StarCraft: Remastered - CRASHED BATTLECRUISER! 

How did he not notice the scv holding the psi emitter

It's funny as hell watching Lowko derping through the missions. "How do I pick up that psi emitter? It's not like a SCV was carrying it at the beginning of the mission or anything"

Gotta love the scale in this game. When a single SCV is one third of a battlecruiser

You should try using "Lockdown" on enemy tanks or Battlecruisers.

"Let's see if we can move through the northern side a little bit more efficiently this time." He totally lost Sarah in the previous one x'D

Majority of missions in SC1 campaign have easy way to end them. Like in here you can just cheese your way through defenses with dropships and raynor and win very quickly but you can also kill everything on the map first and then finish the mission... I prefer second method :D

I love how Lowko's portrait is present in the mission briefing. Commander Nice Guy reporting for duty!

Lol the SCV was attacking the enemy refinery and was killed by your own Siege Tank's splash damage :O

2:34 "He is obviously a confederate general, so he is very much a high rank officer" Lowko 2017

Was kinda cringing when you didnt use lockdown on that battlecruiser or the tanks. Use it, its SUPER useful vs those kinds of units.

sacrificial dropships was my initial tactic back in like 99 while I was like 7 or so, everybody thought I was a cheeky brat :D

Actually an easy way to bring the scv to the base is to give it a defense matrix and make a run for it with some units. This mission can be done extremely quickly

Watching SC1 story after you know SC2 story is less about getting to know "what happend" but about "how things happen" which is also a great way to get into a story.

Lowko being Lowko with the psi emitter. Totally didn't noticed that he moved the scv with the emitter at the beginning

SCV holding the psi emitter, Lowko even moves it around, ends up being destroyed. Lowko 3 min later ''I think I need to bring the psi emitter over there then. The question is, how am I gonna do that?'' XD

I'm starting to love these cutscenes. It's like watching the Star Trek original series.

Norad II was one of my favorite missions from sc1 back in the day. If you let one of the bunkers get destroyed (forget which one) you could build a barracks, factory, or starport down there. Felt extra cheeky fighting through the map backwards.

Did you know SCVs could be put into bunkers? You left the Norad SCVs vulnerable even though there was space in the bunkers for them. If you lost them it would be much harder to win.

You just know he googled how to move the psi emitter after a while hahahaha

Highly recommend that you always build the ComSat Add On for the Command Center, it's useful for scouting safely when you don't want to risk sending your pricey units into the realm of the unknown. I did that and it helped me make better play decisions just because I saw where I could cut through or where I should avoid.

Don't be afraid to take expansions. Also, you may want to note that SC1 heroes are usually more of a liability than a help. Plus Kerrigan and Raynor both do concussive damage so their attacks are decreased against large units and buildings. Generally you're better just leaving them behind.

Hello Lowko! Have a great time on Gamescon. Your idea of rushing Dropships through forest of Spore Colonies is good - that's how people cheese that mission for speed runs. And same with next mission - 2 Dropships, 1 Science Vessel and Defense Matrix :) Kerrigan and SCV with PSI Emitter to 1 Dropship. Both Dropships get Defense Matrix. And then Empty Dropship with Science Vessel just before Dropship with Kerrigan fly to beacon, where you drop Kerrigan and SCV. Insta win ;) Also tip - use Comsat Station to get knowledge about map layout. You don't need it in SC2, as you know ladder maps by heart, but in campaign it's useful tool :)

Important part of the Terran campaign: repair, repair, repair! I know that you don't see a lot of repair in SC2 multiplayer, but it's crucial for this campaign. Example: for the majority of the time, the SCV carrying the psiemmiter was standing beside the Science vessel and all the tanks, and they all just died for nothing. Especially since there's no way to deal with injured marines, when pushing a base like that, try having half a dozen SCVs for repair, along with 6 goliaths for AA, and maybe start with 2 Sci Vessels, instead of all those marines dying.

I can't wait until you get further in the story, THIS IS SOME GREAT CONTENT!!! :D

16:40 Yes, that was exactly my strategy when I played this mission for the first time ... and it worked!

im gonna laugh so hard when he looses from a hero getting broodling spawned by zerg queens because he keeps wanting to use them on the front lines so much.

Hmm lemme see whats new in youtube today: hmmm tom and jerry live strea,... ... ... Lowko, new vídeo 1 minute ago... FUCK YEAH, running to grab a popcorn

He should never fast forward and share all his pain of this campaign when playing for the first time with us.

I went on a straight line to the Norad II with Dropships and thats it. I did clean up a little bit of the spore colonies before.

Gotta hit that 'Non other than' quotas, man

I love how _all_ Zerg flying patrols and attack forces always have some Guardians, and terror/cleanup squads are made up almost _only_ of these bad boys. Such a great unit.

Lowko, when they give you a new unit, you are supposed to use that unit. Goliaths are the new unit on this map and totally wipe the floor on this mission.

Man that pathing on the Goliath when you tried to get him back down the ramp... took me way back :)

It making me laugh when you trying to get the psy emitter, on the second mission. But you did it great Lowko. Keep it on with your great work and your sense of humour, hahaha

17:45 and so Jim initiates my favourite Kerrigan line in the entire SC series. “Shut up.” 😆

I remember playing this missions in what I guess would be considered a slow push. I barely lost a unit if any at all. I would set my defenses before even building my attack army.

I found out, that if you destroy the siege tanks to the right, you can go ahead and give the scv a defence matrix and he can walk all the way to the beacon before he dies.

Was shouting at my phone at several points in the video. Guess Lowko is Lowko alright. Here's a helpful hint: don't use stim packs in this campaign. All it does is to make your marines easier to kill without medics. I rather play with a mech army at this point.

Goliaths would have taken care of enemy dropships dropping marines right next to your seige tanks in seige mode. In seige mode, they have minimum range they can attack as well. (If units too close, they can't defend themselves in seige mode)

Lowko next time you ever play Norad II mission again you can place barracks in this pit if you destroy one of your bunkers and it makes clearing it a lot easier as well as defending.

Just so you know, workers are really strong units. One worker can beat a 0-0 marine (without micro) 1v1.

What did we learn?.. That SCVs can carry stuff.. And that Raynor rhymes with traitor.. And we almost learned that SCVs can be used for repairing stuff too.

I know this will get lost in the comments, but I really love the story on the original StarCraft game. This was the first game I learned how to play, but I never had the time to complete the Zerg or Protoss campaigns. I am binge watching all of the campaign episodes now as I am also working on my college assignments. I love this game and so far I'm falling back in love with the story. Keep on pushing Lowko (I know you've already finished the campaign, but I am still interested in seeing how the rest of the story turns out). I'm very happy you are showing the story as well as you are.

Last name: Duke. First name :Noneotherthan.

Lowko don't be scared to drag and drop box loads of troops. Hot keys help a lot but in combat Drag and drop works really well in a chaotic battle front as your hot group units often stop moving after being blocked by units ahead of them.

Lowko... U've a lot to learn! jajaja That PSi Emiter got bored there for ages 'till u realized an SCV was supposed to carry it! XD

"Inconomy" Lowko 2017

Fun fact: Voice actors for Mengsk and Raynor hadn't changed from SC1 to SC2. These are only prominent roles that had same voice actors

In this mision you only need to fly a bunch ir dropships to the battlecruiser, and you failed. GG Lowko, GG.

The first time I played this mission, I didn't realize I could control the units near the Norad. I had played RTS games in the past with NPC allies in some of the campaign missions, and assumed that's what was going on.

"maybe an SCV can pick it up" havent you payed the SC2 CO-OP lava map? :))

Ghost has an ability called lock down if my memory is correct. You can freeze and disable an enemy mechanic unit with that ability and knock it down. Quite useful against high value units like battlecruiser and siege tank. And science vessel's shield gives your unit extra 200 hit points. Just cast it on a marine and soak all enemy fire as you push into enemy's base.

interesting to see Lowko using marines. I almost always gone for max air or mech terran. Cloaked wraiths were broken,btw, AI didn't use much detection.

What I liked about this mission was I can control the units around the Nomad. I used the golitath to clear the Sunken Coloney and used the cleared space to build a Barracks. I started producing Marines from within the crash site and pincer attacked my way through. It was actually a very easy mission... all you needed was 2 drop ships worth of marines and unload them on the edge of the hill adjacent to the crash site. it could have been cleared in 8 minutes, but I spend about 23 minutes in it.

It repeatedly blows me away how he doesn't even consider building any kind of escort for his dropships. He would rather build four extra dropships with the express purpose of them getting shot down than a single wraith.

If I remember correctly you can have your science facility follow another unit by just selecting science facility and right clicking another unit. Helps to give mobile vision without putting it in danger.

Almost all Terran structures could lift off save for add-ons.

For some reasons blizzard loves to put guardians chasing air units in every videos.

Tip for this map, instead of building a ground army, use dropships and land troops on on the cliff to the right of the base. There are spore colonys there, once those are destroyed you can win the game by bring Raynro and two dropships over.

Actually there is a shortcut for this mission objective. With 2 dropships and a few goliaths, you can just make a way from southern cliff side to the Norad II. View uphill with comsat scan.

And the mission with psi emitter also has a shortcut. Defensive matrix is the key. Matrix on carrier SCV, and matrix on dropship. Load the SCV into dropship, fly to the beacon, and unload. If dropship just can't stand the hit, unload SCV just before destroyed. Hopefully get into the beacon just in time. If done correctly, defensive matrix should still up. If this trick is too difficult, destroyed a single turret on the cliff (enemy's territory) and avoiding BC should help.

Lowko, if you have a ghost, use lock down please. You could have kill that battlecruiser without losing marines.

A little tip. If you struggle in a mission, find and destroy the weaker bases. And obtain expansions.

I really like Mengsk's "theory" on the Zerg. I'm sure he has a better inkling of their true origin (he would have at this point talked to Duke about them), but they way he uses the information to manipulate you and Raynor.

Fastest way through this mission is going to the bottom right cliff near the base, sniping the spore's with marines/goliaths so you can drop units at the top, then just own the remaining spores and flying Jimmy over once the path is clear of scourge etc

Ah the Norad mission, I love to build the barracks, factory and starport in the finish area and produce units there and then just roll out and kill the Zerg from the other side >D

You shoud defenetly try lockdown ability on kerrigan against mech units. (Also, defense matrix on sience vessel... worth a shot, could have saved the sige tanks in low hp.) Nice videos huge fan of SC1, enjoying seeing you playing it.

A Goliath is a mini Thor. That is a clearer explanation lol. Both Group to ground and ground to air. I believe the ground to air is stronger too.

I'm not used to watching someone else play Starcraft. I keep clicking on the video screen trying to check the health of units and scroll the screen xD

Never actually fought head-on, always got around the back

"Commanding The Fleet" -Random Russian Guy With Great Mustache.

Thanks for the walkthrough video!

These amazing cut scenes always got my imagination going. Still looks good!

Lowko, the EZPZ way to do that 2nd mission, and tbh all missions where you have siege tanks, is to use a drop ship to move 3-4 tanks + either 8 marines or a couple goliaths onto the highground patches. That will give them massive vision and range advantages, which the enemy will try to counter with air units that will be shot down by your marines or goliaths

Hey man, watching a guy who's actually good at it discover my favorite game of all time is super entertaining. Keep it up. Also I can't stress how important and rewarding exploration in-general is in old games, I'd suggest exploring as much as possible. Also, self-set bonus objectives, hahaha, SC/BW didn't have many.

Remember! The last mission on broodwars is secret. You need to beat one mission before one of your allies scapes from battle.

Second mission here (with psi emitter) can be cheesed by shielding the scv and just straight sending it to the beacon. Just shield it outside your base, or it will end too early.

Lowko is on mission 6 while I'm about to start act 6 lol

In the first mission, I like to destroy a bunker and build a production building there. It's much easier if you can make an army at and move out from the Norad 2 area. 13:25 It's Entangle. It also reveals cloaked units hit by it. Also, I love how the science vessels look!

Massing one unit will work out very good for almost whole starcraft 1 campaign. Even if computer have skills to deal with big balls of units he won't use them. It will change in brood war campaign. Missions in there will be harder because of increased difficulty.

I don't know what you did in that second mission, Lowko. But I didn't have many attacks against my base. Then again, most of my attacks were focused on clearing out the south for my expo. Also, please be very careful with seige splash damage. It can be very dangerous for your own units if the blasts stack up. I was a bit frightened for Kerrigan there.

I remember goliaths being pretty good at this point in the campaign - maybe give them a try? :)

Hey Lowko, simple trick for you with the enemy AI. Build at least 6 tanks (more are better) put them close together like a roaring "deathball" and let the enemy AI run into your blasting artillery fire! and always take adventage of the highground. enemys below will have a 33% chance to hit you directly all other shots deal less dmg cuz they "hit the wall"

surprisingly, the engin bay is the most crucial thing for that 1st mission... You can just build 10 of them and fly them over the anti airs.. covering your dropships..

actually in this mission, you don't even need to touch the zerg base. All you need to do, to make some dropships then clean up the spore and sunken around the crash site.

Lowko, use lockdown (ghost's ability). It is really powerful. For example at @30:50 you could use it with Sarah. It is so good they added it in the new balance test patch in SC2 :D

I tried the dropship rush strategy. I had to use 8 dropships because there are a lot of scourge on the southern part of the crater

on this mission i usually just made like 10 drop ships and put raynor in one and then just rushed them all to the objective and hoped raynors dropship didnt get killed first

That second mission can be super cheesed if you just make tons of SCV's and run them to the beacon

8:54 that zergling lol

Lowko. U need use the lockdown from the ghost to disable units.

goliath = walking viking... that killed me never though i would hear that comparisson

Each map has a sort of hack. On this map, I got dropships before doing anything offensive. Get high ground vision, start sniping the defenses...Fly in to beacon. Note on Kerrigan and Ghosts: EMP (Lockdown), your best friend against mechanical units.

26:03: Try asking Harstem. He can probably figure it out for you.

Lowko, may I kindly point out that in Starcraft original (without the BroodWar expansion) there are no medics nor valkyries for terrans. Eventually those units were later added in BW as well as other units for each race. Ex. DT's for protoss.

@Lowko this Video is found under SC2 Casts, not StarCraft: Remastered

he had no idea what lockdown does or how godly it is

Its over Confederacy Lowko has the high ground

A single group of 12 marines is not "mass marines" in case of sunken colony supported by zerglings and hydra. The tanks and reavers are hard to counter with "squishy" units too. The static defense is hard here but it's balanced by the fact siege units are even _more_ dangerous. The second mission could be speed run with starting forces only by taking Science Vessel, Kerrigan and SCV with emitter, going to the enemy base by south part of the map, using the Defense Matrix on Ker and SCV, locking down the tank and battlecruiser and just running SCV to the beacon. Easiest and fastest mission in the entire game. It's not obvious, of course, especially when you play it the first time. Just some fun game design glitch of the old times. The pathfinding after so many years feels unfriendly - and when I've played it when it was released I've thought it's great and so player-friendly! Some practice required.

mengsk actually an excellence speaker