It's ridiculous.īasically, you have a base near the lower right corner of the map and have to collect seven canisters of terrazine gas (it's similar to Vespene Gas, but it's used to create Spectres specifically). This is part of the Covert storyline, which will net you Spectres or Ghosts (depending on which branching mission you play at the end of the storyline). Part of this other article I wrote should help you if you're unsure what to do. If you complete Belly of the Beast, the Nydus Worms are gone, but they get Mutalisks and Brood Lords (to be fair, the Hive Mind Emulator breaks this mission easily if they send air I pity you if you got Psi Disrupters instead.) You see, if you play Shatter the Sky, the Zerg have no air units (except for Overlords/Overseers but those don't attack) but they get Nydus Worms, which spawn reinforcements at a sickening rate until you destroy them. The previous mission gives you a choice to prevent the Zerg from using a type of unit on you, but that won't help. Your micro and macro skills will be pushed to their limits as the Zerg assault your base (nearly) endlessly from five different angles. Keep it in mind when you're wondering why I find certain missions so difficult.Īll In is the last mission of the Wings of Liberty campaign and also the hardest. Note: I have been playing the campaign at Brutal, so my opinions will be tempered because of this.These missions made me want to pull my hair out, and perhaps you feel the same as well! I bid you welcome to my newest Starcraft 2 related article! To follow the trend, this article will list the five hardest campaign missions in Starcraft 2.

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