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Last night, after years and years of putting it off, I finally played the final couple of missions in Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty. (Yeah, I know. Hey, I like the game and everything, but I got sidetracked!)(new Image()).src = 'https://capi.connatix.com/tr/si?token=995c4c7d-194f-4077-b0a0-7ad466eb737c&cid=872d12ce-453b-4870-845f-955919887e1b'; cnx.cmd.push(function() { cnx({ playerId: "995c4c7d-194f-4077-b0a0-7ad466eb737c" }).render("79703296e5134c75a2db6e1b64762017"); }); It was a kick to finish the story the day before the sequel, Heart of the Swarm, comes out. The saga of Kerrigan and Raynor may สล็อตฟรี have ended on a cliffhanger, but I get to see that cliffhanger resolve (at least somewhat) almost immediately. Maybe that’s why I waited. Yeah, that’s why. Sure. After completing the game, the credits roll. It starts out playing the game’s winning mix of dramatic orchestration, Firefly-style guitars and dobros, and Top Gun-sounding electric guitar wailing. But then… something happens. A song begins to play. That song is ‘Terran Up the Night,” a jock-metal anthem by the band Level 800 Tauren Chieftain. Yes. That is the name of the band. Well, sort of. That’s the in-game name of the band, who in the real world are called Level 90 สล็อตฟรี Elite Tauren Chieftain. Which: Hee. The band is made up of Blizzard employees, and it looks like they’ve gone through enough different names over the years (basically, they keep leveling up) that it’s difficult to really keep up. In a world where we’ve already had the amazing (and similar) credits music to Aliens: Infestation, it feels like a blessing that we get one more. A tacky, tacky blessing. https://kotaku.com/this-amazing-credits-anthem-mostly-plays-at-night-most-5889370 Here now, the lyrics to ‘Terran Up the Night,” courtesy of The WoW Wiki “Terran Up the Night” The smell of rusty metal, dead zerg and ทดลองเล่นสล็อตฟรี napalm, The sound of friggin’ laser beams and Gatling guns. Strapped into powered armor, Got the ladies always looking at me, They can’t believe the size of my over-engineered codpiece. Well, I’m a convict In a siege tank I ride Not protossin’, not zergin’, No, I’m terran up the night! Terran up the night! Terran up the night! Terran up the night! Alright! Don’t want no shiny protoss flying machines Rather have a clunky, funky, rusty SCV. Strap yourselves in girls, We’re gonna soar across the stars ‘Cause when you’ve got a battlecruiser, Hell, who needs a car? Well, I’m a convict In a siege tank I ride Not protossin’, not zergin’, No, I’m terran up the night! Terran up the night! Terran up the night! Terran up the night! That’s Right! [Hell yeah] You come in peace, well I come in war I’m counting corpses, I ain’t counting score When the protoss charge and the zerg start to swarm, Don’t want no Zeus, I want my own Thor! We’ve got our own transformer, The rough and tough Viking. He can fly, and doesn’t cry like that little girl Starscream Never served the King, no Never served the Lord But if we lived in Azeroth, honey You know we’d join the Horde! Yeah! Well, I’m a convict In a siege tank I ride Not protossin’, not zergin’, No, I’m terran up the night! Terran up the night! Terran up the night! Terran up the night! That’s right Terran up the night! Terran up the night! Terran up the night! All night I’m not super deep in Blizzard culture, so I don’t actually know what the general attitude toward this song is among mega StarCraft fans. Is it gloriously cheesy? Cheesy, yet glorious? Just plain cheesy? Just plain glorious? You tell me.