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Published : June 21, 2007 |
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WonderdogSoftware.Com - The latest updated Video Game Walkthrough; Game Guide
StarCraft 2 Playable at BlizzCon It'll only work once with any individual, but that once is worth everything. You'll be in a close firefight with some kind of Terran Marine. He's bombarding you with bullets. You are a tiny Zerg creature, caught alone, trying to dodge fire and failing. You press the appropriate button to use your special ability of burrowing into the ground. The best defence is a good offence, yes, but a couple of metres of earthy soil works just as well in most situations. The Marine runs up, firing at the soil, bemused. Perhaps a friend will join him, firing a few bursts at the mysteriously disappeared Zerg. Eventually, they'll give up, turn away and start to jog off, looking for less mysterious prey. And then you'll burrow back up to the surface, run up behind them and cut them to pieces with your alien talons. While laughing. Loudly. When playing Starcraft: Ghost for the first time, when the game's rules are a mysterious, unexplored country, everything is simultaneously a joy and a terror. You get the gift of a surprise in an unexpected yet completely logical feature like Zergburrowing and the cost of... well, I'll get to that in the end.
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