After a period of chaos in the 21st century, the one world United Powers League took over the planet to seize humanity’s uncertain future. While StarCraft focuses on the terrans of the Koprulu Sector, Earth has its own sizable history. StarCraft lore discord to ramble about the lore with fellow fans, given there isn’t as much of a hub for this sort of stuff I hope a few of you find it fun! Co-op did a fantastic job translating his fantasy to a playable character, so lets dig in!īefore we start, for those interested I’ve started a

To say I have an obsession with Stukov and the UED is putting it mildly, and given how a lot of people came in during SCII and missed his Brood War story, and even the majority of those missed his StarCraft 64 story, he’s by far my favorite character to talk about. I lost not only my daughter, I also lost my friend.So this is one I’ve REALLY wanted to do, my favorite vice-admiral, Alexei Stukov. 'She was happy, she was outgoing,' Duran said of his daughter. He said there were 'so many things that could have been done to stop this tragedy,' which took the 'life of my daughter and five other people.' For example, he said the road under the bridge should have been closed while work continued on completing the modularly constructed bridge. Orlando Duran, whose daughter Alexa was killed in the collapse, attended a news conference Friday to announce details of the deal and said that he hopes more parties come forward to take responsibility. Magnum Construction Company did not design the bridge. A final report is expected later this year. The National Transportatation Safety Board said in a preliminary report in November that bridge designers overestimated the strength of a critical section of the bridge, though the report did not assign blame for the collapse. More than 20 other defendants are being sued by victims and they will have to reach their own deals with their insurers. Magnum, formerly known as Munilla Construction Management, filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. The settlement agreement was filed in federal bankruptcy court April 30 and must now be approved by a judge. The deal between Magnum Construction Management and the insurance companies, reported by the Miami Herald on Friday, marks a step forward in resolving litigation involving families of the six people killed when the Florida International University pedestrian bridge collapsed on March 15, 2018, and eight injured survivors. MIAMI - Insurers will pay up to $42 million to surviving victims of a 2018 Florida bridge collapse and the families of those killed, under a deal announced Friday between the now-bankrupt construction company that built the pedestrian bridge and its insurers.

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