrack is amazing.

[@joaocaju3061]

Godly analysis man!

[@JeanBaptisteEmanuelZorg]

this is the fourth mission from SC demo

[@micropocari1604]

who remembers when seige tanks did 70 damage without upgrade, when they could kill most units with fewer shots?

[@killjoy-schimisa2387]

It did half damage to small target like marine or zergling (it's only 35 dmg per shot).

[@mattsterh7740]

​@@killjoy-schimisa2387 gank them with a whole siege tank group

[@kashewz]

lol raynor called him dukie

[@hydraden6249]

Duki nuki

[@Frank_144]

@@hydraden6249 got that Joel reference

[@joshuahudson2170]

Oh look the missing story dialog that makes Tassadar recognizing Kerrigan make sense. Download link is dead.

[@Gabrielbarsch]

these guys play hardball

[@atNguyen-zo1vv]

Wait.....

[@dkkanofkash8798]

Came here from that video

[@tigran010]

Nral huh?

[@bluejjay]

Good decision to leave this out, Chapter 1 served as a beginner campaign so it would be too soon to introduce inter-race units (Carriers at that). Plus showing the noble and very human Tassadar this early takes away the assumed hostility and enigma of the Protoss, and makes the later alliance of Raynor and Tassadar less surprising.

[@kurzackd]

+Jay Ahn Excellent insight!

[@Schnidler]

inter race units???

[@HalfGroxus]

He probably means the usage of protoss units while playing as terran and such,

[@Seriona1]

It was cut to reduce the story from 12 missions to ten and because this was suppose to be harder mission and Rebel Yell was meant to be a "training" chapter for SC.

[@s21411]

inter race? tf does that mean. And level 6 isn't THAT beginner. Also i never saw the protoss as the enemy in the first place. Also i think the main reason they removed it is because it makes Mengsk seem even more humane than he really is. He's supposed to seem good at this point, but not like some kind of humanitarian.

[@MrRobocop12]

WHERE YOU STUDY TATICS BOI?

[@MalGanis1994]

xD

[@shellshockedgerman3947]

XD

[@coolguy02536]

exde

[@felleunion3153]

I studied them myself dukie

[@Vorstellungskraft1]

[@WorldWalker128]

That mission might not have made it as a campaign mission, but that starting base area looks uncannily familiar. Reminds me of that Custom single-player Campaign that came with the disk. It had something to do with pirates taking control of a cerebrate and there were several pathway-sequels you could play that would have reflected whether you chose to listen to the Protoss or not. I made a bet with my bro that I could beat it before him. Not only did I lose, they destroyed my base.

[@CallofDutyBlackOps28]

yeah; they scrapped quite a bit of hero units; one understandably being Zeratul/Tassadar. Kinda glad on that one; the way Tassadar does out in vanilla is already a warriors spirit to the fullest. (the others being hero Wraith and Hero Science Vessel) which both are stupidly good scouts, then there's Gui Montag the Firebat (refrence to F451 book) Hero scout Mojo, Hero Reaver, etc.

[@Stimpy77]

It was the introduction of Tassadar?!!! How could they pull this out?!!!!

[@SuperSomeCommenter]

+Jon Davis Because this isn't real :) I'll Copy paste a quote from CiniCraft " damn you got me! I managed to get a hold of all the original voice actors before the voice actor for Edmund Duke died, after all that trouble I went through I decided to not spend an extra 20 minutes creating a custom map so I copied the enslavers mission!"

[@SuperSomeCommenter]

***** What question do you have about that?

[@kirar5522]

If you actually looked at the comment chain, you would see that CiniCraft was being pretty sarcastic :) Those actually are unused campaign levels. The enslavers mission recycled the level.

[@TheVocalTune]

To make the Protoss seem more menacing. Even though we Knew we would eventually play as the protoss from the race selection screen, during this time players were still playing as terrans as their first race.(unless you skip straight to protoss first) As humans, our 1st encounter with the Protoss is to be another unknown Alien to deal with and as hostiles. Seeing this early on already foreshadows a Scene that's gonna show Raynor with Tassadar and make it less surprising being on the other side as the Protoss Executor ready to capture them at the Judicator and the Conclave's command.

[@Felamine]

TheVocalTune I think this mission could still have been in the storyline with a few changes... 1.) The Protoss units are non-playable and controlled by AI 2.) Tassadar wasn't introduced The mission could have played out like the Terrans were about to be destroyed by the Zerg, when suddenly the Protoss show up and lay waste to the Zerg while sparing the Terrans. Still, like you said, having the Protoss allied with the Terrans so early in the storyline would have ruined the mysticism of the Protoss in the overall game.

[@benjaminleung4234]

ha, I remember back when overlords were the main method of zerg transport, but now it is a nydus worm.

[@StormZephyr]

Man, I really wish this was in the original mission pack. Getting the whole Protoss fleet would be so badass.

[@Niloc624]

aah... back in the day when we thought the Dominion was a good thing...

[@ChemiKillWarfare93]

Wow, this is incredible...I really enjoyed the dialogue interplay between Raynor and Duke.

[@wilce]

"How many are out there... Dookie?" LOL

[@quack_stack]

I just watched the movie Aliens yesterday and it's kinda funny how most of the dropship pilot's quotes are from that movie.

[@KakuKachoO]

@Nightsinger I think this explains why Aldaris appoints you the new executor to replace Tassadar in the beginning of protoss campaign. Remember he said that Tassadar went against the conclave's order and refused to wipe out the humans along with the zerg

[@KILAH4716]

There's a line Tassadar says towards Kerrigan. It goes something like: "I know who you are. We've met before." And this is in the Zerg campaign that comes AFTER the Terran campaign. Further more, the crimes listed by Aldaris regarding Tassadar in the Protoss campaign state something about hanging out with the Terrans (I don't remember exactly what was says) instead of destroying them along WITH the Zerg. This mission actually gives us some much needed story information. In my humble opinion, we needed this mission in the campaign, but we should have it be a VERY late mission.

[@BDH38]

Aldaris' acusations are regarding Tassadar refusing to incinerate the planets, he was specifically referring to Tarsonis where the Protoss for some unknown reason for the player at the time try to fight the Zerg head on instead of doing the usual orbital bombardment (probably because the Chau Sara, Mar Sara and Antiga Prime incidents wore too heavily on Tassadar's mind and Tarsonis wasn't just a mere colony but rather a massive population center). Kerrigan fought Tassadar's forces on New Gettysburg, the problem is they didn't add any dialogue between them on that mission which could've been interesting since you're guarding a Zerg base in that mission. Also the dialogue during the Zerg campaign doesn't make much sense since Tassadar recalls Kerrigan's "selfless exploits defending humanity from the Zerg", which yeah last time he saw her she was intentionally keeping the Zerg alive so they could exterminate the Confederates, whoops.

[@zhaleyleitnib5150]

@@BDH38 Yet if he was here, he could have recalled Kerrigan's selfless exploits against the Zerg. I say the mission can be reworked and reintroduced. As another guy said, make the Protoss forces start with a warp-in and make them AI and non-playable (they are overkill anyways)

[@zxcbyyyy]

The misson is amazing, thanks for showing it to us. You get three heros plus a huge protoss force to go with terran troops.

[@SlientChaos]

"are you two through?" gotta love kerrigan's sarcasm

[@girlgarde]

She probably saw Raynor and Duke as behaving like two teenagers fighting over something childish. I'm with Raynor though, they have to help the colonists of Antiga Prime escape and show that they aren't like the Confederacy and are willing to take risks to protect the innocent from being killed. Besides, it's the right thing to do morally so I can see why he'd get angry at Duke for scoffing at his suggestion.

[@xxlCortez]

Well, this mission explains better how Raynor and Tassadar became pals. They should have made one hidden mission for each races.

[@burpbot7555]

In-canon Raynor and Tassadar became friends when they were both stuck on Char, what's so hard for ppl to comprehend?

[@szbszig]

Even with exploiting the position of the first Hive and using Siege Tanks to assault it from the other side of the water, this mission is one of the hardest and possibly the longest in the entire Terran campaign. I don't really remember any other map where you get two cutscenes and two additional objectives during the mission (here: defend your base from the unexpected Zerg attack, then destroy the other Zerg brood with your new Protoss ally). I wonder whether the other Terran missions were also harder at first, and Blizzard tamed them down just before the release.

[@Seriona1]

This mission as well the other mission where you are suppose to plant the Psi Emitter on Tarsonis was cut simply to reduce the Terran Campaign from 12 to ten levels. However, the reason for this mission being hard than rest of the campaign was to "train" the player to handle how harder the Zerg and Protoss campaigns get.

[@Nikohish]

I remember playing this in some Starcraft demo. Was the first time i tried this awesome game :)

[@brainwasher9876]

This looked like a pretty interesting mission. So this was how tassadar met duke and raynor. It's a pity they took it out, it looks like a fun map.

[@OrcsRDorks]

omg nice!!! it was like i was playing it too (i had it in full screen so i tried AND failed to interact lol) but seriously NICE, and it fits well with the campaign too and explains how raynor first allied with the protoss

[@n00bie51]

Extremely interesting. Thanks for finding this.

[@NoLifeBrine]

So that's where I learned the line, "Where'd you study tactics boy?" was from.

[@danielbedrossian5986]

I always wondered why there is a Duke siege tank in the Map editor when I played with it as a child. So it belonged to a cutted mission.

[@LetsFacetheMusicandDance]

Wow! How many years and this is the first time I saw this. Very cool.

[@FaithYGO]

Daaamn seeing this gave me so much nostalgia. :D

[@persianscomeandgetth]

HOLY CRAP no way! you MSUt be the first person EVAR to figure that out. the game came out ten years ago i'm suprised nobody was able to figre out before. grats!

[@bluefin844]

Cini still replying to comments after all these yards. This was one of the goated videos back then.

[@JustVic-92]

Funny how the music cuts off just as Raynor calls the good old General "Dukie". Like the game itself is stunned by his audacity.

[@seawingo]

Great! I haVe been looking for this for a long time :D

[@Depthcharger44]

And WHY DIDN'T THEY PUT THIS IN?! Like Raynor said: "Well hell... the more the merrier"

[@Leokawai82]

it called Biting the bullet after the trump card. it a hidden or incomplete mission that Blizzard had removed. missions are hidden on older StarCraft installation CDs and must be extracted with MPQ viewing software. The missions were created using a pre-release version of StarEdit. To play them their format must be updated first; this can be done by opening and saving them again in the StarEdit shipped with StarCraft 1.0. I think it may included in SC Bettle chest full version.

[@kingdoge69]

You know what would be awesome? If we could somehow create our own campaign missions and briefings. Somehow with using some kind of voice manipulation software that can mimic the voices of anyone and have your own Starcraft story however you like. Imagine having your own name and army being talked about in the briefings by the voice actors lol

[@Cinicraft00]

Already thinking about it, look up “JFK reads Darth Plaugus the wise”

[@kingdoge69]

@@Cinicraft00 oh yeah I remember seeing that a while ago but I forgot, this is crazy! Is there any way to use that software or is is not out yet?

[@Cinicraft00]

@@kingdoge69 It’s doable now, but you have to get it working manually since there’s no easy to use app yet. I think you have to get the source code and tell the AI to learn a voice manually via code.

[@BKIslandersfan]

This would explain why Raynor was with Tassadar in the Protoss campaign.

[@TyfusIta]

Well, Thank you CiniCraft 4 uploading this...interesting hidden mission :)

[@Distress.]

I still love the noise the old Drones used to make while harvesting.

[@mistad00m]

awesome background music.

[@not_riley]

too bad they canned these maps. I also liked the idea of the alternative objective in the "wait 30 minutes" mission, which unfortunately doesn't have the completed triggers. It would have been funner to play.

[@buddbasset]

the defense worked! @wesome! really good. especially when they all focused on your defense entrance. cool man!

[@tylerwilson4951]

Ah, this map is part of the Alan Schezar campaign. But reissued.

[@Xephisto]

Actually Duke's tank form was used in another mission before this one. The "Precursor" campaign that Blizzard had made, and used as a demo, that takes place on Chau Sara.

[@Toastmaster_5000]

ooooooooo so this is where duke in a tank comes from!! when i made maps for starcraft i never knew that this is the one where he came from, i was always confused as to why he was in a tank when he pilots the norad II. really cool video, its too bad the protoss really haven't joined the terrans that early in the game

[@CallofDutyBlackOps28]

so THIS is the mission that'd give us Duke Tank. can understand why they give alot of heroes in this game some form of HP regen; even if the terrans it's all repair costs.

[@777Skeptic]

This closely resembles the first level of "The Enslavers" missions in the scenario folder that comes with StarCraft.

[@HolyknightVader999]

There's more bonus Terran missions. One is when you attack Tarsonis itself, where you're supposed to put the psi emitters. Another is a campaign where you work with Alpha Squadron before the Protoss burn Chau Sara.

[@alwaysangry2232]

loomings, if memory serves was for the demo

[@MattSipka]

Blizzard should’ve included This mission and the Precursor Campaign in SC:Remastered.

[@IIIJFRIII]

Holy shit i saw part of this before, i can see y they never used it bc it would scew up the future story line, but thanks alot man this is awsome man!!!

[@DuraheLL]

I love all SC music. The best I've heard

[@renzosantoro_]

this explains a lot

[@tropicalultraman]

that protoss fleet was massive

[@kelmorian178]

@CiniCraft I remember this Terrain settin, it's later converted into the Enslaver campaign replacing Raynor/Duke with Kazansky/Magellan.

[@dylanthenoodle]

@abctime35 "In the pipe, five by five", which is a quote from the dropship pilot in Aliens

[@blackfalcon1324]

Sheldon: Really. Wait a minute, that was sarcasm. You almost had me there.

[@kashewz]

remember this is right after "trump card" which is like lvl 5 or 6. so, seeing how terran is first race mission for new coming players, and this map was meant for OLD SC (meaning they just got released) this would be considered hard back in 1997.

[@CoTeCiOtm]

So, where did you get this stuff from? Impressive! Sadly, the link appears to be broken.

[@krzysztofkuczynski3577]

That toss fleet seems like an overkill towards that lame zerg base

[@Peelster1]

@blackyoshi1230 This takes place after Mission 6 of the Terran campaign and before Mission 7 "The Trump Card" However, because it was removed from the game it is not considered canon.

[@nikiforos2299]

it could be a bonus mission like protoss had in broodwar (but without the new objectives with tassadar)

[@Alouette_EXE]

I've always wondered where those siege tank Duke quotes came from. i found it from a website

[@Kriegerdammerung]

Tassadar, the best hero ever made!!!!! The High Templar in SC2 must say when finished trained: "Vengeance for Tassadar"

[@kranianus5559]

Oooh, so this was the one I was playing back in 2008s, thinking it was the full game.

[@NielsVE07]

This and another level can still be extractable from the cd :p. Originally the Terran Campaign had 12 missions but Blizzard didn't add them eventually because the two others had 10 missions. They wanted each campaign to have the same number of missions.

[@Aldrius]

Nah, the mission briefing was talking about New Gettysburg. When he engaged the Zerg directly rather than just blasting them all to death from space.

[@marluxia8832]

Jim Raynor in Starcraft 1: looks around 30-35. Jim Raynor in Starcraft 2: looks around 50-55. How? The events of both games cover only about 6-7 years in-universe!

[@ydna]

hmmmm...interesting that they talk about this mission later in the game (tassadar & infested kerrigan) that's pretty cool

[@TheNammus]

No, I remember playing this misson

[@SeoulMan]

This is what was mentioned in the first briefing in the Protoss campaign of Tassadar sparing Terran forces, kind of a deleted scene if Starcraft were a movie as a whole.

[@Jets262]

Dude thats awesome, you get an extra protoss fleet xD

[@roewedge]

How many are out there... dukey!

[@theknightswhosayfrak]

Speaking of base is under attack; true story here. I was playing the sixth mission in Brood War's Terran campaign when a bunch of mutalisks attacked me. I was producing my attack force at my expo so I had little to defend with. My Valkyries were wiped out from a previous protoss assault and my battlecruisers were too far away to save my base in time. I was so desperate I nuked my own base to kill the mutas. (I managed to repair most of the buildings though. I think I lost one supply depot.)

[@athenaswar]

Clever use tanks to eliminate while the rines take fire

[@kudrzyk]

Wish they reimplemented hidden gems like this one

[@MarioFanaticXV]

After Raynor's Raider's take Mengsk's flagship, the Hyperion, Matt essentially becomes Raynor's second in command, and caption of the Hyperion. He plays a major role throughout StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty.

[@jackdaone6469]

I do believe this is mission 7.5. This takes place after the Zerg have been lured en masse to Antiga but before Tassadar glasses the planet.

[@Enclav3]

This is from the starcraft DEMO that was realesd before the original starcraft (back then blizzard realesed a demo of this game that was composed of 2 missions) Old times, so a lot of you just may not know it.

[@roxterat]

didn't had idea about this... thanks. And lol "Dukie" xD

[@UnknownZerggling]

so this is where edmund is in a tank!!

[@MarioFanaticXV]

It's something they must have scrapped, as the novel Queen of Blades shows Raynor meeting Tassadar and Zeratul for the first time, and that's shortly after Kerrigan's rebirth into the swarm. It's also the first time Matthew Horner appeared in the series (though it's implied he was actually there at the Battle of Tarsonis).

[@zxcbyyyy]

This was a really cool level that explains a lot of little gaps in story I wonder why got rid of it.

[@Peelster1]

@blackyoshi1230 No it takes place on Antiga. The Emitter was placed but Raynor wants to help save some colonists.

[@theMagos]

I always wondered why that Tank Duke wasn't in the campaign. Now I know...

[@Kadro555]

Woah, so that's where Duke gets the tank eh? Man that level is pretty slick though.

[@xVinirox]

I always wandered why there was a tank Duke on the editor...

[@Friggazee]

So THAT'S where the General Edmund Duke Siege Tank came from.

[@Znistus]

This was a playable demo version i got this mission in some magazine back in the days.

[@cansadomehallo]

5:50 *frinch fronch fronch* . *frinch fronch fronch* . *frinch fronch fronch* aaah, i love this sound

[@bleach927]

btw you can upload all characters with a special file, and btw its called campaign editor, and you can also download scm draft and upload there voices with a special program

[@thosegreengentlemen]

anyway im not sure if anyone recalled fan made maps that were based on the storyline? they were extremely hard to compete, it was mostly on a starcraft forum and the maps were really difficult, there was one on adun and raszagal's early years, havent seen any videos on youtube about them

[@InkySquid17]

Tassadar's voice actor was great. En Taro Tassadar!

[@Trevurie]

the map is familiar...there suppose to be a terran enemy on island between the blue zerg and your base in one of the terran missions and you have to kill the cerebrate.