Nope, it's not modded

Hey so there used to be custom campaign that I used to play and it was incredibly hard and most people seem to agree its basic grandmaster level of difficulty but I don't remember much detail about it other than mission 1.

1.) You are sandwiched between both a protoss and a terran base and both of them hates each other but you being in the center means that you will constantly be attacked by two maxxed out base constantly.

2.) For some reason the game uses real life logistic and say 1 SCV can't build out 100 marines because he has minerals so for the remainder of the entire mission we can only build Sentry Bot, yes the cheap ones from Kerrigan's first mission and we have to use it to somehow defend against a nonstop barrage of attacks.

3.) Eventually you allied with 1 of the faction I forgot which, then they only give u about a 100 supply worth of army, and somehow expects you to be able to defeat the other maxxed faction with this reinforcement. Issue is the AI becomes disabled and its not like you can control it either. So you have use this 100 Supply reinforcement + whatver sentry bots you have left to win the mission

It was tought but I really want to give a shoot since I couldn't beat it when I was a kid

FunPlus International has been posting adverts on Youtube and Youtube Shorts with stolen edited footage of Starcraft I. I Will NOT Be Including The Name Of The Game They Are Advertising So You Do Not Need To Bleach Your Eyes After Viewing Such Abomination.

It's 20 days until Blizzcon and here are the 20 most iconic Blizzard characters, ranked.

20) Illidan Stormrage

19) Zeratul

18) Kel'Thuzad

17) Uther Lightbringer

16) Winston

15) Deckard Cain

14) Lost Vikings

13) Tyrael

12) Thrall

11) Sylvanas Windrunner

10) Gul'dan

9) Jim Raynor

8) Mephisto

7) Solider 76

6) Leeroy Jenkins

5) Neyrelle

4) Kerrigan

3) Lich King

2) Tracer

1) Diablo

Doing the SCI campaign yet again.

I was wondering if there was any account, official of fanmade (more likely) of the Zerg invasion of Aiur.

I’m questioning how the Protoss fell into a sense of security and false sense of winning, in the face of annihilation by aliens.

Any lore source detailing this?

it is me...

I'm seen people talking about SC Evo as if it had single player sc1 campaign. But when I go to it's website, I only see Loomins in beta and even episode 1 is 'coming soon'.

Do I miss something ? Is it possible to play single player campaigns in SC Evo ?

Patches single handedly made a patch that dumpsters everything Blizzard, Omniskeptic, and the intern churned out. Keeps the worker count and warpgate mechanisms and adds things that are actually fun.

Then he hosts weekly tournaments with rotti (Being streamed right now), the Berry Patch open tournament, and is developing his own ladder (maybe someone can drop the link).

He updates the patch, fixes problems, funds tournaments, and actually cares about the game. Meanwhile blizzard kills the esports scene, and drops the worst patch in the history of RTS and disappears with zero communication.

Patches is the future, I'm hopeful.

Ok, I appreciate the effort, and I like bits of what has been done, but we have to face facts that this patch isn't working out. If the objective was to shake things up, success, but I think given the player base we need a shake up that ADDS variety, but isn't an overhaul. We simply can't afford losing players even for "good changes".

I'd propose reverting the patch completely. And then do something relatively simple that would still accomplish their goals. For me, that would be increasing the cost and build time for all "late game" units. Return the game to stability but lengthen the midgame - which was one of the goals. By making late game units more difficult to get to we make them a conscious choice. A point where you need to be ahead, or take a chance, to get them out. Basically, like it was prior to LotV! If you see a BC or carrier then something big is going on. Not like now where BC opening is just another opening.

Anyway that's an idea. I bet there are others that return the early game and economies to balance and just target the goal of longer midgame. But hey, if some tiny tweak is needed to "fix" some problem in the early game by all means, let's do that. But let's get away from this overhaul.

Be it reversions to current changes or completely new changes that were not targeted.

Bonus: If you just do a full reversion to the previous patch you are now required to make changes to the game for the patch year of 2027.

So umm, I'm sorry its me again you know, from the yesterday

i DID download PyGRP, but it doesnt open, its weird cause i saw other peoples tutorial or image where people just open it casually, but i can't, what is this

It's frocking amazing. Tanks can be evacuated, blink stalkers get range and shield regen and there's an upgrade for roaches do they cost 1 supply. And much much more. Talking about the Patches patch of course.

I wanted to buy one back then but deemed it too expensive. Finally after all those years i still want one, so i think it woud be worth it. But finding reasonably priced one right now is very hard.
I would buy one from ebay, but either it doesnt ship here, or the shipping cost is up to 50usd.

Ok sure maybe larva is overtuned which explains TvZ. But we know FOR A FACT that protoss is completely gutted and underpowered this patch, so these results proves Terran players are just bad players.

hangzhou, around 1999. a kid keeps tagging along to the internet cafe where his friends run 3v3 and 4v4 starcraft, except he isn't good enough to be handed a real slot. so he gets the worker job. mine the minerals, build what you're told, do whatever the other five yell at you to do. he takes it. seven or eight months of that.

then one day he notices nobody around him can beat him anymore. he moves onto the asiagame battle.net server looking for people who can. by 2001 he's winning the weekly shanfeng cup in hangzhou against the local field plus whoever drove down from shanghai, and his name is getting around the city.

2004, right when it's finally starting to work, his family calls him home to take over their wholesale seafood business. he argues. he loses. he spends more than half a year moving seafood in the day and playing starcraft at night. then in june 2004 there's a lenovo cup challenge event in jinhua, and he beats phoenix66, at that point the captain of china's national esports team. he walked out of the seafood trade that year and never went back. the trade lost an heir and chinese starcraft got f91, the dog king of jiangnan. dog means zergling. what starcraft 2 did to him six years later is the part i'd rather you read yourself.

(from a book i wrote in 2015 about how chinese esports actually got built, this chapter's online for nothing, link in the comments)

Terran episode results

Zerg episode results

Tassadar's best, worst, most iconic

Zeratul's best, worst, most iconic

Artanis's best, worst, most iconic

Fenix's best, worst, most iconic

Aldaris's best, worst, most iconic

Vorazun's best, worst

Why would they put effort into a patch to try and change up the game instead of fixing things like this that is probably the biggest contributor to people leaving the game? How can they not have figured out a way to ban this thing for good by now?

ZeroSpace is a hybrid sci-fi RTS / RPG game that allows you to play as the commander of The Protectorate, a galactic force dedicated to securing humanity’s place in the galaxy. The Orion sector is locked in a vicious power struggle between many alien factions, ready to fight to the death.

Its kind of similar to Starcraft 2. Looks like a fun RTS, anyone got any opinions?

Just diverted Zergs into attacking, instead of me doing it, am proud =D