StarCraft: The Rise of Humanity

Am I the only one who absolutely hates using the Dark Forest Theory all the time?

Wings of Liberty opening video

Forget it, this novel has too many flaws and plot holes. The missile turret radar's detection range in StarCraft is only 40 kilometers; beyond that, it can't detect anything? Its power source is cold nuclear fusion. That's like putting a vectoring engine on a propeller plane. But it lacks radar and beyond-visual-range fire control. What's the point? And the Marines' nail guns are supersonic?

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I just can't get into it. The author clearly lacks military knowledge. It severely underestimated the lethality of firearms against carbon-based life forms. It dragged on and worried about the invasion of brown bears and other so-called behemoths for more than fifty chapters when a row of 20mm machine guns on the city walls would have been enough to deal with them.

They clearly deployed thousands of infantrymen, but they insisted on writing individual infantry heroism segments. Even showing footage of Ghost Special Forces wouldn't feel so out of place; instead, they made an infantryman go on a solo expedition—it's disgusting.

I really want to read a novel about the Zerg; the subject matter is so good, yet no one writes it well.

One Leviathan, one Spear of Adun What do humans have? Only one Viking landed. We still don't know the name of that warrior.

Look, my good brother.

When will someone write a novel or two about taking a two-person StarCraft base to Warhammer 40k, charging into Chaos, the Four Tyrants, and the Zerg? Eldar? Forget about them—I'm mortal with gambling and drugs!