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On March 27 2013 09:02 Gogo1 wrote:Show nested quote +On March 27 2013 08:39 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 08:33 Big J wrote:On March 27 2013 04:05 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 03:55 Hubble wrote:
Well, there seems not to be any problem with all the other vessels with zergs all over dominion space. Excepts when Raynor starts to blowing shit up.
It's the same reason we keep super-viruses. How else would you do science on zerg? small batchs? we dont keep 50 tons of super virus, they dont need an entire brood to do research That's completly dependend on what/how you research. Like, the idea behind keeping that many zerglings could be that you actually are willing to kill a lot of them in the research process. E.g: If there is a 1:100 chance that a certain mutation will occur, you need a large group of them. And we actually do keep a lot of superviruses for research. A lot in numbers, not in weight of course, because for statistical experiments (so basically all bio experiments) the amount counts - independend of the species. And 100g of supervirus is a fuckton of statistical evidence. 100g of zerglings is nothing. You need hundreds of zerglings to test certain things. Even more, there is actually no real harm coming from them. Until someone - like Kerrigan - takes control of them, they are feral, so basically not really working together. Like, what Kerrigan did there was already the worst case scenario which is nothing compared to worst case scenarios when doing research on biological, chemical or nuclear weapons. or if your facility comes under attack and they break free and go on a killing spree they may be feral but there still going to kill everything tehy can get there claws on Exactly. It's pretty safe to assume that they'd just kill themselves.
feral Zerg dont attack Feral Zerg
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On March 27 2013 09:09 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 27 2013 09:02 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 08:39 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 08:33 Big J wrote:On March 27 2013 04:05 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 03:55 Hubble wrote:
Well, there seems not to be any problem with all the other vessels with zergs all over dominion space. Excepts when Raynor starts to blowing shit up.
It's the same reason we keep super-viruses. How else would you do science on zerg? small batchs? we dont keep 50 tons of super virus, they dont need an entire brood to do research That's completly dependend on what/how you research. Like, the idea behind keeping that many zerglings could be that you actually are willing to kill a lot of them in the research process. E.g: If there is a 1:100 chance that a certain mutation will occur, you need a large group of them. And we actually do keep a lot of superviruses for research. A lot in numbers, not in weight of course, because for statistical experiments (so basically all bio experiments) the amount counts - independend of the species. And 100g of supervirus is a fuckton of statistical evidence. 100g of zerglings is nothing. You need hundreds of zerglings to test certain things. Even more, there is actually no real harm coming from them. Until someone - like Kerrigan - takes control of them, they are feral, so basically not really working together. Like, what Kerrigan did there was already the worst case scenario which is nothing compared to worst case scenarios when doing research on biological, chemical or nuclear weapons. or if your facility comes under attack and they break free and go on a killing spree they may be feral but there still going to kill everything tehy can get there claws on Exactly. It's pretty safe to assume that they'd just kill themselves. feral Zerg dont attack Feral Zerg
They just kill each other for essence on Zerus... What would probably happen is that they would fight each other until one of them came out as the alpha, but meanwhile the terrans could just shoot them. I honestly don't see any issue here.
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On March 27 2013 09:11 Gogo1 wrote:Show nested quote +On March 27 2013 09:09 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 09:02 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 08:39 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 08:33 Big J wrote:On March 27 2013 04:05 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 03:55 Hubble wrote:
Well, there seems not to be any problem with all the other vessels with zergs all over dominion space. Excepts when Raynor starts to blowing shit up.
It's the same reason we keep super-viruses. How else would you do science on zerg? small batchs? we dont keep 50 tons of super virus, they dont need an entire brood to do research That's completly dependend on what/how you research. Like, the idea behind keeping that many zerglings could be that you actually are willing to kill a lot of them in the research process. E.g: If there is a 1:100 chance that a certain mutation will occur, you need a large group of them. And we actually do keep a lot of superviruses for research. A lot in numbers, not in weight of course, because for statistical experiments (so basically all bio experiments) the amount counts - independend of the species. And 100g of supervirus is a fuckton of statistical evidence. 100g of zerglings is nothing. You need hundreds of zerglings to test certain things. Even more, there is actually no real harm coming from them. Until someone - like Kerrigan - takes control of them, they are feral, so basically not really working together. Like, what Kerrigan did there was already the worst case scenario which is nothing compared to worst case scenarios when doing research on biological, chemical or nuclear weapons. or if your facility comes under attack and they break free and go on a killing spree they may be feral but there still going to kill everything tehy can get there claws on Exactly. It's pretty safe to assume that they'd just kill themselves. feral Zerg dont attack Feral Zerg They just kill each other for essence on Zerus... What would probably happen is that they would fight each other until one of them came out as the alpha, but meanwhile the terrans could just shoot them. I honestly don't see any issue here.
FERAL ZERG DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG
Primal Zerg attack Primal Zerg, Feral Zerg are not Primal Zerg the Zerg we are used to seeing are not Primal Zerg they are mindless beats that attack anything that isnt Feral Zerg
have you ever ever seen Feral Zerg attack each other? any Zerg on Zerg action at all on Umoja? no you didnt because Feral Zerg DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG
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On March 27 2013 09:14 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 27 2013 09:11 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 09:09 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 09:02 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 08:39 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 08:33 Big J wrote:On March 27 2013 04:05 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 03:55 Hubble wrote:
Well, there seems not to be any problem with all the other vessels with zergs all over dominion space. Excepts when Raynor starts to blowing shit up.
It's the same reason we keep super-viruses. How else would you do science on zerg? small batchs? we dont keep 50 tons of super virus, they dont need an entire brood to do research That's completly dependend on what/how you research. Like, the idea behind keeping that many zerglings could be that you actually are willing to kill a lot of them in the research process. E.g: If there is a 1:100 chance that a certain mutation will occur, you need a large group of them. And we actually do keep a lot of superviruses for research. A lot in numbers, not in weight of course, because for statistical experiments (so basically all bio experiments) the amount counts - independend of the species. And 100g of supervirus is a fuckton of statistical evidence. 100g of zerglings is nothing. You need hundreds of zerglings to test certain things. Even more, there is actually no real harm coming from them. Until someone - like Kerrigan - takes control of them, they are feral, so basically not really working together. Like, what Kerrigan did there was already the worst case scenario which is nothing compared to worst case scenarios when doing research on biological, chemical or nuclear weapons. or if your facility comes under attack and they break free and go on a killing spree they may be feral but there still going to kill everything tehy can get there claws on Exactly. It's pretty safe to assume that they'd just kill themselves. feral Zerg dont attack Feral Zerg They just kill each other for essence on Zerus... What would probably happen is that they would fight each other until one of them came out as the alpha, but meanwhile the terrans could just shoot them. I honestly don't see any issue here. FERAL ZERG DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG Primal Zerg attack Primal Zerg, Feral Zerg are not Primal Zerg the Zerg we are used to seeing are not Primal Zerg they are mindless beats that attack anything that isnt Feral Zerg have you ever ever seen Feral Zerg attack each other? any Zerg on Zerg action at all on Umoja? no you didnt because Feral Zerg DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG
Okay dude, jeez.
Edit: You're welcome.
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On March 27 2013 08:39 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 27 2013 08:33 Big J wrote:On March 27 2013 04:05 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 03:55 Hubble wrote:
Well, there seems not to be any problem with all the other vessels with zergs all over dominion space. Excepts when Raynor starts to blowing shit up.
It's the same reason we keep super-viruses. How else would you do science on zerg? small batchs? we dont keep 50 tons of super virus, they dont need an entire brood to do research That's completly dependend on what/how you research. Like, the idea behind keeping that many zerglings could be that you actually are willing to kill a lot of them in the research process. E.g: If there is a 1:100 chance that a certain mutation will occur, you need a large group of them. And we actually do keep a lot of superviruses for research. A lot in numbers, not in weight of course, because for statistical experiments (so basically all bio experiments) the amount counts - independend of the species. And 100g of supervirus is a fuckton of statistical evidence. 100g of zerglings is nothing. You need hundreds of zerglings to test certain things. Even more, there is actually no real harm coming from them. Until someone - like Kerrigan - takes control of them, they are feral, so basically not really working together. Like, what Kerrigan did there was already the worst case scenario which is nothing compared to worst case scenarios when doing research on biological, chemical or nuclear weapons. or if your facility comes under attack and they break free and go on a killing spree they may be feral but there still going to kill everything tehy can get there claws on
yeah, but again... it's a worst case scenario. Like, what do you do in a nuclear power plant when you are under attack?
Of course such research is a risk, but if you don't want to die to the next bulletproof raptor strain, you gotta find out how to calibrate your gasdefenses and Psi-Emitters.
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Consistent with WoL: Mediocre, full of flaws, chilldish.
As a game the campaign missions imo were more entertaining than those in WoL. Still could be better.
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Just finished the campaign, what a sad pile that was. The characters, the dialogue, the plot. Who the fuck writes this...
Sorry if I semi-resurrected this thread but I'm mad now. 
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On Umoja Kerrigan had the control over the Zerg. ofc they didn't attack each other. But after the battle on Char they did >>> no Kerri
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I enjoyed the campaign.
As in playing it, I do not play video games for the story mostly so it´s okay that it is not very good.
Made you feel powerful and kind of badass though, I liked that 
Kind of feels like a trade off most of the time. Planescape Torment is not super good when it comes to gameplay.
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On March 29 2013 03:51 Denda Reloaded wrote:
On Umoja Kerrigan had the control over the Zerg. ofc they didn't attack each other. But after the battle on Char they did >>> no Kerri
they didnt attack each other on Char since Zagara stepped in
Feral Zerg have never been shown fighting each other, if that was true then there wouldnt ahve been any of Nafashs brood left since they would have eaten each other
Feral Zerg can reconize Feral zerg and leave each other alone
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On March 29 2013 12:19 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 29 2013 03:51 Denda Reloaded wrote:
On Umoja Kerrigan had the control over the Zerg. ofc they didn't attack each other. But after the battle on Char they did >>> no Kerri they didnt attack each other on Char since Zagara stepped in Feral Zerg have never been shown fighting each other, if that was true then there wouldnt ahve been any of Nafashs brood left since they would have eaten each other Feral Zerg can reconize Feral zerg and leave each other alone
What is your source for this? The Forikorder book of Zerg behavior?
From the Starcraft Wiki: Zerg
"These zerg are referred to as feral zerg and can generally only operate at the lowest level. The amount of control exerted over a zerg force also impacts on their intelligence. Without this control, the zerg will become little more than animals, attacking everything on sight, at times, even their own kind."
This is also demonstrated in the gameplay, for example, in the Vile Disruption mission from BW.
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Based on the SC1 mission after Zaz dies (and few others, like the BW mission on the outskirts of the psi disrupter), I assumed that "feral" zerg organize around their home hive cluster like a small community, meaning they wouldn't fight each other but they sure could fight zergs from neighboring hive clusters. I also think it's fair to say feral zerg assume a "pack mentality" when isolated from their cerebrates/queens/hive cluster, like many animals are capable of.
Edit: you could probably justify it as a "natural/organic" loyalty of the overlords to their home hive cluster
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Isn't there is a dialog between Kerrigan and Izsha about it? I think it was on Char, I did it third after Kaldir and Zerus. Kerrigan asks why there aren't more Zerg on Char, and Izsha answers something like "many of your minions turned feral and killed each other". Obviously it doesn't mean they attack every other Zerg (or the Garm Brood would have torn itself apart), but that would be a case of feral Zerg attacking others.
So I'd go with the guy above me, maybe they split into smaller groups when uncontrolled. They won't attack Zerg of their own group, but would kill those of an other.
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Frontline takes place immediately after Wings of Liberty for those that don't know
and hey Telenil
well in the Frontline novel after raynor would kill so many of a pack they would turn on their remaining members and devour them
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The plot holes on plot holes, within plot holes between WoL and HoTS were gross, However I personally enjoyed both of the campaigns very much despite being a mainly ladder guy, I'm a sucker for cheesey bad story telling and writing, I just like it, call me crazy but I do.
That doesn't mean however that I can't see the horrendous flaws in SC2's story and I can't tell good writing and delivery because I can, I just enjoy cheese and cliche.
I do however enjoy great storytelling/writing/acting way more than this cheeseball stuff so I was very dissapointed having my favourite series of games ever turn into an abomination of storytelling. Had I not cared for the franchise of SC I would have liked the Wol and HoTS campaigns much more, but it being my favourite games I was hoping for writing more on par withsomething like The Walking Dead, or Breaking Bad.
But I didn't get my wish, it is what it is, very enjoyable, great gameplay (HoTS' campaign gameplay was amazing and blew WoL out of the water) cheesy story with cliche badguys and predictible plot, but very much like a team of 12 year olds wrote it, so many plot holes, so much unoriginality so much immaturity in the story line.
But hey, I liked it but just wish I liked it for different reasons, it being myfavourite game and all
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On March 29 2013 03:44 nvs. wrote:Just finished the campaign, what a sad pile that was. The characters, the dialogue, the plot. Who the fuck writes this... Sorry if I semi-resurrected this thread but I'm mad now.
It's ok me to!
The actual missions were fun to play but the storyline was embarassing. And when I got to the final level I was like "It's f-ing over?". We spent the whole campaign going after Mengsk instead of doing something important. After the end Kerrigan goes to fight in the epic void for crazy battles! That's the place where I want campaign missions to take place in!
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On March 27 2013 09:14 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 27 2013 09:11 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 09:09 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 09:02 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 08:39 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 08:33 Big J wrote:On March 27 2013 04:05 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 03:55 Hubble wrote:
Well, there seems not to be any problem with all the other vessels with zergs all over dominion space. Excepts when Raynor starts to blowing shit up.
It's the same reason we keep super-viruses. How else would you do science on zerg? small batchs? we dont keep 50 tons of super virus, they dont need an entire brood to do research That's completly dependend on what/how you research. Like, the idea behind keeping that many zerglings could be that you actually are willing to kill a lot of them in the research process. E.g: If there is a 1:100 chance that a certain mutation will occur, you need a large group of them. And we actually do keep a lot of superviruses for research. A lot in numbers, not in weight of course, because for statistical experiments (so basically all bio experiments) the amount counts - independend of the species. And 100g of supervirus is a fuckton of statistical evidence. 100g of zerglings is nothing. You need hundreds of zerglings to test certain things. Even more, there is actually no real harm coming from them. Until someone - like Kerrigan - takes control of them, they are feral, so basically not really working together. Like, what Kerrigan did there was already the worst case scenario which is nothing compared to worst case scenarios when doing research on biological, chemical or nuclear weapons. or if your facility comes under attack and they break free and go on a killing spree they may be feral but there still going to kill everything tehy can get there claws on Exactly. It's pretty safe to assume that they'd just kill themselves. feral Zerg dont attack Feral Zerg They just kill each other for essence on Zerus... What would probably happen is that they would fight each other until one of them came out as the alpha, but meanwhile the terrans could just shoot them. I honestly don't see any issue here. FERAL ZERG DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG Primal Zerg attack Primal Zerg, Feral Zerg are not Primal Zerg the Zerg we are used to seeing are not Primal Zerg they are mindless beats that attack anything that isnt Feral Zerg have you ever ever seen Feral Zerg attack each other? any Zerg on Zerg action at all on Umoja? no you didnt because Feral Zerg DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG
Mission 7, Episode 2, Starcraft 1.
Mission 1, Episode 6, Starcraft Brood War,
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On March 30 2013 13:07 Stratos_speAr wrote:Show nested quote +On March 27 2013 09:14 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 09:11 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 09:09 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 09:02 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 08:39 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 08:33 Big J wrote:On March 27 2013 04:05 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 03:55 Hubble wrote:
Well, there seems not to be any problem with all the other vessels with zergs all over dominion space. Excepts when Raynor starts to blowing shit up.
It's the same reason we keep super-viruses. How else would you do science on zerg? small batchs? we dont keep 50 tons of super virus, they dont need an entire brood to do research That's completly dependend on what/how you research. Like, the idea behind keeping that many zerglings could be that you actually are willing to kill a lot of them in the research process. E.g: If there is a 1:100 chance that a certain mutation will occur, you need a large group of them. And we actually do keep a lot of superviruses for research. A lot in numbers, not in weight of course, because for statistical experiments (so basically all bio experiments) the amount counts - independend of the species. And 100g of supervirus is a fuckton of statistical evidence. 100g of zerglings is nothing. You need hundreds of zerglings to test certain things. Even more, there is actually no real harm coming from them. Until someone - like Kerrigan - takes control of them, they are feral, so basically not really working together. Like, what Kerrigan did there was already the worst case scenario which is nothing compared to worst case scenarios when doing research on biological, chemical or nuclear weapons. or if your facility comes under attack and they break free and go on a killing spree they may be feral but there still going to kill everything tehy can get there claws on Exactly. It's pretty safe to assume that they'd just kill themselves. feral Zerg dont attack Feral Zerg They just kill each other for essence on Zerus... What would probably happen is that they would fight each other until one of them came out as the alpha, but meanwhile the terrans could just shoot them. I honestly don't see any issue here. FERAL ZERG DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG Primal Zerg attack Primal Zerg, Feral Zerg are not Primal Zerg the Zerg we are used to seeing are not Primal Zerg they are mindless beats that attack anything that isnt Feral Zerg have you ever ever seen Feral Zerg attack each other? any Zerg on Zerg action at all on Umoja? no you didnt because Feral Zerg DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG Mission 7, Episode 2, Starcraft 1. Mission 1, Episode 6, Starcraft Brood War,
Conversation with Abathur in HotS (in one of the dialogs he explains how he roamed the tunnels on Char after the Overlord died and how he attacked other zergs).
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On March 30 2013 13:07 Stratos_speAr wrote:Show nested quote +On March 27 2013 09:14 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 09:11 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 09:09 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 09:02 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 08:39 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 08:33 Big J wrote:On March 27 2013 04:05 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 03:55 Hubble wrote:
Well, there seems not to be any problem with all the other vessels with zergs all over dominion space. Excepts when Raynor starts to blowing shit up.
It's the same reason we keep super-viruses. How else would you do science on zerg? small batchs? we dont keep 50 tons of super virus, they dont need an entire brood to do research That's completly dependend on what/how you research. Like, the idea behind keeping that many zerglings could be that you actually are willing to kill a lot of them in the research process. E.g: If there is a 1:100 chance that a certain mutation will occur, you need a large group of them. And we actually do keep a lot of superviruses for research. A lot in numbers, not in weight of course, because for statistical experiments (so basically all bio experiments) the amount counts - independend of the species. And 100g of supervirus is a fuckton of statistical evidence. 100g of zerglings is nothing. You need hundreds of zerglings to test certain things. Even more, there is actually no real harm coming from them. Until someone - like Kerrigan - takes control of them, they are feral, so basically not really working together. Like, what Kerrigan did there was already the worst case scenario which is nothing compared to worst case scenarios when doing research on biological, chemical or nuclear weapons. or if your facility comes under attack and they break free and go on a killing spree they may be feral but there still going to kill everything tehy can get there claws on Exactly. It's pretty safe to assume that they'd just kill themselves. feral Zerg dont attack Feral Zerg They just kill each other for essence on Zerus... What would probably happen is that they would fight each other until one of them came out as the alpha, but meanwhile the terrans could just shoot them. I honestly don't see any issue here. FERAL ZERG DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG Primal Zerg attack Primal Zerg, Feral Zerg are not Primal Zerg the Zerg we are used to seeing are not Primal Zerg they are mindless beats that attack anything that isnt Feral Zerg have you ever ever seen Feral Zerg attack each other? any Zerg on Zerg action at all on Umoja? no you didnt because Feral Zerg DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG Mission 7, Episode 2, Starcraft 1. Mission 1, Episode 6, Starcraft Brood War,
know what would make this SO much easier? if you actually named the mission instead of saying what mission it was its so hard to actually figure out what mission your actually trying to refrence
mission 7 episode 2 must be when Zasz dies, Zasz brood does not attack Zasz's brood it attacks other non-feral broods
mission 1 episode 6 must be... first mission of Zerg i guess? would make much more sense to say mission one episode 3 starcraft BW since BW does not have 6 episodes but Starcraft one does have 6 episodes
again thats Feral Zerg attacking non-Feral Zerg (Kerrigans Brood)
might be a bit much to say Feral zerg never under any circumstance attack Feral Zerg but once Feral they stay within there broods and still work together as a functional brood
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On March 30 2013 13:47 Forikorder wrote:Show nested quote +On March 30 2013 13:07 Stratos_speAr wrote:On March 27 2013 09:14 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 09:11 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 09:09 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 09:02 Gogo1 wrote:On March 27 2013 08:39 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 08:33 Big J wrote:On March 27 2013 04:05 Forikorder wrote:On March 27 2013 03:55 Hubble wrote:
Well, there seems not to be any problem with all the other vessels with zergs all over dominion space. Excepts when Raynor starts to blowing shit up.
It's the same reason we keep super-viruses. How else would you do science on zerg? small batchs? we dont keep 50 tons of super virus, they dont need an entire brood to do research That's completly dependend on what/how you research. Like, the idea behind keeping that many zerglings could be that you actually are willing to kill a lot of them in the research process. E.g: If there is a 1:100 chance that a certain mutation will occur, you need a large group of them. And we actually do keep a lot of superviruses for research. A lot in numbers, not in weight of course, because for statistical experiments (so basically all bio experiments) the amount counts - independend of the species. And 100g of supervirus is a fuckton of statistical evidence. 100g of zerglings is nothing. You need hundreds of zerglings to test certain things. Even more, there is actually no real harm coming from them. Until someone - like Kerrigan - takes control of them, they are feral, so basically not really working together. Like, what Kerrigan did there was already the worst case scenario which is nothing compared to worst case scenarios when doing research on biological, chemical or nuclear weapons. or if your facility comes under attack and they break free and go on a killing spree they may be feral but there still going to kill everything tehy can get there claws on Exactly. It's pretty safe to assume that they'd just kill themselves. feral Zerg dont attack Feral Zerg They just kill each other for essence on Zerus... What would probably happen is that they would fight each other until one of them came out as the alpha, but meanwhile the terrans could just shoot them. I honestly don't see any issue here. FERAL ZERG DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG Primal Zerg attack Primal Zerg, Feral Zerg are not Primal Zerg the Zerg we are used to seeing are not Primal Zerg they are mindless beats that attack anything that isnt Feral Zerg have you ever ever seen Feral Zerg attack each other? any Zerg on Zerg action at all on Umoja? no you didnt because Feral Zerg DO NOT ATTACK FERAL ZERG Mission 7, Episode 2, Starcraft 1. Mission 1, Episode 6, Starcraft Brood War, know what would make this SO much easier? if you actually named the mission instead of saying what mission it was its so hard to actually figure out what mission your actually trying to refrence mission 7 episode 2 must be when Zasz dies, Zasz brood does not attack Zasz's brood it attacks other non-feral broods mission 1 episode 6 must be... first mission of Zerg i guess? would make much more sense to say mission one episode 3 starcraft BW since BW does not have 6 episodes but Starcraft one does have 6 episodes again thats Feral Zerg attacking non-Feral Zerg (Kerrigans Brood)might be a bit much to say Feral zerg never under any circumstance attack Feral Zerg but once Feral they stay within there broods and still work together as a functional brood
Wrong. Feral Zerg were attacking other Zerg in the mission even before you take control of them.
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