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Hmm... which race?
The zerg have the most advanced biotechnology in the galaxy.leroyjenkens said:The Zerg have no technology
Kajahtava said:Obviously Protoss.
That's fairly superficial, though -- there are lots of easy ways to make serious mistakes that are devastating if your opponent capitalizes on it.JaWiB said:No seriously, I always enjoyed playing terran. Siege tanks were awesome. On the other hand, protoss had dark templars, which potentially wreak havoc on your supply chain (and everything else...) if you're terran.
But then the sun blocks my vision of the computer screen :(MotoH said:Hey look, the sun is out! Go outside and play.
Likewise I didn't know the Zerg had.Hurkyl said:I did not realize that there was a great snake collective consciousness that designed organic toxins, and invented toxic snakes to deliver them.
Yes, the Zerg assimilate, but just to get new ideas and bases to work with; every species of Zerg was designed by the Overmind. e.g. the Zerg assimilated the Slothien, and from that the Overmind engineered the Hydralisk.Kajahtava said:Likewise I didn't know the Zerg had.
The canon is pretty clear on that the Zerg basically assimilate genetic code of other species, they don't research their own.
MotoH said:Hey look, the sun is out! Go outside and play.
Are you quite serious?jhooper3581 said:This reminds me of something, since this is PF!
I believe that there is actually some type of aliens out there in the universe that is similar to Protoss. I bet they're much smarter than us humans. I bet they already figured out physics theories such as relativity and perhaps beyond these dumb theories. They already know that we are here, trust me (theories of existence of UFOs proves this). They just want to keep their identities private, and they want to give us the chance to use our own smarts to figure out how to travel around the universe, then we will have the chance to see them face to face someday.
Yes, I am quite serious.Kajahtava said:Are you quite serious?
No, people assume that at least one alien species is more advanced than us.Pattonias said:Why does everyone assume that an alien species would be more advanced than us?
Hmm, elaborate on this vision then. Your thread, your party.jhooper3581 said:Yes, I am quite serious.
Otherwise we wouldn't meet them.Pattonias said:Why does everyone assume that an alien species would be more advanced than us?
What if the speed of light is really the upper bound and all those FTL **** is really just speculative garbage by people that can't accept the simple fact that physical laws were not 'designed' with human convenience in mind?Klockan3 said:Otherwise we wouldn't meet them.
That's just because flashy robots and death rays[1] get all the popularity. I didn't make up the word biotechnology.Kajahtava said:Well, that's a reasonable point yes.
I wouldn't call it 'technology' though.
I'm quite sure it's simply because there's more zerg than everybody else in terms of population. And no, the protoss actually haven't gotten lazy with advanced technology like we have.magpies said:Well.. the problem with the protoss is that the race became so advanced technologicaly that all of the aliens population became super stupid and that's why they couldn't beat the zerg. Kinda like how it's happening to us here on earth.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jEl4fR4HRE"Kajahtava said:Hmm, elaborate on this vision then. Your thread, your party.
Not physically, but until Aiur was being overrun, they only half-heartedly opposed the Zerg.Anonymous217 said:I'm quite sure it's simply because there's more zerg than everybody else in terms of population. And no, the protoss actually haven't gotten lazy with advanced technology like we have.
MotoH said:Hey look, the sun is out! Go outside and play.
Hurkyl said:Not physically, but until Aiur was being overrun, they only half-heartedly opposed the Zerg.
I confess I would have thought Terran > Protoss > Zerg, though it depends on what precisely you mean by "scarce resources"; I would expect a lack of expansions to eliminate both the Zerg's biggest advantage and the Terran's biggest weakness.awri said:Playing on a map where resources are scarce, zerg wins hands down. Meanwhile Terran is in the middle. I have the most fun playing terran though, maybe because I can kind of relate to them.
Hurkyl said:I confess I would have thought Terran > Protoss > Zerg, though it depends on what precisely you mean by "scarce resources"; I would expect a lack of expansions to eliminate both the Zerg's biggest advantage and the Terran's biggest weakness.
The most dominant race in StarCraft is subjective and can vary depending on the player's skill level and strategy. However, currently, the Terran race is considered to be the most dominant due to its versatility and strong defensive capabilities.
The easiest race to play in StarCraft is also subjective and can vary from player to player. However, many beginners find the Protoss race to be the easiest due to its straightforward and powerful units.
The strengths and weaknesses of each race in StarCraft are constantly changing due to updates and balance changes. However, generally, the Terran race is known for its strong defensive capabilities, the Protoss race for its powerful units and advanced technology, and the Zerg race for its ability to quickly produce large numbers of units.
Professional StarCraft tournaments often see a mix of all three races, with each race having its own unique strategies and playstyles. However, historically, the Protoss race has had the most success in professional tournaments due to its powerful units and advanced technology.
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