Poor Zeratul is completely lost at sea in this campaign. He always seems to be confused or surprised by things he should already know. Zeratul attends a briefing about Tassadar being imprisoned. (15 minutes later) Zeratul: "There is a Protoss in that cell!" Fenix says that it's Tassadar and then goes about freeing him. (5 seconds later) Zeratul: "Ah. It's Tassadar!"
I don't know Starcraft lore either, but I love the idea that General Duke personally pilots every single battlecruiser in the Terran Arsenal, and the man just narrowly escapes death each time his ship gets blown up.
34:43 AI: Turnabout is fair play. It was pretty hilarious that the enemy can just play keep away with the crystal, and maybe shoot at you while you chase the SCV.
It's obvious that to get the full and true glory of the hallucination strategy that you should have dragoons and reavers as the hallucinated targets. This might be interesting for Twitch Trolls Grant: AI Steals the Objective.
About the Psi Assault thing. That was actually a thing in version 1.00 of the original Starcraft. It got removed relatively early on, in the 1.04 patch (broodwar), but before then, all High Templars could do Psi Assault just like our friend Tassadar. But no one has played that version since Broodwar, (and most people I reckon haven't even played Starcraft without the Broodwar expansion).
It's just so idiosyncratically Grant to try a weird and funky strategy, find out it doesn't work, then do the regular strategy of "just kill all the enemies" and have it be absolutely 100% successful but still nearly lose the mission anyway because he tried the funky strategy first! It does make a pleasant change for it not to be a "get to the objective before my base burns down" though! Pathing is definitely the worst enemy to face in SC1 by a long way though, so kudos for facing it head-on against maximum difficulty (i.e. a million hallucinated archons walking over each other)
34:40 The game trolling Grant by stealing the objective and running away to hide with it being carried by a 1hp SCV is surprising and funny. The game just trolled Grant there.
This is the first time I see in StarCraft 1 that a normal high Templar has an attack in their kit, normally campaigns used only tassadar/aldaris models, that’s such a nice little change
i think funding more co-op campaign experiences through the same method as CCM stuff would be a good way to boost collab opportunities - the stream team 3-player experience and the brood war coop with Ace.
Grant's play is sometimes a perfect example of a psychological sunk cost fallacy. He goes for a cheese, disregards defences and economy and when the cheese fails he is like "this is taking too long" and disregards defences and economy even more trying to rush stuff. In the rush he doesn't notice the objective which makes his situation progressively more dire which causes him to rush even more. And that's how he turns a 10 minute free win mission into a 20 minute almost lost slog
Should have hallucinated Zeratul that first attempt at the beacon. He has way more health than zealots and hallucinated dark templar actually aren't cloaked so the ai would've targeted him even without detection.
Finley, if you are reading this, I have an idea on how to make revived heroes persist their heroic color: 1. Replace the "reviving" unit with the fake one with the same name 2. Make a trigger that removes the fake unit and spawns heroic on his place for the rescuable player 3. That spawned unit is located near the nexus and thus is automatically rescued
Hey, we don't have 3 cities! We have 5 :P 5 Australian state capitals have over 1 million people. Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide. Those 5 represent over 13 million people and more than 50% of all Australians.
@@gressorialNanites None of them, though Sydney likes to pretend it is. Think of it a bit like how Washington DC is nowhere near as big as New York or Los Angeles. Similar reasons. Canberra is the city for national bureaucracy like DC is for US.
About collab stuff with other content creators, I always liked to see you playing Coop campaigns. So perhaps more 2-player or 3-player coop campaigns in the CCM? And yeah Harstem really does a good job organising and coming up with fun collab stuff with other SC content creators.
those "starcraft 1 purists" dont know that high templar had an attack to begin with but was removed because they didint want their casters to have attacks which i prefer they would have an attack. also clunkyness in broodwar is what makes the game balanced, in sc2 you just get a large clump of units and amove to win, having a large army in bw gave the losing player a chance to recover.
About the hallucination: Send the zealots and archons to attack the first base, then hallucite the already attacking archons in that base and send them to the second - morph more archons meanwhile - you will have your hallucinations going to the second base while destroying the first base and then can move the full first base to the second too without much pathing issues I believe. Or take the first side of the base and make the hallucinations there since there is a wide area.
Tassadar: _"Executor! I was about to abandon all hope of ever being rescued"_ _"What's your angle here?"_ Fenix: _"Our angle? I'll give you an angle you slimy..."_ Tassadar: _"...Fenix?"_ _"The executor told of how you fell before the Zerg!"_ _"How is that you live and breathe?"_ Fenix: _"I now reside in the cold robotic shell of Dragoon"_ _"I've come here to arrest you and bring you home to stand trial!"_ Zeratul _"As do I"_ Tassadar: _"Arrest me? Aiur burns at the touch of the Zerg, and you come all the way here to arrest me?!"_ Fenix: _"Well, the Zerg have Omega and Delta Squadrons defending that platform. They're nothing compared to my Alpha Squadron boys!"_ Tassadar: _"Executor! Aldaris! This madness must stop!"_
can't wait for Grant to play normal WoL, HotS, & LotV wherein the units are from SC1 based on SC2 campaign. uThermal already playing SC1 based units in a 1v1 so I assume there is a mod there that does this to campaigns as well. If not, hope they'll make it for Grant to play.
The project is called Evolution Complete. From what I've heard, the plans are to eventually remake the sc1 campaigns in the sc2 engine, but it's still early days and they're still working on Loomings (a campaign that takes place before Rebel Yell), and haven't released anything for the main campaigns yet.
@@Santisima_Trinidad Mass Recall did, and they're fun, but there's issues especially on the dev side. From the Evolution Complete page: "we're trying to differentiate us enough from Mass Recall by doing our own redesigns and overall just having a more complete and refined experience." My own personal experience with Mass Recall was that it was a little buggy, the quality variable, the lighting all over the place, and it was very rough around the edges. In the words of Subsourian: "Based on talking to mapmakers, Mass Recall maps are also a pile of spaghetti held together by prayers". Its state is largely because it was such a long-lived project, spanning many many years of sc2's life. Mass Recall is great and I'm glad it exists, but it's definitely not my preferred way of experiencing those campaigns and I'm very glad that a skilled team is revisiting it.
Grant has a point ofc about the worker rally thing. Like I dinged SC2 for having 'homework at base' such as MULEs or inject larva and whatnot, but that has to be balanced with SC1's 'homework at base' being... needing to tell every individual worker to, like, work. When you don't have to tell every combat unit individually to engage the enemy, they'll just figure that's what they ought to be doing, you can give attack-move commands, etc. But the minerals that we need for everything? No need to make that easy, chief.
around 24:00 when you're talking about creator collab stuff, you know Archipelago (which you just played on twitch) is largely the way it is for co-op / multi-world reasons? You can roll a multiworld with, say, you and Jay playing a two-player campaign, sending items back and forth. In Archipelago, starcraft 2 is somewhat unique in that it allows for multiple players to share the same slot, so they can share mission progress and the same item pool. The nature of Archipelago means you can also mix in other games with support (I remember seeing a speedrunner post videos of him doing 3x3 mission grids in a multiworld with a friend playing Risk of Rain 2). Mostly I'm just laughing at the possibility of theming settings per-person. Give Jay starting firebats and you starting predators lol.
@35:00-ish To quote Brennan Lee Mulligan: "My instinct when I see a new game piece is to sieze it for myself" Looks like the AI watches Game Changer lol
Yeah, workers don't need to be ordered to collect the pickupable items, they'll just grab them if they run over them. It doesn't have to be intentional. Funny enough you'll probably only see this happen with terrans thanks to repairs. I think I first learned of that with Kerrigans cocoon.
GGG: I think when we can que up workers to auto task thats when original starcraft will see more engagement Me: (playing warcraft 1 and 2) yeah I'm sure thats the hardest thing........
good on you for not doing the cheesy way to beat the first mission. just using the corsairs to disruption web the spores then dropping a bunch of zealots to clear them out. could probably win in under 10 minutes.
I don't think there's another Shuttle mission but Hallucinating Shuttles in the Norad mission would probably have been the Hallucination play. Starcraft 1 is a bit too unruly without air units but building 2 Shuttles, hallucinating 20 and dropping the objective
@@riluna3695 I went back and checked and you're right, HT was possible to build. Feels weird that so many units would unlock there, and nothing (i think?) in the next one, but oh well.
If the enemy SCV or any worker picked up either khalis or uraj crystal or even psi emitter, AI can't issue order like harvest or build except for repair. That's why that SCV looks like he's running around because he is repairing buildings. I believe in scmdraft, you can issue trigger to move the enemy worker carrying the crystal anywhere on the map. That would be hilarious.
Collaboration idea - Get 2 content streamers to play a custom campaign at the same time, But all of the choices - Upgrades / Evolutions / Powers etc can only be used by one person at a time, this would create some interesting conversations and builds worked out between each other, Follow same planet orders etc, Not a complete way to colab but could be a fun thing to try on one of the campaigns! :D
When I saw you starting to amass High Templar and putting down a Robo, I hoped you'd go mass hallucinations on the Shuttle and drop the probe on top of the objective. I think that would've been the smarter play, since air units don't have collision while moving.
Rally point on mines has been quite a popular feature in mods from the pre-1.17 version of this game, back from before it went free and became available on Battle Net. It's a shame that the modding tools for the newer version aren't quite as powerful not simple of use.
I think it's a pun so it is also about protoss going robo builds. Robo-Toss(ing) and when you're robotussin you're basically getting a psychedelic trip from cough medicine.
Grant it don’t matter if you are the dumbest or not dumbest person on the planet, you are our loveable giant man and we would be far lesser without your joy and antics :)
Collab idea: The Elden Ring community play bingo, where they try to complete various challenges to fill out a bingo card, I tried to imagine a similar thing with SCII but they length of the missions don't really make that easy. So how about this: Each player does 3 randomly selected missions (the same as each other) and gets points based on how many stupid challenges they do, such as: Mercs only (WoL) No Kerrigan Mono unit No SoA But also lose points if they ever have to reload, play on less than Brutal and there is a big bonus for finishing all 3 fastest. This means there is a risk/reward element of how hard you make it vs finishing fastest and trying to predict what the other player will do, you could also have it that if only 1 player does a challenge its worth double points so blocking other person is vital and you have to predict their style.
Flying hallucinations work great, but obviously only against targets that shoot up. And drawing additional fire from missile turrets that would otherwise be a non-threat obviously isn't great. But speaking of missile turrets - do they have vision in the entire base? Then Zeratul might be a decent hallucination target, assuming his hallucinations have hero and not default dark templar health (minus the hallucination tax, obviously).
Here is an idea for a colab: archon mode mod for the campaign. You play the campaign on nightmare with someone while sharinv controls. Then its just a casual hangout. Or one person plays WoL and the other plays WoL Reversed and you race. Or you play archipelago mod scavenger hunt/bingo. Play the mod against someone else and try and get a certain list of upgrades and units. Hope im not too late with my suggestions! They may be better for streams than youtube though
"Don't quote me on this" - GiantGrantGames
Crazy, crazy.
"Including this part" - GiantGrantGames
I prefer "Quote me on this." -GiantGrantGames
"This guys like the opposite of Akundalar".
My stupid brain: "So, Akundalarn't."
This comment needs more attention.
Brilliant
The opposite of the tip of the Spear, I guess is the end of the shaft...
Poor Zeratul is completely lost at sea in this campaign. He always seems to be confused or surprised by things he should already know.
Zeratul attends a briefing about Tassadar being imprisoned.
(15 minutes later) Zeratul: "There is a Protoss in that cell!"
Fenix says that it's Tassadar and then goes about freeing him.
(5 seconds later) Zeratul: "Ah. It's Tassadar!"
Zeratul doesn't need to listen to these Daelaam, he knows only what he sees in the Void.
But he excused himself last episode, that he is old. So that is forgiven, this is the Grandpa Zeratul Arc!
The senility setting in early.
Hybrid? On Auir!? It must be they who are controlling the zerg!
well, he did say he must be getting old pretty early
Duke's SCV seeing probe rushing towards the dropped crystal: Where did you study tactics, boy?
Zeratul: kills Aldaris in the previous mission
Also Zeratul: "Why would Aldaris betray us so?"
His old senile ass probably didn't notice it wasn't the real Aldaris, just some lookalike. 😂
Also also Zeratul: "We should destroy Aldaris, Executor"
it's retrospective
As an Australian, I really appreciated that Zealot timing. Thanks, Grant!
Grant> we have to find that SCV
*Grant looks right at the crystal for 10 seconds, then scrolls North*
Grant> We have to go on an adventure to find it
I don't know Starcraft lore either, but I love the idea that General Duke personally pilots every single battlecruiser in the Terran Arsenal, and the man just narrowly escapes death each time his ship gets blown up.
"Executor, it seems that if our world is to live, we must destroy *GENERAL DUKE* " -Tassadar
34:43 AI: Turnabout is fair play.
It was pretty hilarious that the enemy can just play keep away with the crystal, and maybe shoot at you while you chase the SCV.
8:14 "Don't quote me on this, in the UA-cam comments, including this part. That would be very embarrassing if I was wrong."
-GiantGrantGames
Love the dialogue splicing. The fact that is still kind of makes sense with the limited lines that you have to work with is great.
34:40 In this episode we get the game trolling Grant back
It's obvious that to get the full and true glory of the hallucination strategy that you should have dragoons and reavers as the hallucinated targets.
This might be interesting for Twitch Trolls Grant: AI Steals the Objective.
14:58 you’ve not enough CHEESE (thats how i heard it and died laughing)
I love how this mod freely mixes vanilla and BW SC1 to make things interesting. It's very well done!
Tassadar the type of guy to surrender after one bad fight.
Fun Fact: A control group of High Templar is known as a "Conclave."
Mweeeh, the purity of our game has been besmirched !
Besmeeched, even!
@@plackt YT suggests translating your line, but not the one you correct. The irony...
@@tereninsecundus6084 yeah, because my comment is referencing a recent video where Grant pronounced it as besmeeched…
40:16: and here we see the mating dance of the high templar….
The voiceline edits are great
OMG I just love Fenix so much with his "nonsense" line. SC1 story telling is on a different level.
You've besmeeched me and the purity of the High Tempars for the last time, Findlay! *angry Aldaris noises*
About the Psi Assault thing. That was actually a thing in version 1.00 of the original Starcraft. It got removed relatively early on, in the 1.04 patch (broodwar), but before then, all High Templars could do Psi Assault just like our friend Tassadar. But no one has played that version since Broodwar, (and most people I reckon haven't even played Starcraft without the Broodwar expansion).
It's just so idiosyncratically Grant to try a weird and funky strategy, find out it doesn't work, then do the regular strategy of "just kill all the enemies" and have it be absolutely 100% successful but still nearly lose the mission anyway because he tried the funky strategy first! It does make a pleasant change for it not to be a "get to the objective before my base burns down" though!
Pathing is definitely the worst enemy to face in SC1 by a long way though, so kudos for facing it head-on against maximum difficulty (i.e. a million hallucinated archons walking over each other)
No one
SCV: OMG, a rock
34:40 The game trolling Grant by stealing the objective and running away to hide with it being carried by a 1hp SCV is surprising and funny. The game just trolled Grant there.
Artosis cast is very weird 😂 thats such a polite way to say how insane this stream gets 😂@22:15
15:48 Its the ultralisk you dont see that gets you
This is the first time I see in StarCraft 1 that a normal high Templar has an attack in their kit, normally campaigns used only tassadar/aldaris models, that’s such a nice little change
i think funding more co-op campaign experiences through the same method as CCM stuff would be a good way to boost collab opportunities - the stream team 3-player experience and the brood war coop with Ace.
Yes, the tank was spawned in, not dropped in, at 0:37, between one frame and the next. You can see it if you go slowly.
"I know it's just 'cause you guys have like... three cities."
As an Australian, never have I been more offended by something I completely agree with.
Grant's play is sometimes a perfect example of a psychological sunk cost fallacy. He goes for a cheese, disregards defences and economy and when the cheese fails he is like "this is taking too long" and disregards defences and economy even more trying to rush stuff. In the rush he doesn't notice the objective which makes his situation progressively more dire which causes him to rush even more. And that's how he turns a 10 minute free win mission into a 20 minute almost lost slog
... And that's the kind of content we are here for.
And that is why he is our loveable giant man
Aldaris to people who don't like HT auto-attack: "What could you possibly know of our game designs, blasphemer?"
Should have hallucinated Zeratul that first attempt at the beacon. He has way more health than zealots and hallucinated dark templar actually aren't cloaked so the ai would've targeted him even without detection.
Finley, if you are reading this, I have an idea on how to make revived heroes persist their heroic color:
1. Replace the "reviving" unit with the fake one with the same name
2. Make a trigger that removes the fake unit and spawns heroic on his place for the rescuable player
3. That spawned unit is located near the nexus and thus is automatically rescued
Hey, we don't have 3 cities!
We have 5 :P
5 Australian state capitals have over 1 million people. Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide. Those 5 represent over 13 million people and more than 50% of all Australians.
We should create an artificial river through the middle to create more usable land, but we don't coz it might disturb some lizards or something
@@ChannelMiner Also, the island would drift apart if you cut it in two like that. So that's no good.
@@falsnamae3511 uh i didnt mean cut the continental plate and stuff
Which of these five is your nation capital though?
@@gressorialNanites None of them, though Sydney likes to pretend it is. Think of it a bit like how Washington DC is nowhere near as big as New York or Los Angeles. Similar reasons. Canberra is the city for national bureaucracy like DC is for US.
Steve the Rock-Stealing SCV was hilarious
About collab stuff with other content creators, I always liked to see you playing Coop campaigns. So perhaps more 2-player or 3-player coop campaigns in the CCM? And yeah Harstem really does a good job organising and coming up with fun collab stuff with other SC content creators.
Loved ur story about Artosis and General Duke haha
those "starcraft 1 purists" dont know that high templar had an attack to begin with but was removed because they didint want their casters to have attacks which i prefer they would have an attack. also clunkyness in broodwar is what makes the game balanced, in sc2 you just get a large clump of units and amove to win, having a large army in bw gave the losing player a chance to recover.
Grant you fool, that SCV was trying to bring the crystal back and apologize, but you killed him!
5:45 four zealots to kill a sunken, four lings to kill a cannon. Perfectly balanced.
High Templar were supposed to have an attack anyway, so I have 0 issue with this.
About the hallucination: Send the zealots and archons to attack the first base, then hallucite the already attacking archons in that base and send them to the second - morph more archons meanwhile - you will have your hallucinations going to the second base while destroying the first base and then can move the full first base to the second too without much pathing issues I believe.
Or take the first side of the base and make the hallucinations there since there is a wide area.
Tassadar: _"Executor! I was about to abandon all hope of ever being rescued"_ _"What's your angle here?"_
Fenix: _"Our angle? I'll give you an angle you slimy..."_
Tassadar: _"...Fenix?"_ _"The executor told of how you fell before the Zerg!"_ _"How is that you live and breathe?"_
Fenix: _"I now reside in the cold robotic shell of Dragoon"_ _"I've come here to arrest you and bring you home to stand trial!"_
Zeratul _"As do I"_
Tassadar: _"Arrest me? Aiur burns at the touch of the Zerg, and you come all the way here to arrest me?!"_
Fenix: _"Well, the Zerg have Omega and Delta Squadrons defending that platform. They're nothing compared to my Alpha Squadron boys!"_
Tassadar: _"Executor! Aldaris! This madness must stop!"_
"Besmeeched" - GGG 2024
that SCV wanted to show Duke the cool rock he found today
can't wait for Grant to play normal WoL, HotS, & LotV wherein the units are from SC1 based on SC2 campaign. uThermal already playing SC1 based units in a 1v1 so I assume there is a mod there that does this to campaigns as well. If not, hope they'll make it for Grant to play.
The project is called Evolution Complete. From what I've heard, the plans are to eventually remake the sc1 campaigns in the sc2 engine, but it's still early days and they're still working on Loomings (a campaign that takes place before Rebel Yell), and haven't released anything for the main campaigns yet.
@@phaneros didn't mass recall already make the SC1 campaigns kn the SC2 engine?
@@Santisima_Trinidad Mass Recall did, and they're fun, but there's issues especially on the dev side.
From the Evolution Complete page: "we're trying to differentiate us enough from Mass Recall by doing our own redesigns and overall just having a more complete and refined experience."
My own personal experience with Mass Recall was that it was a little buggy, the quality variable, the lighting all over the place, and it was very rough around the edges. In the words of Subsourian: "Based on talking to mapmakers, Mass Recall maps are also a pile of spaghetti held together by prayers". Its state is largely because it was such a long-lived project, spanning many many years of sc2's life.
Mass Recall is great and I'm glad it exists, but it's definitely not my preferred way of experiencing those campaigns and I'm very glad that a skilled team is revisiting it.
@@phaneros alright, makes a lot of sense. Hopefully it is a much better experience then.
Grant has a point ofc about the worker rally thing. Like I dinged SC2 for having 'homework at base' such as MULEs or inject larva and whatnot, but that has to be balanced with SC1's 'homework at base' being... needing to tell every individual worker to, like, work. When you don't have to tell every combat unit individually to engage the enemy, they'll just figure that's what they ought to be doing, you can give attack-move commands, etc. But the minerals that we need for everything? No need to make that easy, chief.
grant does games vs the crystal
funniest shit I've ever seen 🤣🤣🤣
around 24:00 when you're talking about creator collab stuff, you know Archipelago (which you just played on twitch) is largely the way it is for co-op / multi-world reasons? You can roll a multiworld with, say, you and Jay playing a two-player campaign, sending items back and forth. In Archipelago, starcraft 2 is somewhat unique in that it allows for multiple players to share the same slot, so they can share mission progress and the same item pool. The nature of Archipelago means you can also mix in other games with support (I remember seeing a speedrunner post videos of him doing 3x3 mission grids in a multiworld with a friend playing Risk of Rain 2).
Mostly I'm just laughing at the possibility of theming settings per-person. Give Jay starting firebats and you starting predators lol.
I love the voiceline "My path is set" from the High Templar. They seem so ignorant of their pathing issues inside the protoss army 😅
Really enjoy Fenix's voice line there, you can hear the dragoon tone and his unconquered spirit tone mixing together
In both this and the reversed campaign, every time I hear the hero has been killed sound effect my blood turns to ice.
scv was like "anyone else gonna take that crystal" and didn't wait for a response
12:14 - You mean, like Robotussin, the cough syrup? Nah, we have that.
warcraft 3 has an amazing coop campaign mod and Spellforce 3 is an amazing rts with coop
38:39
that's funny, considering the crystal in the middle of the screen
The way it is playing out it feels brand new campaign.
When Zealots goes "bột năng khô" I really feel it.
@35:00-ish
To quote Brennan Lee Mulligan: "My instinct when I see a new game piece is to sieze it for myself"
Looks like the AI watches Game Changer lol
Greetings from one of Australia's three cities!
Yeah, workers don't need to be ordered to collect the pickupable items, they'll just grab them if they run over them. It doesn't have to be intentional. Funny enough you'll probably only see this happen with terrans thanks to repairs.
I think I first learned of that with Kerrigans cocoon.
GGG: I think when we can que up workers to auto task thats when original starcraft will see more engagement
Me: (playing warcraft 1 and 2) yeah I'm sure thats the hardest thing........
good on you for not doing the cheesy way to beat the first mission. just using the corsairs to disruption web the spores then dropping a bunch of zealots to clear them out. could probably win in under 10 minutes.
I don't think there's another Shuttle mission but Hallucinating Shuttles in the Norad mission would probably have been the Hallucination play. Starcraft 1 is a bit too unruly without air units but building 2 Shuttles, hallucinating 20 and dropping the objective
No HT on that mission I don't think
@@gressorialNanites He started with one, though I don't know without checking whether he could build more or not.
@@riluna3695 I went back and checked and you're right, HT was possible to build. Feels weird that so many units would unlock there, and nothing (i think?) in the next one, but oh well.
So wait is this teran campaign playing as protos or protos campaign happening during terran missions ? xD
You should collab with Pig and help him with nightmare content
33:33 , dont apologize for finding learning opportunities.
If the enemy SCV or any worker picked up either khalis or uraj crystal or even psi emitter, AI can't issue order like harvest or build except for repair. That's why that SCV looks like he's running around because he is repairing buildings.
I believe in scmdraft, you can issue trigger to move the enemy worker carrying the crystal anywhere on the map. That would be hilarious.
Aussie here, we love you too Grant!
When Ara Tribe are asked to revive a fallen "Hero" they intentionally repaint him, since they no longer view him as such a legend
You can rally your workers on mining in U.E.D. A.I project btw;)
Collaboration idea - Get 2 content streamers to play a custom campaign at the same time, But all of the choices - Upgrades / Evolutions / Powers etc can only be used by one person at a time, this would create some interesting conversations and builds worked out between each other, Follow same planet orders etc, Not a complete way to colab but could be a fun thing to try on one of the campaigns! :D
AUSTRALIA MENTIONED RAAAAAAAAAHHH 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
WHAT IS A FUNCTIONING LIVER
When I saw you starting to amass High Templar and putting down a Robo, I hoped you'd go mass hallucinations on the Shuttle and drop the probe on top of the objective. I think that would've been the smarter play, since air units don't have collision while moving.
As a viewer from Brazil, I feel left out at the shout out 😂
Rally point on mines has been quite a popular feature in mods from the pre-1.17 version of this game, back from before it went free and became available on Battle Net. It's a shame that the modding tools for the newer version aren't quite as powerful not simple of use.
Hi I'm European and I don't understand the robotossin' joke.
Robitussin is a brand name for Dextromethorphan, a popular cough medicine in America.
@@kupaN9 Thanks, I just assumed it what like Skytoss but with a robo :P
@@kupaN9 Gotcha, thanks.
I think it's a pun so it is also about protoss going robo builds.
Robo-Toss(ing)
and when you're robotussin you're basically getting a psychedelic trip from cough medicine.
Hi, I’m American and I don’t understand the joke either.
As a european i thought the robotossing was a reference to dwarf tossing.
There's always tournament racing.
I'd wager the Goldilocks unit for mass illusions is *Air Units*.
When tassadar started talking, I tried spamming escape to pass the dialog...
Grant it don’t matter if you are the dumbest or not dumbest person on the planet, you are our loveable giant man and we would be far lesser without your joy and antics :)
Thanks for the fun. ^^
You know what could be a fun community event, how about instead of a Game jam, there was a campaign jam
Collab idea:
The Elden Ring community play bingo, where they try to complete various challenges to fill out a bingo card, I tried to imagine a similar thing with SCII but they length of the missions don't really make that easy.
So how about this:
Each player does 3 randomly selected missions (the same as each other) and gets points based on how many stupid challenges they do, such as:
Mercs only (WoL)
No Kerrigan
Mono unit
No SoA
But also lose points if they ever have to reload, play on less than Brutal and there is a big bonus for finishing all 3 fastest.
This means there is a risk/reward element of how hard you make it vs finishing fastest and trying to predict what the other player will do, you could also have it that if only 1 player does a challenge its worth double points so blocking other person is vital and you have to predict their style.
Flying hallucinations work great, but obviously only against targets that shoot up. And drawing additional fire from missile turrets that would otherwise be a non-threat obviously isn't great.
But speaking of missile turrets - do they have vision in the entire base? Then Zeratul might be a decent hallucination target, assuming his hallucinations have hero and not default dark templar health (minus the hallucination tax, obviously).
SCV: *my precious...*
Collab wise I would love to see you play a coop arcade called Mercs. Mercenaries in Space, a full RPG-like arcade which is very fun and we'll made.
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My name is lowko and in the right corner we have ourselfes the player with the protoss pieces maxpax
R.I.P. spine crawler family 🙏🙏😔😔😛
Big zealot energy, so you can slap them with your stab.
I was hoping the SCV would just randomly walk on the objective and end the mission, but unfortunately it did not happen.
21:00 the tank spawns in; not a drop
Nice job GDG!
Grant gets trolled by Depot Dave. Fantastic.
Here is an idea for a colab: archon mode mod for the campaign. You play the campaign on nightmare with someone while sharinv controls. Then its just a casual hangout.
Or one person plays WoL and the other plays WoL Reversed and you race.
Or you play archipelago mod scavenger hunt/bingo. Play the mod against someone else and try and get a certain list of upgrades and units.
Hope im not too late with my suggestions! They may be better for streams than youtube though