ScorpyCraft: Undying Fury Mod for StarCraft Dead... but maybe not so. news

ScorpyCraft: Undying Fury

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Undying Fury is the reincarnation of the ScorpyCraft that told me I was a modder. The reincarnated form of the TC that redefined StarCraft modding, and at the same time laid foundation to the ScorpyCraft series. Undying Fury takes place in the hieght of my second novel, Fallen Realm: Eclipse, and features three races directly from the pages of war itself: The Scorpy Confederation. Huge, menacing and industrial, this race of scorpion-like creatures command massive war machines, advanaced computer technology, and more. They focus on destruction, numbers, tactics and more. They command the monstrous Kaloth-class vessels, including the Kraken and the DensuKii. In the name of all that is good, they fight for the Lour. The Lour. Consisting of many seperate races under one flag, the Lour seek to explore and learn about all life and space. Upon doing so they have inadvertly awakened a terror none that is living can describe. For months they have fought a war across all of space, their defeat growing...

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UF was officially discontinued a while ago, but this may change in the future. Please show your support for this and other mods by signing up at The Thorium Heart forums, located here: Since I am now capable of all forms of starcraft modding, the more people I have desiring UF to continued, the greater

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UF was officially discontinued a while ago, but this may change in the future. Please show your support for this and other mods by signing up at The Thorium Heart forums, located here:

Thorheart.projectascension.org

Since I am now capable of all forms of starcraft modding, the more people I have desiring UF to continued, the greater chance of myself persuing this effort.

How far UF would get, however, is still questionable. The sheer scale of the mod is verging on impossible as StarCraft has many hard-held limits, especially in the form of data.