StarCraft® II  StarCraft II Creative Development Q&A - Part 4
StarCraft II Creative Development Q&A - Part 4   Question:
Raynor's attitude in StarCraft II was surprising, considering
where we left off in Brood War. After Kerrigan backstabbed him
and killed Fenix, Raynor gave up on her and was hell-bent on
getting rid of her. He explicitly promised he would kill her.
What led him to change his mind, killing Tychus so he could save
her?  Answer: I answered most of this question previously, but I
want to follow up with this one for two reasons, which I'll take
in reverse order.  About Tychus: By the time Jim and Tychus are
in the cave with Kerrigan, I think Jim is all-in. He's made his
choice. There's no going back, and no shrinking from what has to
be done.  The bigger reason I wanted to address this issue was
your good point that Jim's attitudes and actions at the
beginning of Wings are surprising. I want to have a discussion
with the community about this, and hear your thoughts. At the
start of Wings of Libe