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During my visit to the New York Comic Con 2012, Simon & Schuster representatives hooked me up with a copy of StarCraft II: Flashpoint by New York Times Best Selling author Christie Golden. Full Playlist: Nova reported her in to Emperor Valerian Mengsk, and he told her that.

StarCraft 4.3.2 Patch Notes

Bug Fixes

  • Darkness Sanctuary LE
    • Reduced the size of the high ground platforms near the natural expansions to better allow air units to be hidden from units without high ground vision.
    • Adjusted lighting to make units easier to see.
    • Fixed an issue that caused selection circles to not appear on certain ramps.
  • Lost and Found LE
    • Adjusted the mineral configuration at certain base locations to allow Reapers to path and cliff jump without issue.
    • The ramps from a player’s starting location can no longer be blocked with 3 pylons or supply depots in mirrored locations.

StarCraft 4.3.1 Patch Notes

General

  • A new Ultralisk trophy top has been added for the new season.

Bug Fixes

UI

  • Fixed an issue that caused several Melee maps to display in English instead of the language of the region.
  • The APM indicator will no longer display for Observers using the WCS 3.0 Overlay aiming the player camera on players using custom console skins with the APM indicator.

Versus

  • If a worker is rallied to a mineral patch that is mined out, the way point will no longer be removed.
  • Mass Recall and Strategic Recall will no longer teleport units that are in the process of warping in.

StarCraft 4.3.0 Patch Notes

General

  • New premium Arcade content is now available for purchase.
    • ARK Star
      • All new single-player, tactical, turn-based RPG, from Pirate.
      • Level up your party, collect weapons and armor, and unravel the mystery of ARK Star.
      • Learn more in our blog.
    • Direct Strike
      • An upgraded version of Desert Strike HotS from Tya.
      • Classic Tug-of-War gameplay with new free Commander Modes.
      • Premium content unlocks more modes and cosmetics rewards.
      • Learn more in our blog.
    • A new ‘Premium Content’ filter has been added to the Arcade section.
  • New visual indicators have been added for the following upgrades:
    • Anion Pulse-Crystals
    • Extended Thermal Lance
    • Advanced Ballistics

Bug Fixes

General

  • Disabling Ambient Sounds will now disable the sounds made by the Marine, Hydralisk, and Zealot on the Versus screen.

Campaign

  • Fixed an issue where a cutscene would not play properly during the briefing before Harbinger of Oblivion.
  • Broodlings that spawn during cutscenes will no longer remain around your base when skipping the cutscene on Flashpoint and Fire in the Sky.

Co-Op

  • Fixed an issue that caused two bunkers to be stacked on each other on Lock and Load.
  • Loading screen tips no longer overlap with the Co-op map tips for certain languages.
  • Artanis
    • Researching the 'Charge' upgrade in a Co-op mission no longer grants the player 400 XP.
  • Alarak
    • When cancelling a structure, the full death animation will no longer be triggered.
  • Han and Horner
    • The Widow Mine will now display a targeting laser indicating the unit they are locked onto.
    • Reapers will no longer become stuck as flying units after being attacked by Void Crystals on Scythe of Amon.
  • Karax
    • Fixed an issue where Sentinels would sometimes revive and become unresponsive.
  • Nova
    • The Raven no longer loses armor upgrades when in cloaked mode.
    • Removed placeholder text from the Raven's 'Deploy Bio-Mechanical Repair Drone' tooltip.
  • Raynor
    • Fixed an issue that caused the cooldown of Ignite Afterburners to not benefit from the “Speed Increases for Drop Pod Units' mastery.
  • Swann
    • Using Combat Drop over a bridge on Void Thrashing will no longer cause A.R.E.S. bots to not spawn.

UI

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  • The ranking in the Versus A.I. queue will now increase and decrease properly.
  • The Simple Commands card no longer have art issues with the new console skins.
  • The Pin Map button no longer overlaps with long map names.
  • Melee maps that were played with an extension mod no longer appear with the extension mod under the My Map Published filter and when searching for the map.
  • The level reward decal is no longer cut off when observing the reward decal on the defeat or victory windows.
  • The 'Select Builder' universal hotkey no longer appears unbound on the Standard layout
  • Fixed an issue where the Bob Toss portrait was not listed in rewards section of respective achievements
  • Fixed an issue where the icon for Adept's Resonating Glaives upgrade was using the old art in Production tab

Versus

  • The Research Extended Thermal Lance upgrade new displays the range increase.
  • The Auto-Kill achievement has been relocated to the 'Unranked/Ranked' category instead of the 'Melee Combat.”
  • When activating the Oversight or Surveillance Mode ability with multiple Overseers and Observers selected, the units will now activate all at once instead of one at a time.
  • The textures of the Nexus spell Recall will not remain on units that were attacked by Neural Parasite.
  • Viper Abduct and Reaper KD-8 Charge can no longer prevent Recall from finishing.
  • Activating the Surveillance Mode ability will no longer cause Observers to appear in the production tab.
  • Fixed an issue that caused the model for Calldown: Extra Supplies to become stuck in the air.
  • Fixed an issue where, under certain circumstances, canceling 'Spawn Creep Tumor' caused the original Creep Tumor to retain the 'active' model but could not activate ‘Spawn Creep Tumor.’
  • Overlords and Overlords with the ‘Ventral Sacs’ upgrade will no longer both be selected when using ctrl+click or double click.
  • Fixed an issue that caused Spore and Spine Crawlers to disappear from Structures tab when they uproot.
  • Adjusted the art for the Mira’s Marauders Marine skin to help differentiate them from the default Ghost skin.
When it comes to storied real time strategy, Blizzard stands above the rest. The Warcraft series has a rich, robust lore filled with tragedy and memorable characters which we've followed through multiple RTSes and further still in World of Warcraft. StarCraft's lore and history aren't quite as well-known, but then, we've only had two games to experience.

StarCraft II's story was greatly improved from StarCraft and it ended on an emotional level, with Jim Raynor saving Sarah Kerrigan. The story was great and the ending was such that it was quite apparent Blizzard had more in story for Kerrigan. StarCraft novel staple Christie Golden's latest book in the series, StarCraftII: Flashpoint, seeks to bridge the gap between the events of StarCraft II and the latest expansion,  Heart of the Swarm.

The book picks up mere moments after the end of the game, with Jim Raynor holding a helpless Sarah Kerrigan. We then follow them through a turbulent escape from Char and away from the claws of Arcturus Mengsk. The book then bounces between showing us who Sarah Kerrigan was before she became the Queen of Blades, and who she is now, post-rescue.

As you may imagine, Jim and Sarah both have a lot of mixed emotions about the entire experience and the majority of the book focuses on this. There is a lot going on in Jim's head and he reconciles killing his best friend to save Kerrigan, and Kerrigan must wrestle with the knowledge of her deeds as Queen of Blades.

There is some confusion about how much of the Queen of Blades was Kerrigan, and how much was an altered, pawn of the Zerg. Kerrigan herself is insistent that her deeds as Queen were entirely her doing, though Golden (and Blizzard) want us to empathize with her. It's hard to empathize with a mass murderer and so, most mentions of the Queen are internalized in Kerrigan's head as reluctant, torturous memories.

There are a few action segments which are, unfortunately, hampered by internal dialogs and feelings rather than focusing on the action at hand. So much of StarCraft's legacy is focusing on action, and I admit I may be biased as a die-hard Warhammer 40k fan, but much of the intensity of these sequences is lost in a mire of thoughts and emotions.

Past reminiscing primarily focuses on Jim's and Sarah's relationship which is surprisingly brief. The game itself seemed to imply there was a deep, long history between the two characters and as we discover through Golden, it simply isn't so. Which is an odd reveal, given Raynor's emotional attachment to Kerrigan. Because of this, Golden often parlays long and deep into the internal workings of both characters as they interact with one another. There's no way to sugar coat that this reads similar to a Harlequin romance novel, which brings me to a note on expanded universes:

The world of expanded universes is that of a mixed bag -- so much of its legacy is owed to internet boards and forums, spawning from the dark art that is fan fiction. As an active writer and follower of fanfic, I would never naysay the art (and it is an art in its own right), but I'm not necessarily a fan of published fanfic. These offerings do firmly belong on the internet, and it's always a disappointment to me when an game's official EU is relegated to glammed up fanfic.

The difference between fanfic and actual expanded universe, to me, is that fanfic tends to be about fan wish fulfillment whereas EU is about exploring people and events that the original material either glossed over or merely hinted at. 'Flashpoint' attempts to bridge the two worlds but unfortunately, it falls more into the fanfic realm as we explore the relationship of Jim and Sarah.

Which may be up your alley. In fact, it's the type of offering many fans like and that's okay. But this aspect may speak to an even larger issue with the story and that is, did we really want to know what happened with Jim and Sarah after the events of StarCraft II?

As with so many movies and books which end on emotional notes, we may briefly wonder what happens next, but the fact is that typically we start getting into a realm of uncomfortable and possibly ridiculous questions. Kerrigan was the Queen of Blades for a long time. She was a kickass character and a wonderful villain but whether we want to admit it or not, she was the villain. I'm not sure she really necessitated a redemption arc. Not to mention if you've played 'Heart of the Swarm,' you know that the story gets even more ridiculous.

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As much as I dislike wish fulfillment, I think StarCraft II: Flashpoint would have been better served had it solely focused on the old days, when Jim and Sarah were first working together. Bridging the events between StarCraft II and Heart of the Swarm feels awkward and unnecessary. If you're a fan of Golden's previous works, or of fan fiction in general the book may be up your alley, but anyone looking for a deeper look into StarCraft's lore will walk away largely disappointed.

StarCraft II: Flashpoint

Author: Christie Golden

Publisher: Gallery Books

Release Date: November 6, 2012 (Hardcover)

Price: $26.00 (Hardcover)

Rating: 6/10

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When it comes to storied real time strategy, Blizzard stands above the rest. The Warcraft series has a rich, robust lore filled with tragedy and memorable characters which we've followed through multiple RTSes and further still in World of Warcraft. StarCraft's lore and history aren't quite as well-known, but then, we've only had two games to experience.

StarCraft II's story was greatly improved from StarCraft and it ended on an emotional level, with Jim Raynor saving Sarah Kerrigan. The story was great and the ending was such that it was quite apparent Blizzard had more in story for Kerrigan. StarCraft novel staple Christie Golden's latest book in the series, StarCraftII: Flashpoint, seeks to bridge the gap between the events of StarCraft II and the latest expansion, Heart of the Swarm.

The book picks up mere moments after the end of the game, with Jim Raynor holding a helpless Sarah Kerrigan. We then follow them through a turbulent escape from Char and away from the claws of Arcturus Mengsk. The book then bounces between showing us who Sarah Kerrigan was before she became the Queen of Blades, and who she is now, post-rescue.

As you may imagine, Jim and Sarah both have a lot of mixed emotions about the entire experience and the majority of the book focuses on this. There is a lot going on in Jim's head and he reconciles killing his best friend to save Kerrigan, and Kerrigan must wrestle with the knowledge of her deeds as Queen of Blades.

There is some confusion about how much of the Queen of Blades was Kerrigan, and how much was an altered, pawn of the Zerg. Kerrigan herself is insistent that her deeds as Queen were entirely her doing, though Golden (and Blizzard) want us to empathize with her. It's hard to empathize with a mass murderer and so, most mentions of the Queen are internalized in Kerrigan's head as reluctant, torturous memories.

There are a few action segments which are, unfortunately, hampered by internal dialogs and feelings rather than focusing on the action at hand. So much of StarCraft's legacy is focusing on action, and I admit I may be biased as a die-hard Warhammer 40k fan, but much of the intensity of these sequences is lost in a mire of thoughts and emotions.

Past reminiscing primarily focuses on Jim's and Sarah's relationship which is surprisingly brief. The game itself seemed to imply there was a deep, long history between the two characters and as we discover through Golden, it simply isn't so. Which is an odd reveal, given Raynor's emotional attachment to Kerrigan. Because of this, Golden often parlays long and deep into the internal workings of both characters as they interact with one another. There's no way to sugar coat that this reads similar to a Harlequin romance novel, which brings me to a note on expanded universes:

The world of expanded universes is that of a mixed bag -- so much of its legacy is owed to internet boards and forums, spawning from the dark art that is fan fiction. As an active writer and follower of fanfic, I would never naysay the art (and it is an art in its own right), but I'm not necessarily a fan of published fanfic. These offerings do firmly belong on the internet, and it's always a disappointment to me when an game's official EU is relegated to glammed up fanfic.

The difference between fanfic and actual expanded universe, to me, is that fanfic tends to be about fan wish fulfillment whereas EU is about exploring people and events that the original material either glossed over or merely hinted at. 'Flashpoint' attempts to bridge the two worlds but unfortunately, it falls more into the fanfic realm as we explore the relationship of Jim and Sarah.

Which may be up your alley. In fact, it's the type of offering many fans like and that's okay. But this aspect may speak to an even larger issue with the story and that is, did we really want to know what happened with Jim and Sarah after the events of StarCraft II?

As with so many movies and books which end on emotional notes, we may briefly wonder what happens next, but the fact is that typically we start getting into a realm of uncomfortable and possibly ridiculous questions. Kerrigan was the Queen of Blades for a long time. She was a kickass character and a wonderful villain but whether we want to admit it or not, she was the villain. I'm not sure she really necessitated a redemption arc. Not to mention if you've played 'Heart of the Swarm,' you know that the story gets even more ridiculous.

As much as I dislike wish fulfillment, I think StarCraft II: Flashpoint would have been better served had it solely focused on the old days, when Jim and Sarah were first working together. Bridging the events between StarCraft II and Heart of the Swarm feels awkward and unnecessary. If you're a fan of Golden's previous works, or of fan fiction in general the book may be up your alley, but anyone looking for a deeper look into StarCraft's lore will walk away largely disappointed.

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Author: Christie Golden

Publisher: Gallery Books

Release Date: November 6, 2012 (Hardcover)

Price: $26.00 (Hardcover)

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Rating: 6/10

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