What exactly happened? Did they use the psi emitter to attack a Dominion colony or were the troops down below also UED? If they were Dominion why would they point to the BC as air support (were they mistaken?) and if they were UED why were they attacked by Zerg? I’m guessing they had the technology to draw but not to control Zerg while attacking a Dominion colony at that point? Or did they directly attack their own troops just to test out the Zerg’s capabilities? If that’s the case, it’s even harder to feel sorry for Gerard. Centuries later and light years away, the powerful still use the little guys as chess pieces in war. Some things never change …
I am gonna be honest with everyone: For the longest time: I thought that the UED had just stunbled on to this base getting attacked by the Zerg. It never crossed my mind that they were the ones who unleashed the Zerg on the base and this was basically a field test to see how the Zerg can be used as biological weapons!
Yes,you get a little hint for that in the colour of the marines in the trenches,being red. Dominion troops have that colour (specifically Sons of Korhal) ,and the UED are white. In the last cinematic it shows clearly a white marine stands near a red one so defenetly done on purpose to let you know the UED observed a Dominion colony being attacked by the zerg and how they dealt with it. In my understanding,Stukov wanted to use the Zerg to eliminate opponents but DuGalle refused. Quite ironic where that got them in the end.
@@SeriousBearGaming Following the UED was interesting but they reminded me too much of the Confederacy. The Confederte Leadership basically did the same thing: the used Psy Emitters to attract a Zerg infestation on a colony that was getting out of line and then they either swept in to save it and get the praise of being heroes or they let the colony be wiped out (and then maybe the Protoss could glass the surface of the planet) Speaking of Protoss, in the first game they had the power to basically wipe out everything on the surface of a planet (Chau Sara, Mar Sara, etc.) They never once said: "Let's go use this amazing power to glass Char, the biggest nest of Zerg. " It's just a plothole that never gets explained. The protoss are literally nerfed from their introduction of the first game because they were so OP.
@@julianmarco4185 можно подобрать и другое объяснение в рамках логики вселенной. Все эти ролики: пропаганда, допустим, Доминиона, возможно, периода правления Валериана). Тогда эпизоды массового идиотизма вполне объяснимы - это же агитка, враг и должен быть смертельно опасным, беспринципным, коварным, но при этом тупым, иначе хорошие парни не победят)
@@julianmarco4185 the Protoss thing can probably be easily be explained by the fact that those early Zerg infestations were not sophisticated Zerg broods. They were mostly lings and hydras with no real air support or a fleet of space faring zergs like char would have. That means Protoss basically had no contest in space allowing them to glass unhindered. For example the invasion on tarsonis was much more serious and Protoss did in fact did a ground invasion rather than glassing because there were mutas and guardians with the brood this time. Ofc it could be tassadar being merciful but it still felt like when there are serious Zerg or Terran air presence, glassing seems to no longer be an option. Could be a plot hole but it makes sense if glassing can only be done safely only if air superiority is established
@@jerryguo2695 Also they didn't discoverd Char yet. They are more busy bringing Tassardar and Zeratul in. Only until they found about their where about that the Overmind already have location of Aiur.
@SeriousBearGaming This isn't even the first game, it is the patch that makes it technically the second game in the story. Starcraft 2 just has some of the dumbest dialogue. Like it was written or made by someone who worked all their lives on World of Warcraft and had only one setting. Starcraft could basically exist in : the Alien Universe, the Expanse or Firefly You would have to consume these 3 to write Starcraft story.
RIP to the marines who died fighting down there. Even though most of them were convicts and criminals, but being abandoned like that was the worst way to die! Back when even cinematics and graphics were extremely Dark, Brutal and Terrifying even before the start of the game itself which was and still is my favourite! The zergs' brutality and the Terrans' hopelessness is so full of thought provoking moments, til death without help when one thought about would have been the only chance of survival and escape is absolutely scary and sad to watch! Bravo to the old schoolers like myself!
Hi there,thank you for your comment ! I absolutely agree with you,the old games like StarCraft had a much more gritty atmosphere and feel to them. That made them special . Today's games have more graphics and far less "soul" or identity put into them.
These guys were Terran Dominion Mengsk's troops who thought that UED battlecruiser was their backup but was actually responsible for luring the Zerg there based on Dugalle and Stukov's conversation. This is one of the missions in the Terran UED campaign where you use the Psi Emitter on the Dominion which Dugalle thought was a dishonorable way to fight but Stukov only saw it as practical.
@@Jaye1013 I always wondered what the context of this intro was. Having played the game multiple times, now it makes sense. Thanks for putting it into words though and clarifying.
@@GreyOverlord74 It dawned on me when I replayed the UED campaign not long ago. I guess the Dominion here got a taste of their own medicine because they used the same tactic on the Confederate capitol in Tarsonis back when the Dominion was still called the Sons of Korhal. That was one of the reasons Raynor left Mengsk's group and formed his own.
Man, RIP to the Old Blizzard that made it. World of Warcraft killed all their game series, because all their games became World of Warcraft in a storytelling. RIP Good Old Blizzard, i miss it so much.
Wow. An ACTUAL 4k version of this scene. Thank you dude. This is my favorite game cinematic of all time. I can't tell you what it means to see it in this quality
@@Mrig12000 Its called inflation and we wouldn’t have it if it weren’t for the central banks. It makes NO sense that our technology is getting better and the world as a whole has gotten richer by leaps and bounds over the centuries but we’re all of a sudden, inexplicably only growing poorer. I’m happy to recommend resources if you’d like to learn more.
@@nylaway7170 I understand how inflation works I just briefly gave a hint to it. I see why you point the blame to the central banks but that's a small portion of the problem. As a country we send too much money to other countries to aid assistance and our country is not in order. Ukraine for example I don't like what's going on over there especially the war crimes but we have Americans struggling here why are we sending money to them? I could understand if we had proper programs in place to assist struggling Americans. I'm not talking about food stamp programs unemployment or disability because all of those have failed. We have way too many homeless struggling Americans who are working 40+ hours and they live in hotels or cars. If we had issues like this solved in our country and it was running in perfect order. I would say ok we have enough to give aid to other countries but until then not a dime should be sent. I would love to see your recommendations for resources I will let you know what I think.
This inspired me to get into cigars, which i did many years after i watched it as a teen. I hope that one day i can afford gold zippo which Stukov is using.
Also just noticed: the zerglings sit there eating some rounds and watch him spray between them til empty. They also are entertained by lights like cats Zerglings: *these humans mostly tickle us, mostly*
@@JoJoRogain Well,that sad marine belonged to one of the colonies,it is assumed they were militia with poor weapons. But yeah,you are totally right,it does seem those zerglings are only tickled :))
@@lorddreemurr They probably can but have the ability to ignore it,like rabid animals who in a fight go all in despite the pain. It only enrages them further.
Starcraft I featured spaceships that can travel faster than light, but whose crews still watch tapes. Starcraft II looks great, but the aesthetic has changed from Grimdark-Cyberpunk whose characters all seem to be from Texas or Northern Mexico, to more of a final fantasy type aesthetic whose characters come straight out of manga. I realize that most of the Terran characters were animated as having shaved heads to cut down on CGI animation cost and lead time, but it really does fit the overall gloomy atmosphere of grizzled condemned convicts fighting against alien monsters. The Terrans were never supposed to be the "good guys" in this saga.
The Original StarCraft was way better in terms of atmosphere. It got inspiration from many other great series like Alien or Starship Troopers. StarCraft II lacks the feel of the original,but has better gameplay.
Finally, someone voices my opinion. I completely agree. I miss the gritty 90s dark ragtag dystopian cyberpunk starship trooper meets Texas vibes. It's all so glowing and colourful in SC2.
@@lemokemo5752 Agreed. The Original just took itself seriously,the second so and so. Those marines in the second game especially..those fat suits...just do not fit. And many more aspects that make the game less "believable".
The original StarCraft felt way more like space western. Most of the convicts had country accents plus the main Terran enemy was the “Confederate” faction of Edmund duke. It was dark gritty and had a feel of Red Necks in space
You also have to keep in mind the changes in circumstances. Mengsk wanted an empire. So he focused his resources on creating the prestige that goes with such a title. The Confederacy, on the other hand, was only after personal wealth and power for its leaders. We still see that gritty colonial vibe on planets like Mar Sara in SC2, the Confederacy's influence is still there in the fringe worlds. Also, the Terran weren't supposed to be the good guys or the bad guys. They fell on both sides. Raynor, however, has largely been portrayed as a consistently good guy. And in Starcraft 2, they also weren't locked in that role. You still had the Dominion as the bad guy in Wings of Liberty and Heart of the Swarm, Mobius Corp in Heart of the Swarm and Legacy of the Void. And then the Defenders of Man in Nova Covert Ops. And we see more chaotic elements like the outlaws in WoL and HotS.
Wouldn't being in a trench to fight the zerg be just suicidal becuase the main fighting force of the zerg (zerglings) are melee exclusive and wouldnt it be better to be up on walls to shoot them as they come forward
Hello, indeed walls would be better but this is just a small colony and the zerg are unleashed by the UED to watch how it unfolds. Also,i did not see many walls in the StarCraft universe,as all the factions use air power extensively,and that would make them pretty useless. But yes,against ground forces,walls would be nice to have ,altough zerg have nydus worms and can burrow.
Hello :) It seems the UED was there to observe how a Terran colony is doing against a Zerg Hive. DuGalle states that "unleashing them on man is another" hinting that they released some zerg on a colony to see their battle prowess. They were safe the whole way through. And when things got nasty they leave the planet as the helmsman states " colony is about to be overun in a matter of minutes" and " take us to orbit" . Hope this clarifies.
@@pawelmurias Yeah,they do want to use the Zerg as a weapon ,just like the Confederacy wanted before them. Also that is what Mengsk did too with his rebelion.
The Brood War intro is my favorite opening cinematic if not cinematic of all time. It still hits me with the biggest nerd chills after all these years. Such pathos and grit. It’s truly operatic. And “Aria” is one of my favorite songs of all time and rivals The Legend of Zelda theme for my favorite video game song. It’s a shame there isn’t more contemporary music like this. It makes me wish there was an entire opera behind it.
Indeed,it has one of the best music themes out there. Inspired from the old Warcraft II glorious midi themes :) My favourite is "Dearest Helena" . It showcases the whole original game and brood war theme.
@@quack_stack Indeed. Hate the way they made the mysterious, brooding, and very odd looking Protoss into "Pretty Aliens" like they decided "let's just make them like the Na'vi covered in WoW character getup.
@@macwilliams674 The Terrans themselves were pretty fucked up, and in SC2 they literally gloss over how Raynor helped Mengsk genocide a planet. Hell they even make sure to change the narrative to make sure that whichever side you choose is in the moral right
Hello, i feel the same way but honestly now that they did this version of "remaster" i don't think there will be another try anytime soon,at least for the first game..sadly.
@SeriousBearGaming I don't even mean blizzard, there are LOADS of talented people on this platform, one of em has to be an animation genius AND a starcraft nerd
@nylaway7170 specifically the cinematic, exclusively the cinematic. The weight of brood war aria would be that much heavier if it didn't open with their lips doing that...
DuGalle says en mass in a very fluent french accent that makes it sound a man, but it really is the french term en mass :/ even the 1998 version that en mass :\
I hesitate to type this for fear of jinxing things … StarCraft is my favorite sci-fi of all time! So glad that the Wokeness cancer hasn’t touched it unlike many of its peers. Now Kerrigan is a strong female character I can get behind. Please no lesbian space witches, please
Well,these games were too old to "catch" this whole woke movement era,fortunately. But if they ever make a third game,you can expect nasty things...like Homeworld 3 the recent release.
@@SeriousBearGaming True, but I also have a feeling that this franchise has flown under the wokester’s radar due to how niche it is (Of course, I could be wrong). It’s my understanding that of all entertainment mediums, gaming has been the most immune to the social justice virus. Ironically, I’m actually not much of a gamer so I don’t say this with any great deal of authority, but this is what I’ve heard.
@@nylaway7170 Yes,movies have been the prime target of political movements but games have been affected too. Especially those released recently (1-2 years old) . I usually avoid anything of the sort in my selection of games,but i had to play Homeworld 3 because of it's long history..and sadly they ruined it.
After 24 years I still feel deeply sorry for the two guys.
That dude with the rocket/grenade launcher knew they were about to get screwed. Even without saying a word, he went down like a boss.
yeah... emotional scene!
They never got that air support.
I know!!!
What exactly happened?
Did they use the psi emitter to attack a Dominion colony or were the troops down below also UED? If they were Dominion why would they point to the BC as air support (were they mistaken?) and if they were UED why were they attacked by Zerg? I’m guessing they had the technology to draw but not to control Zerg while attacking a Dominion colony at that point? Or did they directly attack their own troops just to test out the Zerg’s capabilities?
If that’s the case, it’s even harder to feel sorry for Gerard.
Centuries later and light years away, the powerful still use the little guys as chess pieces in war. Some things never change …
I am gonna be honest with everyone: For the longest time: I thought that the UED had just stunbled on to this base getting attacked by the Zerg.
It never crossed my mind that they were the ones who unleashed the Zerg on the base and this was basically a field test to see how the Zerg can be used as biological weapons!
Yes,you get a little hint for that in the colour of the marines in the trenches,being red. Dominion troops have that colour (specifically Sons of Korhal) ,and the UED are white. In the last cinematic it shows clearly a white marine stands near a red one so defenetly done on purpose to let you know the UED observed a Dominion colony being attacked by the zerg and how they dealt with it. In my understanding,Stukov wanted to use the Zerg to eliminate opponents but DuGalle refused. Quite ironic where that got them in the end.
@@SeriousBearGaming Following the UED was interesting but they reminded me too much of the Confederacy.
The Confederte Leadership basically did the same thing: the used Psy Emitters to attract a Zerg infestation on a colony that was getting out of line and then they either swept in to save it and get the praise of being heroes or they let the colony be wiped out (and then maybe the Protoss could glass the surface of the planet)
Speaking of Protoss, in the first game they had the power to basically wipe out everything on the surface of a planet (Chau Sara, Mar Sara, etc.) They never once said: "Let's go use this amazing power to glass Char, the biggest nest of Zerg. "
It's just a plothole that never gets explained.
The protoss are literally nerfed from their introduction of the first game because they were so OP.
@@julianmarco4185 можно подобрать и другое объяснение в рамках логики вселенной. Все эти ролики: пропаганда, допустим, Доминиона, возможно, периода правления Валериана). Тогда эпизоды массового идиотизма вполне объяснимы - это же агитка, враг и должен быть смертельно опасным, беспринципным, коварным, но при этом тупым, иначе хорошие парни не победят)
@@julianmarco4185 the Protoss thing can probably be easily be explained by the fact that those early Zerg infestations were not sophisticated Zerg broods. They were mostly lings and hydras with no real air support or a fleet of space faring zergs like char would have. That means Protoss basically had no contest in space allowing them to glass unhindered. For example the invasion on tarsonis was much more serious and Protoss did in fact did a ground invasion rather than glassing because there were mutas and guardians with the brood this time. Ofc it could be tassadar being merciful but it still felt like when there are serious Zerg or Terran air presence, glassing seems to no longer be an option. Could be a plot hole but it makes sense if glassing can only be done safely only if air superiority is established
@@jerryguo2695 Also they didn't discoverd Char yet. They are more busy bringing Tassardar and Zeratul in. Only until they found about their where about that the Overmind already have location of Aiur.
When it's been 11 years, and you just now realised that the marine pinned by the burning zerg was also burning, not having his visor down
Indeed,the original game was far more gritty and brutal than the second. Great stuff !
@SeriousBearGaming This isn't even the first game, it is the patch that makes it technically the second game in the story.
Starcraft 2 just has some of the dumbest dialogue. Like it was written or made by someone who worked all their lives on World of Warcraft and had only one setting.
Starcraft could basically exist in : the Alien Universe, the Expanse or Firefly
You would have to consume these 3 to write Starcraft story.
Indeed,i agree with you. SC 2 is a soap opera in space. It is very cheesy at times,not to everyone's liking. Fortunately the gameplay saved it a bit.
I though that was the firebat that burned inside tho then explodes
Dang i miss those SC broodwar glory days
@@julianmarco4185 And Starship Troopers. They even thanked Heinlein in the credits.
Just picked up a new computer, and StarCraft is always the first game I christen my new machines with. So hyped to play through
Have fun ! ALways a good choice StarCraft,especially the first game (original one)
RIP to the marines who died fighting down there. Even though most of them were convicts and criminals, but being abandoned like that was the worst way to die! Back when even cinematics and graphics were extremely Dark, Brutal and Terrifying even before the start of the game itself which was and still is my favourite! The zergs' brutality and the Terrans' hopelessness is so full of thought provoking moments, til death without help when one thought about would have been the only chance of survival and escape is absolutely scary and sad to watch! Bravo to the old schoolers like myself!
Hi there,thank you for your comment ! I absolutely agree with you,the old games like StarCraft had a much more gritty atmosphere and feel to them. That made them special . Today's games have more graphics and far less "soul" or identity put into them.
These guys were Terran Dominion Mengsk's troops who thought that UED battlecruiser was their backup but was actually responsible for luring the Zerg there based on Dugalle and Stukov's conversation. This is one of the missions in the Terran UED campaign where you use the Psi Emitter on the Dominion which Dugalle thought was a dishonorable way to fight but Stukov only saw it as practical.
@@Jaye1013 I always wondered what the context of this intro was. Having played the game multiple times, now it makes sense. Thanks for putting it into words though and clarifying.
@@GreyOverlord74 It dawned on me when I replayed the UED campaign not long ago. I guess the Dominion here got a taste of their own medicine because they used the same tactic on the Confederate capitol in Tarsonis back when the Dominion was still called the Sons of Korhal. That was one of the reasons Raynor left Mengsk's group and formed his own.
Man, RIP to the Old Blizzard that made it. World of Warcraft killed all their game series, because all their games became World of Warcraft in a storytelling. RIP Good Old Blizzard, i miss it so much.
Wow. An ACTUAL 4k version of this scene.
Thank you dude. This is my favorite game cinematic of all time.
I can't tell you what it means to see it in this quality
Hi and thank you for the kind words,i am very glad you liked it ! :)
The 90s when you could afford to throw and step on a full cigar then immediately light another one
brooo....
@@Mrig12000 Its called inflation and we wouldn’t have it if it weren’t for the central banks. It makes NO sense that our technology is getting better and the world as a whole has gotten richer by leaps and bounds over the centuries but we’re all of a sudden, inexplicably only growing poorer.
I’m happy to recommend resources if you’d like to learn more.
@@Mrig12000 For starters, I’d recommend Ron Paul’s “End the Fed” or paying a visit to the Ludwig von Mises Institute’s website.
@@nylaway7170 I understand how inflation works I just briefly gave a hint to it. I see why you point the blame to the central banks but that's a small portion of the problem. As a country we send too much money to other countries to aid assistance and our country is not in order. Ukraine for example I don't like what's going on over there especially the war crimes but we have Americans struggling here why are we sending money to them? I could understand if we had proper programs in place to assist struggling Americans. I'm not talking about food stamp programs unemployment or disability because all of those have failed. We have way too many homeless struggling Americans who are working 40+ hours and they live in hotels or cars. If we had issues like this solved in our country and it was running in perfect order. I would say ok we have enough to give aid to other countries but until then not a dime should be sent. I would love to see your recommendations for resources I will let you know what I think.
@@nylaway7170 Tobacco is mostly taxes.
The most epic cinematic in gaming history !
This inspired me to get into cigars, which i did many years after i watched it as a teen. I hope that one day i can afford gold zippo which Stukov is using.
Haha,that is cool. Stukov was a very good character,unlike DuGalle who came second.
00:40 = It took me over 20 years to notice that it wasn't the zergling who was screaming in pain, but the marine..
Indeed,quite horrific to die burning and stabbed at the same time.
Also just noticed: the zerglings sit there eating some rounds and watch him spray between them til empty. They also are entertained by lights like cats
Zerglings: *these humans mostly tickle us, mostly*
@@JoJoRogain Well,that sad marine belonged to one of the colonies,it is assumed they were militia with poor weapons. But yeah,you are totally right,it does seem those zerglings are only tickled :))
Not sure zerglings can even feel pain. I doubt it, especially with adrenaline glands like the ones you can get in game
@@lorddreemurr They probably can but have the ability to ignore it,like rabid animals who in a fight go all in despite the pain. It only enrages them further.
Starcraft I featured spaceships that can travel faster than light, but whose crews still watch tapes. Starcraft II looks great, but the aesthetic has changed from Grimdark-Cyberpunk whose characters all seem to be from Texas or Northern Mexico, to more of a final fantasy type aesthetic whose characters come straight out of manga.
I realize that most of the Terran characters were animated as having shaved heads to cut down on CGI animation cost and lead time, but it really does fit the overall gloomy atmosphere of grizzled condemned convicts fighting against alien monsters. The Terrans were never supposed to be the "good guys" in this saga.
The Original StarCraft was way better in terms of atmosphere. It got inspiration from many other great series like Alien or Starship Troopers. StarCraft II lacks the feel of the original,but has better gameplay.
Finally, someone voices my opinion. I completely agree. I miss the gritty 90s dark ragtag dystopian cyberpunk starship trooper meets Texas vibes.
It's all so glowing and colourful in SC2.
@@lemokemo5752 Agreed. The Original just took itself seriously,the second so and so. Those marines in the second game especially..those fat suits...just do not fit. And many more aspects that make the game less "believable".
The original StarCraft felt way more like space western. Most of the convicts had country accents plus the main Terran enemy was the “Confederate” faction of Edmund duke. It was dark gritty and had a feel of Red Necks in space
You also have to keep in mind the changes in circumstances. Mengsk wanted an empire. So he focused his resources on creating the prestige that goes with such a title. The Confederacy, on the other hand, was only after personal wealth and power for its leaders. We still see that gritty colonial vibe on planets like Mar Sara in SC2, the Confederacy's influence is still there in the fringe worlds. Also, the Terran weren't supposed to be the good guys or the bad guys. They fell on both sides. Raynor, however, has largely been portrayed as a consistently good guy. And in Starcraft 2, they also weren't locked in that role. You still had the Dominion as the bad guy in Wings of Liberty and Heart of the Swarm, Mobius Corp in Heart of the Swarm and Legacy of the Void. And then the Defenders of Man in Nova Covert Ops. And we see more chaotic elements like the outlaws in WoL and HotS.
2:53 Doc Martens still fashionable far into the future
never gets old yet it ages like a fine damn wine.
This intro is insane, this is what starcraft should have always been
Hello,completely agree with you. The old style of grit and a little more realism made it better.
One of the best games that I'm playing
Can anyone recommend some music that sounds like what you hear the marine listening to? It’s like terran Hendrix
Look up "SC: Brood War | Drone Guitar Ambience Cover - 4K" on RUclips.
Gives me vibes of Perfect Strangers by Deep Purple.
It’s like just instrumental blues rock and solo stuff
@@Summonick2 But it ain’t no B.B. King / chicken wings bluez. It’s something with a little more pepper
@@lopezpresentsthestories8624 ruclips.net/video/rLFuiXZT0pM/видео.htmlsi=vbAG5MhS-l8xVTgy
00:56 God that's the supreme weapon firing sound. Nothing even comes close
Spoken like a true gamer ! :)
luckily for them someone remembered that you use missile turrets in manual control mode and dumb fire the missiles at ground targets
first ever appearance of a Terran Marauder
Wouldn't being in a trench to fight the zerg be just suicidal becuase the main fighting force of the zerg (zerglings) are melee exclusive and wouldnt it be better to be up on walls to shoot them as they come forward
Hello, indeed walls would be better but this is just a small colony and the zerg are unleashed by the UED to watch how it unfolds. Also,i did not see many walls in the StarCraft universe,as all the factions use air power extensively,and that would make them pretty useless. But yes,against ground forces,walls would be nice to have ,altough zerg have nydus worms and can burrow.
Never get old yet it ages like a fine damn wine old.
Incredible video I really love to watch your video beautiful scene on the video ❤❤❤❤ please keep it up and entertainment center
Are you prepared to go all the way with this?
Well,he did go all the way. Died,became infested,then cured..then infested again for SC 2.
I WISH Blizzard can redo this intro cut scene masterpiece.
My question is this: with that many Zerg swarming around the place, how did the Alexsander not get attacked or noticed?
Hello :) It seems the UED was there to observe how a Terran colony is doing against a Zerg Hive. DuGalle states that "unleashing them on man is another" hinting that they released some zerg on a colony to see their battle prowess. They were safe the whole way through. And when things got nasty they leave the planet as the helmsman states " colony is about to be overun in a matter of minutes" and " take us to orbit" . Hope this clarifies.
@@SeriousBearGaming their plan is to enslave the overmind and unleash the zerg (as you do in the campaign)
most common zergs don't attack flying units
@@pawelmurias Yeah,they do want to use the Zerg as a weapon ,just like the Confederacy wanted before them. Also that is what Mengsk did too with his rebelion.
Guys will see this and think “hell yeah”
The Brood War intro is my favorite opening cinematic if not cinematic of all time. It still hits me with the biggest nerd chills after all these years. Such pathos and grit. It’s truly operatic.
And “Aria” is one of my favorite songs of all time and rivals The Legend of Zelda theme for my favorite video game song. It’s a shame there isn’t more contemporary music like this. It makes me wish there was an entire opera behind it.
Just remembered! Terran theme song 1 is also one of my all time favs!
Indeed,it has one of the best music themes out there. Inspired from the old Warcraft II glorious midi themes :) My favourite is "Dearest Helena" . It showcases the whole original game and brood war theme.
@@SeriousBearGaming TIL!
nice
Thanks
Wow best game
This motivates me to watch similar videos of this kind. Really immersive experience I had watching this.
Honestly the biggest issue I had with SC2 is that it really feels like it lost its identity. It went from dark sci fi to just sci fi
@@quack_stack Indeed. Hate the way they made the mysterious, brooding, and very odd looking Protoss into "Pretty Aliens" like they decided "let's just make them like the Na'vi covered in WoW character getup.
@@macwilliams674 The Terrans themselves were pretty fucked up, and in SC2 they literally gloss over how Raynor helped Mengsk genocide a planet. Hell they even make sure to change the narrative to make sure that whichever side you choose is in the moral right
The marine had over 200 bullets and it wasn't enough to kill a single 'ling??
For the purpose of drama,everything is possible :)
He's got Storm Trooper aim.
maybe it was a devouring one the special super zergling unit
@@NodzergHorde1997 I think Devouring Ones only appears in pairs in the campaign. He could have been shooting at two and still be canon
Or the Zerg had 3 armor upgrades while terrans had 0 weapon upgrades
Wish someone would make an actually remake of this with better graphical technology
Hello, i feel the same way but honestly now that they did this version of "remaster" i don't think there will be another try anytime soon,at least for the first game..sadly.
@SeriousBearGaming I don't even mean blizzard, there are LOADS of talented people on this platform, one of em has to be an animation genius AND a starcraft nerd
@@Argom42 Yes indeed,very true.
Haven’t they?! Or are you just talking about the cinematic?
@nylaway7170 specifically the cinematic, exclusively the cinematic. The weight of brood war aria would be that much heavier if it didn't open with their lips doing that...
DuGalle says en mass in a very fluent french accent that makes it sound a man, but it really is the french term en mass :/ even the 1998 version that en mass :\
It's "on man".
Todays "Activision-Blizzard" is nothing...not even a shadow. The old crew is long gone. SC1 outlived SC2.....as expected.
I hesitate to type this for fear of jinxing things …
StarCraft is my favorite sci-fi of all time! So glad that the Wokeness cancer hasn’t touched it unlike many of its peers. Now Kerrigan is a strong female character I can get behind.
Please no lesbian space witches, please
Well,these games were too old to "catch" this whole woke movement era,fortunately. But if they ever make a third game,you can expect nasty things...like Homeworld 3 the recent release.
@@SeriousBearGaming True, but I also have a feeling that this franchise has flown under the wokester’s radar due to how niche it is (Of course, I could be wrong).
It’s my understanding that of all entertainment mediums, gaming has been the most immune to the social justice virus. Ironically, I’m actually not much of a gamer so I don’t say this with any great deal of authority, but this is what I’ve heard.
@@nylaway7170 Yes,movies have been the prime target of political movements but games have been affected too. Especially those released recently (1-2 years old) . I usually avoid anything of the sort in my selection of games,but i had to play Homeworld 3 because of it's long history..and sadly they ruined it.
why they didn't rework the cinema cutscenes?
Lazy, or just wanted to preserve the original ones' feeling.
I hate terrans in starcraft 2
Indeed,i see your point. Is it the big fat suits or something else you hate? :)
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Serious bear gaming topkek l;mao
NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BITCHES!!!
Война в Украине...
God Bless Russia and The Jewish People. 🇮🇱❤🇷🇺.
tf does that have to do with starcraft broodwar
No.
As long as they’re not Zionists.
@@NodzergHorde1997stukov and mountstein.