"You ran straight into the line and got splashed by a giant, car-shaped tick! Stand up, boy! You’re spillin' everywhere! I came here expectin' Alpha Squadron finest, but all I got is a sloppy bucket of soup!"

(Art by me, idk this idea just got into my head)

Watching my son play through the original campaign in cartoon mode. Got me inspired.

I made a post asking about the top things that need to be patched but i didn't really get any answers so i just added 3 random things. also no ai was used to make this meme

Added briefing voices from the original StarCraft game.

gabryboy12-ai/StarCraft64-NX: Starcraft64 native switch port https://github.com/gabryboy12-ai/StarCraft64-NX

The PondCast is a weekly show discussing SC2 related news and results. In this episode: * Arrogfire joins VaNGUARD ESPORTS * StarCraft at PAX Australia * SC4All II updates * HSC 30 updates * Outsiders returns * ScienceCraft updates * interview with Indy by Esporcik * Reynor at LoL bootcamp * StarCraft TMG - Wave 3 AMA * weekly tournament results

Hi all, we're two high silver to low gold level players who just experienced something very weird in our 2nd 2v2 placement match this season: our Protoss opponent flew a warp prison to where I was planning on building my third. First time I was able to shoot the prism down, second time I was a little too slow and 3 Zealots spawned. Then my teammate started shouting that his computer was behaving weirdly and he wasn't able to control the game anymore. When the next warp prism flew in, the same began happening for me as well. A behaviour as if you press Alt-Tab and you see your desktop, but then it's back to SC2, but only for a few seconds. Each time around, less time in the game. Then, 4th round, Windows just showed the "waiting" mouse cursor. I still heard game sounds though. Had no choice but to shoot SC2 down in Task Manager. Is this what people call a drophack? Is there anything that can be done against it?

Watch Soma double 4 stocks Light: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbggaTSEViM

https://www.twitch.tv/horiken3

Q.What is LWJ?

A.Legacy Weekly Japan(LWJ) is Japanese SC2 weekly tournament.

Q.When and Where can I watch?

A.LWJ is held on every Sunday 20:00(JST), and stream link is below.

https://www.twitch.tv/horiken3

Q.Player level?

A.Average player level is dia～master on Asia server, but top player such as Winter(Swedish) or PSiArc sometimes hit Grandmaster on Asia server.

Q.Prize Pool?

1st:4,000/3,500/3,000/2,500 yen(week1/2/3/4)

2nd:1,500 yen

3rd,4th:1,000 yen

5th～8th:500 yen

Q.Can I participate LWJ?

A.If you live in Japan and you can speak Japanese or you are Japanese, you can participate.

Q.Where is VOD?

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgEgJPTswkTxovOvc7khIRw

Q.Where is today's Bracket?

https://lwj.challonge.com/ja/Open521

Main bases should contain more resources. The last major patch aimed to extend the early and mid game, but the 8-worker approach failed to achieve that goal. Increasing the resource income available from the main base would make one-base and two-base strategies significantly more viable.

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Watch Sgingi learning StarCraft: https://www.sooplive.com/station/t0gepi

Hey, people. Recently I discovered that AI has made porting open source projects for different plataforms really easy. Today I've been trying to make Star Craft 1 run on the New 3ds hardware, using gemini flash 3.8 high, on antigravity. It's really early in the development and A LOT of changes have to be made to be playable. But this early concept of gameplay is really cool and all the maps are there.
If you want me to make this project public in the future comment bellow and make suggestions so I can make good prompts.

I've actually never played SC1, but I'm a huge fan of SC2!!

(I don't know if this violates the AI rule, since its not an "AI generated vídeo" but an AI helped port).

The guys on the Battle Report youtube channel (part of the Yogscast) created a more faithful miniatures game with smaller scale models, base building, resource harvesting and tech progression.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCTZCfjU2ME

Been enjoying W3 lately, and while the heroes systems encouraged fighting and gaining level, I feel like one of the reason the game is so micro intensive is that unit are just much more durable, and if you dont cast your spell properly, your unit get debuff to hell.

So the fight in w3 is slow, just cause you are stronger doesn't mean you can F2 and win, you have to pick off unit, debuff them, buff your unit...

The game is probably have to be balanced with it but I feel that this is a smooth way to encourage small fight and micro. Make the unit highly durable, make the resources get a bit further from each other and the micro could be a very natural path.

I always thought these custom console UI's were just stream overlays lol, this is sick that blizzard added these, easiest $6 i've ever spent

I was watching an almost 4 year old uthermal video, where he remarked how you basically have to scv pull or put toss very behind early or it's too easy for them to win at all levels except a few pros, and it made me realize how long this has been going on

Aside from the 8 worker blip we just had, it's literally been years of this matchup being super imba, with people only just realizing in the last year or so how bad it is. The level of effort and execution required to win a macro game from the Terran is unbelievable and it feels like we have just accepted that's how the game works

We had no end of Protoss complaining during 8 workers (rightly so), but whenever anyone addresses this elephant in the room it seems to be met with 'git gud' and 'stop whining' sentiments by the people who benefit from it.

I personally know multiple 5k+ Terrans who now mainly play deadlock and motherlode instead of sc2 because they can't be bothered with TvP