I have heard a lot about this, but what exact order do you use?
Each shard becomes more powerful when one is destroyed.
So would killing the 3 farthest not make the expansion shard super strong and sort of block expansion? or do you not need to expand in this strategery?
Thanks!
Destroying the three farther slivers will make the two closest slivers super-strong, which means that you will not be able to take your expansions. As such, reverse clears are almost always one-base affairs. You can sometimes do a partial reverse clear where you take your expansion first, then take out the three farther slivers, then finally the sliver in front of your base; this is generally a go-to option for Mengsk if he can’t do a reverse clear, since the other four slivers should be within range of earthsplitters in the expansion area.
There is a video by aommaster on how to do a Mengsk solo reverse clear. It’s a bit dated (since it’s from the era where you could do a double bunker drop from the start of the game; today, you’d have to wait for about the 2-minute mark to do a double bunker drop), but the general principle can still apply. There are also how-to videos on Raynor-Vorazun reverse clears, Abathur-Dehaka reverse clears, Swann-Stetmann reverse clears, and a few other combinations as well.
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I didn’t realize until playing the Mass Recall campaign, users remake of SC1, thanks to subtitles on videos, that Joeyray actually existed back in SC1.
Since the place that give that guy the most visibility is the Tychus building, I thought that could fit here.
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That guy seemed like he might have died in that video, but well, fit Tychus even better somehow lol.
Greater primal wurm can be summoned on gray fog-of-war.
Summon it to give vision to summon pack leader where needed.
Glevic’s fire breath (Incendiary Acid ability) also gives vision.
This give some interesting combo, sorta like nova’s combo: sabotage drone + griffin airstrike.
Here’s a combo sample, wurm + glevic + murvar, just to protect one crazy pilot:
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It didnt. The Mass Recall team likes to throw in a lot of easter eggs like that, but Mar Sara was totally incinerated shortly after the mission “The Jacobs Installation”.
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so, i know that the mobious train is both a single unit for somethings, and a number of individual units for others, so i played around with some aoes. with swan, a well placed calldown can easily drop the train to 50% health or lower.
That Ghosts intending to nuke your base are trained from enemy barracks, and you can stop the nukes by clearing out all the barracks.
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In Void Trashing, St. Hammer’s n*pples are somewhat visible underneath her tank top.
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Liked that because I didn’t expect that answer at all here 
More to the point, now youve got me wondering whether “tank top” is an intentional pun, given that she drives a siege tank.
Hearing the news about their “direction”.
RIP
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I didn’t hear; what is the direction?
Straight into a wall.
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I’m not following. What are you referring to?
This, I think:
In Void Trashing, St. Hammer’s n*pples are somewhat visible underneath her tank top.
Only visible if you reach Level 1000. Its the Ascension Easter Egg, err Eggs.
after like a year my portrait finally works on the forums
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hahahahahaah, it works!
In the game just now, I was wondering how my Stukov ally was planning to stop Shuttles with only 1 Liberator.
A little after, I discovered how: he had managed to perfectly stack at least 8 Liberators.
They only moved, and thus separated, after perfectly killing the shuttles. Even while attacking, it only looked like there was only 1 (overpowered) infested liberator 
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My portrait changed for some reason.
It used be a Dragon now its Dehaka.