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[fullysowerewolf]

Dear disgruntled Protoss Fanboys

For the good of all that is just and right in the universe, SHUT THE FUCK UP about not getting a protoss cinematic at the end of the Epilogue! You do not need another cinematic, you already have one!! If you want to complain about the end of the main story cinematic, fine. But don’t start crying over shit you already got. And even if Blizzard had made another superfluous cinematic to please you tarts, it would have been as redundant as all the monitor scenes in DC’s Countdown.

The thing you all fail to realize is the SC2 trilogy is just that, a trilogy. To end a trilogy, you have to tie in all the plot points including the main one and end them at the end. That’s what the third installment is supposed to do. This isn’t like the first Starcraft where it was all one flowing story in a single game. It’s a fucking trilogy. Legacy of the Void is not just the Protoss expansion, it’s the end of Starcraft 2. Recognize that and sink it in.

The “Into The Void” Epilogue has problems with it to be sure, but not having a protoss centered cinematic was not one of them. Focus on actual arguments and criticisms for a change. 

From a seriously fed up Starcraft fan.

[fullysowerewolf]

And, shock of all shocks, the Battle.net forums have already started their complaining.

[fullysowerewolf]

Why for people STILL bitching about why didn’t the Protoss get an end cinematic in the epilogue?!! You already fucking got one!!

Why do you want the same damn thing again?! Do you know how redundant that would be? That’s the reason why only the Tal’darim were only mentioned in the epilogue. Because it be the same damn thing that was shown in the epilogue!

[fullysowerewolf]

Conversation taken from forums

First person: It doesn’t make sense for him to be so drunk and sad at the bar!

Second person: You’ve really never heard of a guy, real or fake, who loses someone they care about and gets sad over it? It even states that he feels guilty from not stopping her.

First person: It makes sense that he feels a bit guilty. He wanted to go on the mission and Kerrigan refused and Mengsk left her. But that somehow leads to him being sad and depressed and it degenerates his character.

He wasn’t even fighting the Dominion and everyone acts surprised to see him!

Second person: Gee, it’s like that’s the whole point. Four years and lots of friends dead and no progress. The events later revitalized him.

Me: It seriously had to take this guy explaining this? WoL has been out for more than five years now! How does he, a fan “supposedly” well known for understanding the Starcraft series story, not already know this?! Maybe he should go back and actually play or see the game so he can understand what the fuck he’s talking about.  Before he starts spouting shit about how the story is “a huge plot hole”.

[fullysowerewolf]

The number of hoops anti-Kerrigan haters jump through to make it seem as if everything bad that happens in Starcraft lore is Kerrigan’s fault is both depressing and hilarious.