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156 downloads Uploaded: Name: Jim_Raynor Age: 13 Direction: I will try to make three more episodes, Episode VII, Protoss, Episode VIII, Zerg, and Episode IX, Terran. The Protoss campaign will be called Praetor of Shakuras, and it will have 3 levels and 3 cutscene levels. The Zerg campaign will be called Rebels of the Swarm, and will have 3 levels and 3 cutscene levels. The Terran campaign will be called Project Shadow Blade and will also have 3 levels and 3 cutscene levels. The Protoss campaign is about the Dark Templar on Shakuras and their new leader, Praetor Artanis.
867 year old Yah’zar and his apprentice, Mi’Shuras, who is 287 years old, are serving under this new leader after the loss of Rascagal and the disappearance of Zeratul. Mi’Shuras soon learns a secret beyond her or any of their imaginations. The Zerg campaign focuses on a Hunter Killer under Kerrigan 's control. The Hunter Killer, who is named Ryuuthn, seems to have a mind of it 's own and doesn 't like how Kerrigan is ruling.
He asks her to give him a brood, but when Kerrigan refuses, he steals some Drones and makes his own plans. In the Terran Campaign we continue to see the Dominion trying to rise in power, but this time they are trying to rebuild. To make it worse for them, Carl Dawson and a few Alpha Squadron men are trying to overthrow the Dominion. “CD”, as Dawson likes to be called, is working on destroying the Dominion, but the Dominion is working on a new project they call. Project Shadow Blade!
Each campaign has something unique at the end. The Protoss have a hidden bonus mission, the Zerg have an, um, Trigger full cutscene level, and the Terran have a boss fight. Each campaign also has an epilogue.
03:01 AMPosted by I'm not sure what your definition of cheese is, but for the purposes of this discussion, we're going to operate on the definition of cheese as something you do blind, to try and get a cheap win as fast as possible. We're going to define an all in as something you choose to do based on some information you have. I believe all ins have a place in a strategy game, but cheese does not. I disagree quite fundamentally with this. Uncertainty has a place in strategy, and it therefore has a place in a strategy game.
Dealing with uncertainty, whether it comes from lack of information or from an imperfect understanding of what will happen when you make a certain decision, or what your opponent will decide to do in response, is an essential consideration for any strategist. Taking advantage of an opponent's uncertainty is viable strategy. Taking calculated risks is viable strategy. I don't think cheese as you've defined it can be distinguished from your definition of an all-in. When you open with a cheese, you can be doing it based on all kinds of information you might have: your own strengths, your opponent (anything from his chosen race to anything more particular that you might know), trends in how people are playing the game and thus what vulnerabilities their openers are likely to have, and all kinds of other minutia about how the game is played.
You choose to open with a cheese due to some information that you have: it's not information that you gained by directly (or even indirectly) scouting your opponent, or indeed observing the game state at all (unless you're random and choose to use a cheese based on what you spawned with), but it is information nonetheless. Whenever you have choices about what to build with your resources, and those choices can involve trading a large amount of immediate strength to have more resource gathering, then it is absolutely appropriate for the extremes of those choices upon meeting to result in large advantages for the one who chose immediate strength to the detriment of his economy. There should be a reason to do something other than strictly focus on your economy early, both because of the potential advantages of attacking and the potential disadvantages of not having enough to defend an early attack. And the information of what your opponent is doing that would make your choice a fully informed one should not be immediately available except at a cost (for example, income lost from a worker scout) or at least a risk (maybe losing an overlord.) The possibility of blind aggressive openers that can do devastating damage is what makes opening build choice interesting.