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Huy Hoang <huyh...@softhome.net> wrote in message
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Duran is an Infesterd Terran? That rocks ass! That works great with my
scenario I was making. The main charachter is nammed Xavier Duran and he is
working with the Zerg. I had been toying with the idea of having him
accually turn into a zerg.
"J-ster" <jst...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>Where do you get that from? Hes an infested terran, and Blizz just didn't
>feel like making whole new portrait, so they just used the same one. Its
>supposed to be like they only infested him mentally, and not physically
>(Except for the fact that he can consume)
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>J-ster
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>Huy Hoang <huyh...@softhome.net> wrote in message
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>> why does Duran look like Terran? Because he's a Xelnaga
>> and Xelnaga are masters in genetic engineering.
>> Who says they can't change their appearance?
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>Where do you get that from? Hes an infested terran, and Blizz just didn't
>feel like making whole new portrait, so they just used the same one. Its
>supposed to be like they only infested him mentally, and not physically
>(Except for the fact that he can consume)
>
>J-ster
It's not really clear what he is, but he's denifitely no infested
terran. He may be Xel'Naga but this seems too simplisitic to me.
Either way he's got more idea of whats going on in the big scheme of
things than even Kerrigan does, so my bet is he's a bit more than a
human with a bug inside him.
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<Duran>
>It's not really clear what he is, but he's denifitely no infested
>terran. He may be Xel'Naga but this seems too simplisitic to me.
Well, he said he'd been working on the protoss/zerg project for millenia.
That means at least two thousand years. Two thousand years back from what is
admittedly an unknown future date, human beings were probably still herding
cattle, not crossing a race of powerful psyonics with a gene-napping biological
menace.
Not to mention that humans don't normally live that long, even in the
indefinite future. (Remember what what Fenix said to Raynor while raiding
Kel-Moran?)
So he's not human. He's not protoss. And while he appeared, for a while, to be
working for the zerg, he claims he was using them to his own ends. So, by
process by elimination, we get Xel'Naga.
Which raises more questions than it answers.
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This makes sense and is probably the direction that the plot designers
are going. There is at least one other possibility, though. Duran may not
be telling the truth. He lied to the Stukov and DuGalle. He lied to
Kerrigan. I see no reason why he wouldn't lie to Zeratul. The idea I like
the best is that he's delusional. After being infested, he lost his mind.
Trying to combine the Zerg and Protoss could just be a reflection of the
Zerg desire to assimilate other races.
Come to think of it, the Overmind wanted to create the ultimate race by
combining Zerg and Protoss. It has been around for thousands of years.
Kerrigan has a good hold on the Zerg now, but if a piece of the Overmind
survived in Duran, it might be trying to rebuild its former glory.
You see there are Terrans that stayed based on Earth(U.E.D), there are
Terrans that migrated(ahh, ya) to the outer reaches of space(original SC
Terrans) and then there are Terrans that abandoned the foolish
technological advancing ways of the other Terrans and decided to attain
God-hood. These fresh thinking Terrans broke off from mother earth a
long, long time ago and just happened to build a base on a habitable
planet in some star system close to where the migrating Terrans would
eventually end up. Here they setup their laboratories that would
eventually lead them to God-hood.
Along the road to God-hood, they created these 2 other goofy
races(zerg/protoss) which can survive the harshness of space(no need for
spacesuits and the first step to God-hood) and are now making an even
better breed(pro-zergian). This is all just preliminary experimentation
to their ultimate goal but this would explain why the migrating Terrans
encountered these 2 new races in the proximity of where they lived.
You see its all so very simple.
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I dont agree with this, but it is kind of interesting. Think that the Zerg
didnt destroy all the Xelnagas, but one ship (or something) escaped to a
small, fertile planet. But the they were badly damaged, and had no
technology with them. But they had luck and crash-landed on this little blue
planet and started the try to rebuild their once glorious civilization. In
the roll of years, this goal was forgotten, however, and the Xelnaga
concentrated on just expanding. They forgot about their former glory, and
had only stories of the great civilization they had which was consumed in a
horrible disaster. This would later on form to the story of the Atlantis.
Without anyone else in the planet, the Xelnaga would become greedy, corrupt
and that kind of stuff. Just like us humans. The Starcraft manual says that
the protoss noticed that the humans werent created by the Xelnaga. In the
time the Xelnaga would have changed their appearance and language to what we
have now. Nice thought.
But if it would be true, who the hell does Duran mean when he says that hes
working for someone?
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The Xel'naga would never try to make any rift in protoss society - it would
be against their psychology to make something un-pure....
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it is in my book Legacy of the Dark Templar
Clint Knapp <ckn...@netins.net> wrote in message
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>WRONG AGAIn my friend. Adun was a REAL protoss. They all thought that Adun
>and Khas were ONLY protoss. But you see, when the Xel'Naga opened that warp
>rift, they travelled back before the Zerg were made, in order to get a head
>start on the Dark Templar. All that stuff about the Conclave banishing the
>Dark Templar, they did, its true. But it was part of the Xel'Naga's plan,
>they had to relocate them. See, the manual covers PROTOSS HISTORY, which is
>what THEY know, They don't know that it was actually the Xel'Naga's doing,
>and thus, it is not in their history.
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And ofcourse this load of bull which you try to feed us is the part
which is not in the manual, right?
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To be a leader of a commercial-quality product I find some of your posts
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helpful, tough...) . This one falls into the former category. I don't really
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