Joseph Paiano Lol your bronze is leaking try playing zerg for 5 games and you will realize you need 300 more apm as zerg to even the game vs other races
The mules and depots drop from orbital ships? And the satellite gives exact data and coordinates so that they can be dropped accurately. At least that's my theory.
"Where do MULEs come from?" - asks every child in the Dominion at one point or another. Which is when a helpful parent points them to the Dominion Planetary Deployment Field Manual Section 3, Chapter 14: Deployment And Use of the Standard Issue Orbital Manufacturing Unit Mk II. It tells you all about how Orbital Commands gather and transfer energy to the orbital manufacturing unit, which uses that energy, as well as its own mineral cache, replenished from asteroids and the like, to quickly produce MULEs or extra supplies and lauch them down to the surface in an orbital drop-pod. Alternatively, the orbital unit can use its main reflector to direct that energy pulse down to a point on the battlefield, where the sudden energy shower reveals enemy units and structures.
I have to ask. Is this you admirable knowladge of lore which has been hidden to me (if that's the case, I would like a recomendation where to find, maybe I will find an answer for a question of how protoss make babies) or have made it on fly? In both cases it's amazing
@@chaoslance4959 Thank you. I'm afraid I pulled this right out of my ass. I like to make up lore like that. I'm a big fan of sci-fi and it always inspires my imagination. As for Protoss babies, it's a good question, but I don't think Zeratul wears that big old loincloth for nothing ;)
If this is the case then why are there no orbital command farm just gathering energy then send those energy to the manufacturing unit to make a lot of mules and send them down on another location?
My theory: the players are commanders aboard capital ships. While they duke it out in an evenly-matched atmospheric battle, their ground forces below try to seize tactical positions. Thus, Terran ground forces can call down mules from the capital ship which is otherwise too heavily engaged to assist. Yes, I'm sure you could poke holes in that, but hey, best I've got.
I mean, a ship in orbit around a planet can hardly assist the battle on the ground anyway, so it doesn't even need to be heavily engaged. Also, thinking that perhaps a lot of battles like these are fought in different locations all over the planet, they can barely do more than throw down a few robots here and there and scan some locations from orbit. Protoss also warp in their units from somewhere else. I never quite got the reasons for battles though. Sure, if you don't mine out the whole map, there are resources to be had there, but in a mined-out-map-scenario, you'd only win ground really, or perhaps the things in the background of the maps are to be conquered? Would be funny if you got extra XP or points or whatever at the end of the game for minerals and gas that were not used up during the match.
Very late but pretty solid argument actually, and it seems to be how Blizzard explains a lot of things in the campaign when it comes to orbital drops, the units aren't scaled to their actual sizes in the game for practical reasons too, if its a capital ship along that scale it would make sense to be just above orbit, not able to engage unless for defense but to have commanders, fire control, logistics, surveillance, communications etc. ready for ground forces and its air support. I imagine if we ever reach the point of star wars we will probably travel similar to a navy so a capital ship will be in a fleet or something like a carrier group today that will most likely have ships that can strike the ground, but munitions are expensive and will usually only be used when you fail, and your position gets overrun. even in the campaign sometimes I feel like a captain who who was voluntold to do Jims dirty work, the drunk bastard
I love how lowko keeps on going with the jokes like "top 10 things science cant explain" and jimmy the marine, those things really add to the lowko experience
As for warp prisms, ever notice how they're not bulky like medivacs or dropalords? They don't need to be. They don't really contain all the units they're transporting. They just warp them in and out of the battlefield, as necessary. Warp them where? No one knows. Each time you load a unit in there, it gets warped to a random point in the Universe. This is usually quite safe, as 99.9999999999999999958% of the Universe is just empty space. There your High Templars can chill for a while, safe from EMPs and stuff until they're needed again. What happens if the warp prism gets shot down while "carrying" units? No one knows that either. Some say that as the warp field collapses, they get violently recalled and they die an agonizing death in the inferno of collapsing matter and energy. Others say they get left out there, all alone in intergalactic space... either way, it's not a nice way to go.
When, my headcannon is that when terrans come into a system, they leave a small satellite manufacturing plant, thus the orbital scans with the uplink, and that plant uses the mules to build the satellites and depot hats. Otherwise it's when papa mule has sexy mineral time with mama mule
Orbital command stations have an associated satellite (this is where the "orbital" part of the name comes in) with an automated factory and sensor suite which is how they perform both their scan and call down functions. This facility builds up enough energy and parts over time to eventually send down either a mule, a supply expansion, or to operate a high powered sensor sweep of an area.
@LowkoTV the mules are dropped from the Hyperion Battlecruiser that is in orbit in fact, the command center sends the signal for: send mules and tadaaaaaa
2:37 , patch note: reapers units will now be moved to protoss ! i love it when these little things happens lol still love to watch you commenting on games !
"Where do mules come from?" Hyperion is like the case in the legacy of the void mission when your spear of adun has not all abilities due to fighting at the moment the opposite race :D
1st - you get tunnel vision, hence lowko blindness. 2nd - orbital commands keep in contact with an orbiting satellite, energy represents the satellites position and ability to send mules
It makes sense that Trap is ridiculously good in PvT, having Maru as a teammate, I’m sure he got his butt handed to him several times. He was forced to become extremely adept in that match up
Tech solution to High Templar not getting EMPd in the prism. Like he mentioned the prism itself is well shielded but it contains a short range teleporter to allow those units to quickly enter and exit
The mules come from some ship above not necessarily the Hyperion, as the lore between these kinds of battles are that they aren't exactly sanctioned by the swarm or dominion or daelaam. Each player may as well be a faction, so its a battlecruiser in orbit likely fighting the opposing fleet
8:16 Mules topic, I'd think that since it becomes an orbital command they call them in from orbit. Like a satellite that can drop missles in real life we have satellites that drop supplies such at depot attachments and mules once they have enough power to send a signal to request the support. or a scan from the satellite.
@lowkoTV if you read this, i think the warp prism (if you have ever wondered why you can't unwarp a unit back to Auir) De-materialises the unit to warp it into itself, then when it warps down it re-materialises it like Startrek warp ins, they're in a state of matter that the EMP can't touch em. Hows that for bullshitting my way through
Hey lowko, keep your quality shit going my man, I enjoy your content in between lunch and after work, the positive attitude reminds me to keep a smile on my face during shitty days. Keep it going my man✊🏼
Don't worry about not seeing the oracle. It's just classic perceptual blindness. It's been known about since at least the 70s and every professional driver has to take it into account every time they drive. You should actually look up the gorilla study for perceptual blindness. It's pretty entertaining.
My personal theory regarding where mules come from is that beside the battle on the planet surface there is another massive space battle, in wich there are a lot of other ships that players cant use becouse they are engaged in combat on the orbit, but after building an orbital comand center terrans can request backup from them by sending them coordinates to the places they want mules to be dropped. this also explains the suply depo and even scan, where orbital comands use energy to exchange the information throug the enemy radio jaming. this theory would also explain some of the protos shinanigance. It even has backing in one of the starcraft books, where they explained that all sides of battle start from scrath becouse the rest of their army is fighting in orbit.
One can assume that the commander, executor, or brood mother are all flying in orbit on a much larger vessel with the extra resources like mules or the troops being warped into protoss gates, hence the players being able to view the battlefield the way we do, and that's likely why losing a CC, nexus, or hive doesn't cause an immediate defeat, since we're not in there.
Regarding your vision, Lowko, men's vision evolved mostly to spot moving targets, as this would be more efficient in hunting. So if an object that's right in front of you isn't moving at all, it's not easy to spot compared to when it then starts moving again. Women, classically being less involved in hunting, have better peripheral vision as that helped with taking care of children, to make sure they didn't do anything stupid.
i liketo think that the orbital command enables the command center to communicate via radio with their home planet, which then can send reinforcements in form of mules and depots
It's a rule of target identification, don't specifically look for the expected image because your brain will make you ignore anything other than what you expect to see, this includes what you're looking for if it's slightly out of place.
Smaller monitor could help with not see blatant stuff infront if you because our eyes has harder time see stuff we aren’t focusing on. Also known as our peripheral vision. Hope you the best as always 😁 Edit: you can change each team color to really bright colors so a red marine will stand in a pack of blue marines or something.
In your defense Lowko, not 'seeing' something does not mean that you have bad eyesight. It is more about the ability to observe/notice that things that your eyes see.
Lowko blindness would be more of a brain thing than a eye thing, when you eyes see the things, your brain might forget a part of that and you wouldn't notice something. There are some like brain exersices that you could do, but I think we all like our lowko blindness in a video, it gives us a reason to scream at our screens :)
Mules and Supply depot drops don't have to be from the Hyperion. But they are being dropped from some sort of support ship in high orbit. I mean, consider how the Terran marines arrived there... by ship. Why aren't they providing stronger fire support? They could be busy fighting/evading another enemy Battlecrusier/Carrier/Zerg Hiveship (or whatever they're called). It doesn't even have to be a Battlecrusier; one is free to imagine any large industrialized vessel that ferried those particular humans here. Dawn of War's Space Marine and Imperial Guard factions had the same thing (Tau to some degree); buildings would drop from orbit and be assembled on the ground. Unit construction often included a drop-pod or drop-ship landing on the building's pad just before construction finished. The story reason for why they couldn't provide more support was that each faction was still busy fighting for control of the orbital layer and if they didn't time their drops properly they risked being shot down by the enemy. Orks would just drop of a ball of scrap from orbit. Chaos would summon most of their stuff directly from a portal to Warp.
Regarding your vision is probably due to the distribution of specialized neurons in male retinas, such distribution is good for spotting moving things but not as good for unmovile, low contrast stuff
Mules fall from ships in orbit. Same as supply depots that fall from the heavens. Think the Starport like a beacon when you need a ship to enter orbit and fight, they are actually just chilling in orbit, same as the muddaship and Carriers and other large ships
Dominion fleet sends the ground force to engage the enemy. Support it with heavy mining equipment and supplies. Ground force wins, because they are brave soldiers of the Dominion and require no offensive support from the fleet. Ground forces lose, because the commander was an incompetent hack and the battle would have been lost even with the fleet joining the fray. Just standart Dominion protocol and tactics.
The MULE is still in the prototype stage and has a limited battery life. The Dominion Fleet deploys these machines via drop pod. Once deployed, a MULE will collect resources three times faster than an SCV-a fact that some SCV pilots don't take kindly to hearing. This was possible because they can haul loads of such weight that would bring an SCV to a standstill. The Dominion Fleet (a.k.a. Dominion Armada or Dominion Navy) is the space naval arm of the Terran Dominion military. A portion of the Armada's initial strength derived from former Terran Confederacy units. starcraft . fandom . com
I mean, it's not like the Hyperion helps during the campaign missions either. Also, I'm pretty sure that the High Templar the are "inside" the prism aren't actually there, since it's literally just crystal with wings. So, it would make sense they aren't affected by the emp
I like to imagine each commander has their own ship in orbit, but orbital combat is too difficult and dangerous to perform leaving combat being mostly on the ground or in space.
Obviously way better than I could do, but TY was not at the top of his game today, lots of errors. Still a great match! I always thought the mules were called down from orbital platforms the Terrans had stashed before the battle started.
@ Lowko I dont have an quick anwer for the mule mirakle, I have another question how can you get a nydus worm getting in an island when the island is surounded by nothing else than empty space, like it is on the last map? Explane me please.
Sure it may be weird that mules come from nowhere, but I'd say turrets are even worse, since they're literally about the same size as the raven, and it can put out four of them.
I wonder if there is gambling on e sports like this yet and I wonder what the odds would look like given stats like how good one is vs a specific race and things like that
Love the videos! ^^ Who would win in the match between the best PvT and the best TvP? :) And maybe they stallites in stealth mode full of MULEs and supply depots in orbit out of reach of the enemy?
I think mules and depots are held as a contingency. You'd imagine the terrans know of whatever upcoming battle they're about to take part in and there probably just some miscellaneous ship of some kind designed to lend support. As far as the cc requirement for mules, orbital drops are an exact science I'd wager so they probably need the cc for pinpointing drop location. Buildings require far less precision, especially depots, because all they do is hold shit. There's a lot about the theoretical logistics of orbit drops in 40k XD
Seeing and recognizing - is not the same. You see a picture, but it takes a while to recognize what is on it. Keeping track of stuff is harder for you - since you observing someone else game.
Ver high templar you say? That unit would be too OP. Abilities: Can't attack (obviously) Shitstorm: Causing brain damage by nonsense gibberish. Higher damage output to more advanced (more intelligent) units Unstoppable hunger: Feeds on both live and energy of enemy units for a long period of time. "Want some ganja, man?": Cause erratic and unpredictable movement and attack of enemy units. Cause friendly fire. "Make love, not war": Stun units for short period of time. Spreads itself on enemy units close to unit debilitated by this spell...
"Where do mules come from?"
Well... you see, Lowko... when mama mule and papa mule love each other very much...
so what you're saying is,,,,,,,, there's something steamy going on in those command centers
20:27 Turd base.
So you telling me inside every orbital CC there is just a horde of mule in a dark room and.......
Oh god why you put this image in my head!!!
i belive you would have to find a machine named horse and donkey for it to work thou.
Protoss go to Hell
24:58
"This is gonna be a game of skill. This is one of those games where the better player will end up winning."
-Lowko
Haha, didn’t even think of it that way:)
Duh. No Zerg. XD
Joseph Paiano
Lol your bronze is leaking try playing zerg for 5 games and you will realize you need 300 more apm as zerg to even the game vs other races
Coding and various versions of each difficulty they cant even beat it on brutal insane
The mules and depots drop from orbital ships? And the satellite gives exact data and coordinates so that they can be dropped accurately. At least that's my theory.
A GAME THEORY
probably can be dropped from either an orbital platform, or big ship like battlecruiser
21:05 Truly a passionate nerd moment from lowko! Much love
Lowko upload more. Ur saving my lockdown life :)
26:40 Lowko: "Disruptor shots... killing a couple workers at a time"
Marines: "What? You ran out of SCVs?"
why all Protoss/Gaytoss are gays?
@@alexl5682 Lol are you this channel's homophobic Protoss hater?
"Where do MULEs come from?" - asks every child in the Dominion at one point or another. Which is when a helpful parent points them to the Dominion Planetary Deployment Field Manual Section 3, Chapter 14: Deployment And Use of the Standard Issue Orbital Manufacturing Unit Mk II. It tells you all about how Orbital Commands gather and transfer energy to the orbital manufacturing unit, which uses that energy, as well as its own mineral cache, replenished from asteroids and the like, to quickly produce MULEs or extra supplies and lauch them down to the surface in an orbital drop-pod. Alternatively, the orbital unit can use its main reflector to direct that energy pulse down to a point on the battlefield, where the sudden energy shower reveals enemy units and structures.
I have to ask. Is this you admirable knowladge of lore which has been hidden to me (if that's the case, I would like a recomendation where to find, maybe I will find an answer for a question of how protoss make babies) or have made it on fly? In both cases it's amazing
@@chaoslance4959 Thank you. I'm afraid I pulled this right out of my ass. I like to make up lore like that. I'm a big fan of sci-fi and it always inspires my imagination. As for Protoss babies, it's a good question, but I don't think Zeratul wears that big old loincloth for nothing ;)
The WOL hyperion armory pannel explains it, and it's kind of accurate with what you just wrote, so it's ok for me
If this is the case then why are there no orbital command farm just gathering energy then send those energy to the manufacturing unit to make a lot of mules and send them down on another location?
My theory: the players are commanders aboard capital ships. While they duke it out in an evenly-matched atmospheric battle, their ground forces below try to seize tactical positions. Thus, Terran ground forces can call down mules from the capital ship which is otherwise too heavily engaged to assist.
Yes, I'm sure you could poke holes in that, but hey, best I've got.
I mean, a ship in orbit around a planet can hardly assist the battle on the ground anyway, so it doesn't even need to be heavily engaged. Also, thinking that perhaps a lot of battles like these are fought in different locations all over the planet, they can barely do more than throw down a few robots here and there and scan some locations from orbit. Protoss also warp in their units from somewhere else.
I never quite got the reasons for battles though. Sure, if you don't mine out the whole map, there are resources to be had there, but in a mined-out-map-scenario, you'd only win ground really, or perhaps the things in the background of the maps are to be conquered? Would be funny if you got extra XP or points or whatever at the end of the game for minerals and gas that were not used up during the match.
Very late but pretty solid argument actually, and it seems to be how Blizzard explains a lot of things in the campaign when it comes to orbital drops, the units aren't scaled to their actual sizes in the game for practical reasons too, if its a capital ship along that scale it would make sense to be just above orbit, not able to engage unless for defense but to have commanders, fire control, logistics, surveillance, communications etc. ready for ground forces and its air support. I imagine if we ever reach the point of star wars we will probably travel similar to a navy so a capital ship will be in a fleet or something like a carrier group today that will most likely have ships that can strike the ground, but munitions are expensive and will usually only be used when you fail, and your position gets overrun. even in the campaign sometimes I feel like a captain who who was voluntold to do Jims dirty work, the drunk bastard
The intro is back! Oh, how nice it is to hear it once more!
"Where do those yellow mining machines come from?"
From Amazon, obviously. It's just in the future they've got more efficient ways of delivery
Mules: It's an "orbital command". It's literally in command of something in orbit. Likely a manufacturing facility on a space station.
I love how lowko keeps on going with the jokes like "top 10 things science cant explain" and jimmy the marine, those things really add to the lowko experience
Don't forget queens Brenda and Karen 😂
I like Jimmy
"Lowko vision 2020" has a nice sound to it
As for warp prisms, ever notice how they're not bulky like medivacs or dropalords? They don't need to be. They don't really contain all the units they're transporting. They just warp them in and out of the battlefield, as necessary. Warp them where? No one knows. Each time you load a unit in there, it gets warped to a random point in the Universe. This is usually quite safe, as 99.9999999999999999958% of the Universe is just empty space. There your High Templars can chill for a while, safe from EMPs and stuff until they're needed again. What happens if the warp prism gets shot down while "carrying" units? No one knows that either. Some say that as the warp field collapses, they get violently recalled and they die an agonizing death in the inferno of collapsing matter and energy. Others say they get left out there, all alone in intergalactic space... either way, it's not a nice way to go.
Sheesh
there's a cutscene of zealots just chilling in stasis waiting to be warped in in LOTV. I imagine that's where they go
Underrated comment ^
Yaaaaaaaaaaaay! More SC2! Thank you, Lowko! Stay safe, stay at home and play more!
4:20 "I have 20/20 vision, I just sometimes don't see things that are in the middle of my screen" LMAO
When, my headcannon is that when terrans come into a system, they leave a small satellite manufacturing plant, thus the orbital scans with the uplink, and that plant uses the mules to build the satellites and depot hats.
Otherwise it's when papa mule has sexy mineral time with mama mule
Orbital command stations have an associated satellite (this is where the "orbital" part of the name comes in) with an automated factory and sensor suite which is how they perform both their scan and call down functions. This facility builds up enough energy and parts over time to eventually send down either a mule, a supply expansion, or to operate a high powered sensor sweep of an area.
@LowkoTV the mules are dropped from the Hyperion Battlecruiser that is in orbit in fact, the command center sends the signal for: send mules and tadaaaaaa
2:37 , patch note: reapers units will now be moved to protoss !
i love it when these little things happens lol
still love to watch you commenting on games !
"Where do mules come from?"
Hyperion is like the case in the legacy of the void mission when your spear of adun has not all abilities due to fighting at the moment the opposite race :D
1st - you get tunnel vision, hence lowko blindness.
2nd - orbital commands keep in contact with an orbiting satellite, energy represents the satellites position and ability to send mules
It makes sense that Trap is ridiculously good in PvT, having Maru as a teammate, I’m sure he got his butt handed to him several times. He was forced to become extremely adept in that match up
It's called an Orbital Command, Lowko. The mules come from orbit.
Oooo, the observer upgrade is called Gravitic boosters or something like that
Tech solution to High Templar not getting EMPd in the prism. Like he mentioned the prism itself is well shielded but it contains a short range teleporter to allow those units to quickly enter and exit
The mules come from some ship above not necessarily the Hyperion, as the lore between these kinds of battles are that they aren't exactly sanctioned by the swarm or dominion or daelaam. Each player may as well be a faction, so its a battlecruiser in orbit likely fighting the opposing fleet
8:16 Mules topic, I'd think that since it becomes an orbital command they call them in from orbit. Like a satellite that can drop missles in real life we have satellites that drop supplies such at depot attachments and mules once they have enough power to send a signal to request the support. or a scan from the satellite.
@lowkoTV if you read this, i think the warp prism (if you have ever wondered why you can't unwarp a unit back to Auir) De-materialises the unit to warp it into itself, then when it warps down it re-materialises it like Startrek warp ins, they're in a state of matter that the EMP can't touch em.
Hows that for bullshitting my way through
I just noticed the Goliath decals on Industry and Purity
They should bring back goliaths
With that shoot air and ground at once ability from Wings lol
that would be a tech lab upgrade
Yes! a thor, but smaller and much cheaper
Hey lowko, keep your quality shit going my man, I enjoy your content in between lunch and after work, the positive attitude reminds me to keep a smile on my face during shitty days. Keep it going my man✊🏼
Don't worry about not seeing the oracle. It's just classic perceptual blindness. It's been known about since at least the 70s and every professional driver has to take it into account every time they drive. You should actually look up the gorilla study for perceptual blindness. It's pretty entertaining.
My personal theory regarding where mules come from is that beside the battle on the planet surface there is another massive space battle, in wich there are a lot of other ships that players cant use becouse they are engaged in combat on the orbit, but after building an orbital comand center terrans can request backup from them by sending them coordinates to the places they want mules to be dropped. this also explains the suply depo and even scan, where orbital comands use energy to exchange the information throug the enemy radio jaming. this theory would also explain some of the protos shinanigance. It even has backing in one of the starcraft books, where they explained that all sides of battle start from scrath becouse the rest of their army is fighting in orbit.
One can assume that the commander, executor, or brood mother are all flying in orbit on a much larger vessel with the extra resources like mules or the troops being warped into protoss gates, hence the players being able to view the battlefield the way we do, and that's likely why losing a CC, nexus, or hive doesn't cause an immediate defeat, since we're not in there.
Regarding your vision, Lowko, men's vision evolved mostly to spot moving targets, as this would be more efficient in hunting. So if an object that's right in front of you isn't moving at all, it's not easy to spot compared to when it then starts moving again. Women, classically being less involved in hunting, have better peripheral vision as that helped with taking care of children, to make sure they didn't do anything stupid.
i liketo think that the orbital command enables the command center to communicate via radio with their home planet, which then can send reinforcements in form of mules and depots
„Trap can now send that reaper across the map“
Me: Protoss reaper? Nice
Lowko, the Warp Prism's act as a Faraday cage, protecting High Templars from EMP.
It's a rule of target identification, don't specifically look for the expected image because your brain will make you ignore anything other than what you expect to see, this includes what you're looking for if it's slightly out of place.
8:49 the entire terran army turns back after seeing a single adept.
That made me smile.
The satelites on the CC enable comms to the terrain satelites and other command space cruisers. You need SHF/EHf signal freqz.
According to Lowko there are like 50 things that are all in the top 10 things that science cannot explain
Smaller monitor could help with not see blatant stuff infront if you because our eyes has harder time see stuff we aren’t focusing on. Also known as our peripheral vision. Hope you the best as always 😁
Edit: you can change each team color to really bright colors so a red marine will stand in a pack of blue marines or something.
Lowko - the mules are from orbital manufacturing plants.
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thenks!!!! it means a lot
In your defense Lowko, not 'seeing' something does not mean that you have bad eyesight. It is more about the ability to observe/notice that things that your eyes see.
Mules are created from salvaged materials on the orbit, that's why you need an "orbital" to ask for them, same as depos :D
Speaking of vision testing, I remember getting perfect scores in those because I accidentally saw the pattern of the letters.
It actually says in the wings of liberty campaign that a crew on Hypereon drops the supply depots i assume that its the sam for mules.
20:03 I genuinely laughed at this pick up.
Lowko blindness would be more of a brain thing than a eye thing, when you eyes see the things, your brain might forget a part of that and you wouldn't notice something.
There are some like brain exersices that you could do, but I think we all like our lowko blindness in a video, it gives us a reason to scream at our screens :)
Lowko is a Jurassic Park T-Rex. If you don't move, he won't be able to see you.
Mules and Supply depot drops don't have to be from the Hyperion. But they are being dropped from some sort of support ship in high orbit. I mean, consider how the Terran marines arrived there... by ship. Why aren't they providing stronger fire support? They could be busy fighting/evading another enemy Battlecrusier/Carrier/Zerg Hiveship (or whatever they're called). It doesn't even have to be a Battlecrusier; one is free to imagine any large industrialized vessel that ferried those particular humans here.
Dawn of War's Space Marine and Imperial Guard factions had the same thing (Tau to some degree); buildings would drop from orbit and be assembled on the ground. Unit construction often included a drop-pod or drop-ship landing on the building's pad just before construction finished. The story reason for why they couldn't provide more support was that each faction was still busy fighting for control of the orbital layer and if they didn't time their drops properly they risked being shot down by the enemy. Orks would just drop of a ball of scrap from orbit. Chaos would summon most of their stuff directly from a portal to Warp.
For the terrans, air support would probably come from a cruiser and transport space convoy.
Regarding your vision is probably due to the distribution of specialized neurons in male retinas, such distribution is good for spotting moving things but not as good for unmovile, low contrast stuff
Mules. Makes me think of a SC1 science vessel in low-orbit dropping them down.
wow @lowkoTV, good to see you commentating videos again, who was that other guy doing your videos lately?
9:57 "very high Templar" 🤣 420
Awesome match!
The High Templar are protected in the prism because they are inside a Faraday Cage with a 'Trap' door.
Thinking of it with real logic, love it
Lowko Blindness in summary: Eyes are perfect, brain is broken XD
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Mules come from the orbital command ship. Since the commander isn't a "character" they would use normal capitol ships
12:55 was a rly fun fight lol
So glad to see a game without ZERG! love it! You rock man!
As he explained that he doesn't see thing sin the middle of his screen, did anyone else think "sounds exactly like adhd" 😁💚
Thanks for making the "Hello" part not blow up my ears! ^^
The mules probly come from a BC in orbit. They don't use it in battle as they use it to arrive on the battlefield, and use it to leave (when you gg)
Mules fall from ships in orbit.
Same as supply depots that fall from the heavens. Think the Starport like a beacon when you need a ship to enter orbit and fight, they are actually just chilling in orbit, same as the muddaship and Carriers and other large ships
LowKo’s selective vision 20/20 blindness
Dominion fleet sends the ground force to engage the enemy.
Support it with heavy mining equipment and supplies.
Ground force wins, because they are brave soldiers of the Dominion and require no offensive support from the fleet.
Ground forces lose, because the commander was an incompetent hack and the battle would have been lost even with the fleet joining the fray.
Just standart Dominion protocol and tactics.
The MULE is still in the prototype stage and has a limited battery life. The Dominion Fleet deploys these machines via drop pod. Once deployed, a MULE will collect resources three times faster than an SCV-a fact that some SCV pilots don't take kindly to hearing. This was possible because they can haul loads of such weight that would bring an SCV to a standstill.
The Dominion Fleet (a.k.a. Dominion Armada or Dominion Navy) is the space naval arm of the Terran Dominion military. A portion of the Armada's initial strength derived from former Terran Confederacy units.
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I mean, it's not like the Hyperion helps during the campaign missions either. Also, I'm pretty sure that the High Templar the are "inside" the prism aren't actually there, since it's literally just crystal with wings. So, it would make sense they aren't affected by the emp
I like to imagine each commander has their own ship in orbit, but orbital combat is too difficult and dangerous to perform leaving combat being mostly on the ground or in space.
Muls is dropped from an automated astroid mining station. :-)
The mules come from orbit.
It might be linking to a BC or capital or supply ship in orbit.
Great title
The upgrade is called:
Electric boogaloo
Obviously way better than I could do, but TY was not at the top of his game today, lots of errors. Still a great match! I always thought the mules were called down from orbital platforms the Terrans had stashed before the battle started.
@ Lowko I dont have an quick anwer for the mule mirakle, I have another question how can you get a nydus worm getting in an island when the island is surounded by nothing else than empty space, like it is on the last map? Explane me please.
Lowko we all know your hindsight is 20/20 its completely normal
Sure it may be weird that mules come from nowhere, but I'd say turrets are even worse, since they're literally about the same size as the raven, and it can put out four of them.
Lowko for you will blizzard makes new units such as tyrannozor, abberation, abither and goliath?
I wonder if there is gambling on e sports like this yet and I wonder what the odds would look like given stats like how good one is vs a specific race and things like that
That’s blind spots of our eyes.
Love the videos! ^^
Who would win in the match between the best PvT and the best TvP? :)
And maybe they stallites in stealth mode full of MULEs and supply depots in orbit out of reach of the enemy?
The protoss has electromagnetic powers, the main nature force,they stir with quantum mechanics.
damnit, why do u upload at the same time as #neebsgaming uploading a HordeNight!? now i gotta watch this first xD
What is the hotkey for dropping troops while the medivac is moving?
I think mules and depots are held as a contingency. You'd imagine the terrans know of whatever upcoming battle they're about to take part in and there probably just some miscellaneous ship of some kind designed to lend support. As far as the cc requirement for mules, orbital drops are an exact science I'd wager so they probably need the cc for pinpointing drop location. Buildings require far less precision, especially depots, because all they do is hold shit. There's a lot about the theoretical logistics of orbit drops in 40k XD
Great game.I really wish to know the name of the music at 24:45 that i starting.
37:31 poor jimmy just got nuked for the terran dominion
Seeing and recognizing - is not the same. You see a picture, but it takes a while to recognize what is on it. Keeping track of stuff is harder for you - since you observing someone else game.
Lowko, you should check your field of vision, you can be 20/20 but with field of vision disruption
Maaaaan, that forcibly _lifted_ viking…
It's called Making Dat Thing Flying Faster upgrade
You are a general watching the battle from just outside the planets orbit
Anybody else shouting "my name is loooowkooo" with the introduction?
No. Nobody does that.
Ver high templar you say? That unit would be too OP.
Abilities: Can't attack (obviously)
Shitstorm: Causing brain damage by nonsense gibberish. Higher damage output to more advanced (more intelligent) units
Unstoppable hunger: Feeds on both live and energy of enemy units for a long period of time.
"Want some ganja, man?": Cause erratic and unpredictable movement and attack of enemy units. Cause friendly fire.
"Make love, not war": Stun units for short period of time. Spreads itself on enemy units close to unit debilitated by this spell...
actual question, why do we rarely see people use Feedack on the medivacs?
How do I send you replays? There isn’t a email or anything in the description