StarCraft: The Looming Shadow, Part 3 | prequel campaign adaptation
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Having survived a first assault by the strange alien creatures, the city of Los Andares prepares itself for another. Deep in the badlands, the heart of the infestation festers, promising total destruction of the colony world unless extreme measure are taken.
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Whoever voiced the corporal should win an award.
He does deserve one, doesn't he?
Glad someone is still keeping Starcraft alive.
The cloaked units being used for the hologram table was creative!
Dude this is so epic!! This deserves way more attention its like a story gameplay movie that was a blast to watch
Videos like this and the game mods ensure SC has a vibrant future ahead.
Finally, I was able to sit down and watch this. Incredible work. Part of me hopes the lieutenant may still have more story to tell, but as we know, a shadow of a different kinda loomed over the colony of Chow Sara that day.
First a shadow, and then a very bright light
"Finally!" - Terran Ghost.
Wish i could see more like this
This is great, man. Always glad to see more machinima get the spotlight!
So cool. Really hope you make more.
good stuff
Awesome job Rekkin. Great use of the camera!
Love it, though the Wraiths are very hard to understand through the radio static.
Amazing! I love the script you've put together. You could almost use the live scale mod to improve the scenes a little. Make things more size appropriate?
Whoooooo YES!
@12:18 Lieutenant: "...we don't need to be making stupid choices..." *Turns and impales Duke with bayonet*
no proper training in those backwater assignments, I swear
@@RekkinOnTheInternet The lieutenant would've done well to play that tutorial. Lol.
Ah what another nice content.
How long does it took to create these 3 parts?
This was about a year-long project for me. I had a general outline of what I knew was going to be there, and some scenes from each part drafted out pretty early, but it still took a while. I'd say each part, from start to finish, was about 3 months of work. I did take a little bit of time off after each one, just for my own sake.