Giant grant games explains this in his WoL deathless video, but kerrigan has a hardened shield effect so she takes a maximum of like 2 damage from regular attacks and 10 from spells. I forgot what the exact numbers were for certain but it was something like that.
I do not see this mentioned yet so I wanna be the guy-the dead marine with his dog tag reading "M. Koiter" in the first cutscene was a Blizzard artist who died of heart failure at a super young age. He also has blood type 0 negative as he was a fan of the band of the same name.
I realized while watching this that I forgot the energy nova is an option. I got used to never using it and forgot it existed. I also realized that this mission was easier for you than I thought because it's just straightforward gameplay with no objectives to complete. GG! Edit: Raynor never got laid, although it's hinted he did get to be with Kerrigan post-LotV epilogue, so maybe he did after that.
I sometimes see people say this and outside of setting up the stupid hollywood style "saving the entire universe" plot I actually love the WoL story-care to elaborate? Not saying you are wrong, im just too dense to get it.
@@laurinseidelmann6652 for me it comes down to two things, both fairly small: First the love angle, I think they just did a love story because that's what feels right when you have man/woman characters. Second was just that the story could have been tighter if they didn't have to account for a lot of different possible mission orders, although doing that would have made the game less fun. That's the nature of storytelling via videogame. Oh, the betrayal of Tosh is handled super badly. Why would you ever believe a federation brainwashed assasin over a man who's never lied to you once?
I left this comment unliked so I could come back when I remembered the one that took us weeks. It was the bonus mission, in the science lab. That was pain.
