StarCraft 2: Custom Campaign - Wings of Liberty Human Edition! (Ep. 1) 

My 5 dmg zergling trying to chew through a 420hp footman.

Forget about footmen. Imagine how pants shittingly terrifying mass gryphons, steam tanks, mortars, hell even mass riflemen would be. Not even the monstrosity that was HotS zerg could stop that.

It would probably only take 2-3 footman to takedown a Thor

​@@eragonrank5303 If they are cartoon They were trying to lick the entire armor clean!

​@eragonrank5303 who has like 9 Armour with paladin skills and full upgrades

Sarah*

RE-re-Reforged WC3

To be fair, it really would've been quite easy if he just waited to regenerate. He went into the fight with all his stuff half dead and with no mana if he just waited 5 minutes the fight would've been easy (albeit a bit boring to watch).

also, lowko: didn't see the time for zero hour was the year 2012..

Probably got ran over by a carriage or something 😂

You should make a video series of this it will be funny. Maybe with a YTP/scene before the main video detailing how Arthas got isekai'd.

You mean HotS: UD Edition?

@@Juanototo1 ya

​@@Juanototo1Nah HotS NE and LotV UD would make more sense I think. Even tho I like HotS and Undeads more so I wouldn't mind this combination :)

I never understand what they say.

I actually would like to see Warcraft 3 with either SC1 or SC2 Races. The human campaign would certainly go a lot different with “Oops, all ranged”

You wanna know why? It’s because the humble Footman solos basically every ground troop because of the combination of +3 and Defend. It’s actually nuts how strong footman actually are. I never realised it as I always had piercing damage in spades as I was playing night elves.

Magic always was better then technology. It's only problem was mass production and consistency which units like the Footmen seemed to have solved with their magical ability of "You need pierce damage bruh and no your sci-fi hypesonic rounds don't count"

Malganis should be in this campaign I don't mind weather for Kerrigan or Mengsk, but I would do Kerrigan Malganis and Kelthuzad Mengsk

@@Pigraider268 I would say the WC lesser and greater demons are equivalent to SC Cerebrates and the Overmind. So the counterpart for Malganis would be Zasz.

@@LordTelperion Zasz is way less popular than Malganis

oh I expected Jaina is the one commanding Hyperion but it's still Matt. that's cool.

​@@normanharrison8215Jaina is stetman hilariously enough

Nah it's all magic. Incomprehensible for these space babies

Im gonna be real with you I think five riflemen with that 1600s weaponry could beat the hyperion

That’s only because they don’t have the fast burrow buff yet. Just you wait.

Executor Nyon and his lackeys are rogue Tal'darim which means they are not aligned to the red Tal'darim you see in LotV. If they were with the original Tal'darim, they would not hinder the Mobius Faction led by "Narud" who is trying to collect them. If we're going by lore implications, Kerrigan would never get rid of Amon's influence if Raynor and co. didn't de-infest her using the artifact so Nyon and his faction is actually dooming the universe by keeping these artifacts hidden.

@@silenthero2795 Alright, but by that logic, they come off as even more noble. They're a rogue Tal'darim faction, doing their best to stop Narud and Amon's plans, meaning they are simultaneously fighting 3 blatantly evil factions. Sure, them failing and Narud's plan succeeding ultimately led to Narud and Amon's downfall, but they couldn't have known that. You have successfully convinced me that Nyon is not only a chill cool guy, but also an unsung hero.

​@@VeryPeeved Narud would eventually get those artifacts given that the red Tal-darim is a much stronger faction. It's a wonder why he needs to recruit Raynor for that but that's another topic. Nyon is blindly defending an artifact he knows nothing about so I don't think its noble to guard something you have no clue what's it for. He's just convinced that since its a Xel'naga artifact, it needs to be defended. Even Alarak couldn't stop himself from insulting Nyon for being so high on terrazine that he's defending an artifact when no one told him to do so.

​@@silenthero2795 Defending your holy places from a band of raiders looking to plunder and despoil them for profit is usually a noble task. As is going out of your way to fuck over Narud whenever possible. As for why he needed Raynor... I don't know, maybe the Tal'darim were just busy with other things and Raynor was handy. Or maybe the whole "rogue Tal'darim" thing was just a hasty patch over a bunch of piss-poor writing, with the writers failing to realize they were patching over plot holes with more plot holes. But that can't possibly be it. Maybe Nyon just really hates Narud on a personal level, and refuses to do anything he says, regardless of whether it's supposedly "part of Amon's plan", and when Narud went to complain to the Tal'darim Highlord about it, he went "Lol. And furthermore, lmao." And told him to solve his own damn problems.

​@@VeryPeeved Those places only became "holy" is because of the artefacts. They have no strategic value whatsoever but Nyon decided to build fortifications around them just because. It's not for ruining Narud's plans since he didn't even ask why Raynor and co. are stealing them. Nyon isn't even actively trying to undertstand these artefacts but simply hoarding them. He would rather send his own men to their deaths for a bauble he knows not what it can do. There's actually 2 types of Tal'darim: the red ones in Slayn and the left behind Protoss on Aiur under Ulrezaj (only in the books). SC writing is all over the place so there are retcons galore that you can't even grasp what group is anymore. Nyon is basically a too high Protoss who thinks guarding Xel'Naga artefacts is a noble endeavour. If he cooperated with the Aiur Protoss on his artefact collection, they would have figured out the vast potential of which this artefact is made for.

This one is basically a big shitpost while the other one is more playable