"Living Fossil #2" ChRh v Bisu (P2/3) [VR] Proleague 5/6/07

Whoa! This is a sweet little blast from the past of dinosaur ChRh vs Bisu back when Bisu was at his prime, in a Proleague game played between MBC Hero and Air Force ACE on 5/6/07. Will the ancient ChRh be able to step up to fight Bisu, at that time the best Protoss in the world?

Thanks to the viewers who suggested this - you know who you are!


ChRh[Ace]: Purple T, 11
Bisu[MBC - at the time]: Orange P, 5
Map: Monty Hall

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• chrh
• Bisu
• proleague
• vr
• Cholera
• CholeraSC
• Starcraft

[RegaLSC]

i think it's because it's still BEING irradiated at the time. The unit is dying, but the waves of radiation from the vessel causes it to become radioactive, and while the cells are being destroyed the radiation also affects those around it, destroying their cells too.

[CholeraSC]

If the science vessel was forced to hang around the unit, it may make sense that the unit was still being irradiated; but the SV can die after irradiating and the unit would still be irradiated.

What doesn't make sense is that "irradiate" seems to make something radioactive, which does NOT happen, unless the science vessel throws a sticky piece of radioactive waste onto the unit, which proceeds to irradiate others until the unit dies ...

Yes, and I know that it's just a game :)

[hakonatli]

Science vessels use spray-on radiation much like spray-on butter.

[Mr2Azn4You]

LOL! I loved that random tangent on radiation.

[hunterbender]

a sc map from a classical math problem. wow. ^.^

[EebstertheGreat]

Proton beams are not how they make exotic isotopes. They actually smash two nuclei together (usually a smaller one with a lead nucleus), or sometimes bombard already heavy nuclei with neutrons. Even if they could make the unit's atoms radioactive, they would be harmless unless very large, like radium or thorium, so it would basically still throw a sticky piece of radioactive material (which IS what Blizzard claims it does). Not sure what you mean by "heavy molecules" fusing, though (???).

[AlastairHeggie]

"...unless the science vessel throws a sticky piece of radioactive waste onto the unit, which proceeds to irradiate others until the unit dies..."

That is precisely what it does do if I recall the manual correctly

[Acidf1re]

Irradiate could be something like a proton beam which makes the molecules of whatever it irradiates radioactive. How else do you think they make exotic isotopes in labs?

Even more fun would be to bombard the target with very heavy molecules so it would fuse into unstable huge molecules which will collapse into smaller parts and... radiation! :D

[mechwarrior13]

nvm lol u did mention it.. but i think it would been better effect the first time the korean announcer selected

[mechwarrior13]

i think you should have highlighted the fact that chrh had a covert ops...

[Kilithaza]

Hes american from NY

[CommanderZerg]

lol mythbusters are you canadian cholera?