Meanwhile, on StarCraft Alternate… Stukov discovers that in addition to breaking out Tosh, the brood has also made off with an experimental Terran device. They then escaped to Tarkossia, though somewhere far from the Infinity Swarm's notice. When Tom Kazansky enters the briefing, he realizes that upon seeing Protoss alongside them that they might be dealing with Auza and Ulrezaj once again, and both of them have since amassed more followers in terms of convinced Cerebrates (of which there were only two left) and the Khala-severed. And so there are two ways the mission could go: either retrieve the Terran device currently being held by Ulrezaj, or destroy Auza's hive cluster to force a retreat. Because the latter is achieved, UED Agents glean from the abandoned Mind Nodes of Auza's true whereabouts. (Because Terran sparing Zerg doesn't feel characteristically consistent.) Thanks to the Mind Nodes, Auza's Brood is finally located at Maltair IV, and Stukov delivers the order to terminate Auza's Brood. Due to a frontal assault being unfeasible, a small contingency is sent instead to deal with Auza. They soon find him, but in the process of attacking his body, Auza suddenly cries out for mercy. As it turns out, Tosh had attached a bomb/tracer on Auza for security reasons, and once the attack eventually dislodged it from his body, he's free to air out Tosh's dark secrets. He's gone nuts on terrazine… and so has Ulrezaj (as Zerg, Auza wasn't affected the same way as them). And he doesn't think forming a new Overmind is worth it anymore. As soon as he sides with the UED, Ulrezaj's forces immediately turn on him, forcing the UED to lend assistance for the sake of intel.
this mission was honestly so hard, the zerg were constantly attacking in massive waves of mutas and ultras, and nukes never worked because it seemed like their queens had some sorta autotargetting, able to see every single ghost in the proximity of 10 meters away from their bases
Interesting. I personally found Turnabout to be pretty simple, because I took the center expansion right from the start and defended it with the infantry that you get in the bunkers + the dark templar you start out with, and then built like 6 factories to go mass tanks/goliaths, which annihilated the mutas and whatnot super easily. I never really found nukes to be have much use on a level like this as it is an elimination map rather than a covert one.
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These are non canonical missions, though they both are worth visiting.
I love how the mission dynamic shifts from stealth gameplay to usual RTS lol.
Meanwhile, on StarCraft Alternate…
Stukov discovers that in addition to breaking out Tosh, the brood has also made off with an experimental Terran device. They then escaped to Tarkossia, though somewhere far from the Infinity Swarm's notice. When Tom Kazansky enters the briefing, he realizes that upon seeing Protoss alongside them that they might be dealing with Auza and Ulrezaj once again, and both of them have since amassed more followers in terms of convinced Cerebrates (of which there were only two left) and the Khala-severed.
And so there are two ways the mission could go: either retrieve the Terran device currently being held by Ulrezaj, or destroy Auza's hive cluster to force a retreat. Because the latter is achieved, UED Agents glean from the abandoned Mind Nodes of Auza's true whereabouts. (Because Terran sparing Zerg doesn't feel characteristically consistent.)
Thanks to the Mind Nodes, Auza's Brood is finally located at Maltair IV, and Stukov delivers the order to terminate Auza's Brood. Due to a frontal assault being unfeasible, a small contingency is sent instead to deal with Auza. They soon find him, but in the process of attacking his body, Auza suddenly cries out for mercy. As it turns out, Tosh had attached a bomb/tracer on Auza for security reasons, and once the attack eventually dislodged it from his body, he's free to air out Tosh's dark secrets. He's gone nuts on terrazine… and so has Ulrezaj (as Zerg, Auza wasn't affected the same way as them). And he doesn't think forming a new Overmind is worth it anymore. As soon as he sides with the UED, Ulrezaj's forces immediately turn on him, forcing the UED to lend assistance for the sake of intel.
5:35
Hydralisks: "-Aha!"
Dark Templars: "AHAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!"
It's fun to get a combined force, even if it's not as good as Mighty Tassadar and Friend Raynor.
>0:17 Warhammer's Great Maw Cameo.
>2:02 Dishonor / Honor Among Thieves.
>3:44 Mission: Hunt Down The Schezar.
◽6:26 Alan Schezar; Ulrezaj's Ex.
◽7:09 Mass Mercenaries Mutiny.
>5:41 Warcrimes Against Ursadonkind.
>Headcannon Cerebrates and Broods:
◽🟠Cer. Zyzs & Phoenix Brood.
◽🟢Cer. Bamut & Cipactli Brood.
◽⚪Cer. Rhaab & Makara Brood.
this mission was honestly so hard, the zerg were constantly attacking in massive waves of mutas and ultras, and nukes never worked because it seemed like their queens had some sorta autotargetting, able to see every single ghost in the proximity of 10 meters away from their bases
Interesting. I personally found Turnabout to be pretty simple, because I took the center expansion right from the start and defended it with the infantry that you get in the bunkers + the dark templar you start out with, and then built like 6 factories to go mass tanks/goliaths, which annihilated the mutas and whatnot super easily. I never really found nukes to be have much use on a level like this as it is an elimination map rather than a covert one.
Five hundred interceptors.
This is very interesting. I heard about these campaigns but never had a chance to play them. Thank you for uploading your playthroughs!
You are welcome. Playlist is in the description
you never know when you obtain or loose.
Amusing. Executor of the Protoss Empire, you command the Terran troops? Inexplicable.
This mission is underrated. It would be the highlight of the campaign if it weren't for the even better Dark Archon one.
8:20 Missiles Galore!!
Ah yes a beginning is just gameplay then stealth