Why does tychus findlay wear a suit

User Info: Theshamen. User Info: ForcefulChris. Of course he was suspicious, but if you listened to all the conversations with Matt Horner, he says he scanned Tychus as he entered the ship from a mission and he found that the marine suit was rigged to shut down all of Tychus' major organs from a remote command. Tychus had to kill Kerrigan or die in the process. User Info: KimbapIsGood. So sad Not much of a choice there Damn you Blizzard!

User Info: Jackafur. Im not really into the single player so thats why im asking. User Info: Sharpiez. It was stupid. Blizzard wrote it in the worst possible way. If that was going to be his death then it should've happened earlier in the campaign because, during those last 20 seconds, I could've cared less.

In my opinion Blizzard lost their knack for writing during the dev of Frozen Throne. Since the Mengsk storyline didn't go anywhere I thought Wings of Liberty might go with Tychus being freed from the whole suit prison thing but there really was no metaphor and no motif there just some random BS that was not a surprise but was meant to be a twist, disappointing. User Info: AncientDozer.

Started: July 6, Because he isn't. I feel like the story, as it is, with potential, is riddled with holes and poor telling. User Info: Anagram. They actually explained why Mengsk can't just assassinate Raynor; he wants to avoid making him into a martyr. It's a weak excuse, but it's there. But yeah, if Tychus is working for Mengsk the entire time, Mengsk would have prevented him from exposing his genocide.

The story is either enormously convoluted or riddled with plot holes. Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Is this the Link to the Past we all hoped? Watch and find out. Nintendo Online N64 games may have been something that we've all waited for, but maybe Nintendo should take another pass. In Partnership with Wal-Mart. Bethesda Has an Idea for Fallout 5.

Table of Contents. Tychus was court-martialed, demoted to private, and sentenced to three months of hard labor at a military prison. When he arrived, he drew the ire of Sergeant Bellamy, who took pleasure in punishing large inmates. He ordered Tychus to work in the mines, and pull a mine cart by himself. Bellamy also tormented another inmate who used a fork to stab Bellamy. During the ensuing struggle, Tychus stole Bellamy's baton, and placed it on the rails of the mine cart. Afterwords when Bellamy went to retrieve his baton, Tychus disabled the breaks on the mine cart which ran over and crushed Bellamy, killing him.

After his release, Tychus attempted to resupply himself at the military base, Fort Howe. It was here that he first meet Jim Raynor, who was a young lance corporal at the time.

Raynor however told Tychus to come back later once the base had been resupplied, to which Tychus tried to intimidate Raynor, which resulted in Raynor's friend forcing Tychus back at gunpoint. Later, Tychus was recalled by Colonel Javier Vanderspool, who decided to give him another chance and promoted him to the rank of Sergent, and placed him in charge of corporal Raynor and his comrades. Tychus used this opportunity to make life for Raynor difficult, however before he could begin to do so, he was alerted an attack by the Kel-Morian.

Tychus took charge, and defeated the Kel-Morian, even beating one to death with his rifle. After the battle, the squad proceeded to a nearby armory, only to discover that Confederate soldiers were looting valuable equipment, and loading it in civilian trucks. Instead of returning the goods, Tychus reported that the enemy had stolen the equipment and that he was in pursuit of it.

Tychus then reported that he had to give up his pursuit due to mechanical difficulties, while in reality he drove the trucks and stashed the equipment. Raynor disapproved of Tychus' actions, and wanted to return one of the stolen trucks to allay any suspicion. Tychus and Raynor with Heaven's Devils Shortly after this incident, and before the stolen goods could be sold, Colonel Vanderspool created the st Colonial Rangers Battalion, which had the nickname Heaven's Devils.

However Vanderspool didn't trust Tychus, so he placed the medic Lisa Cassidy in the squad as a spy. Tychus also began a romantic relationship with Cassidy.

Tychus also sold the stolen goods, but his actions were reported to Vanderspool by Cassidy. Vanderspool was angered by Tychus' actions, but didn't want to do away with the squad because of their valuable nature as a combat force. He did however plan to plot his revenge on Tychus. The next mission that the squad embarked on was to liberate a prison camp were many Confederate soldiers were being held by the Kel-Morians. He complained about Daun having ambushed Cadaver, and about a bank robbery job on Bacchus Moon , a gambling mecca.

The bank would hold over million credits for 37 hours, but had a weak point due to a damaged sewer system. They would work with Ash Thompson , one of O'Banon's minions. Findlay said the plan was weak. Thompson tried to take over the meeting but Findlay wouldn't allow it. Thompson showed off a holo of the Covington Bank building. It had good physical security but one of O'Banon's minions was renting an apartment building above the bank.

Worse, the Interstellar Marshals Convention was going on, but Thompson believed this would only make security lazy, and the marshals would be off-duty and partying.

Findlay explained how he intended to rob the bank. As the duo left, they paid for a performance from " Kyttyn " to Cadaver. The robbery team traveled to Bacchus Moon, but they were secretly pursued by Ezekiel Daun.

The duo met up with Findlay's own contact, an Umojan high tech criminal named Jennifer. She and her husband had invented an EMP device and other tools hidden in elaborate costumes for helping with the robbery.

Findlay even enjoyed a dance with Jennifer. Unfortunately, he and off-duty marshal Wilkes Butler spotted each other. The duo fled, with Findlay leading the way, and Jennifer headed in a different direction. They lost the cops.

The bank robbers planned a "dry run" with their equipment. Butler figured out where the robbery would take place and put the bank under a stakeout. As Findlay cased the joint, they met George Woodley , who had been transferred there after losing to the duo.

Woodley reached for his comm, and Findlay activated the EMP device. This had the side effect of shorting out Butler's radio. The robbers released mechanical spiders around the crowd, which would poison anyone who tried to move. They closed up the bank and blew the vault, catching Butler's attention.

As they stole the money, Woodley told them it was intended for Farm Aid. Findlay had known about this and hadn't told Raynor as he anticipated a negative reaction.

Raynor tried to leave the robbery. However Thompson, disgusted by the argument, released the spiders, killing the innocent people. Raynor noticed a spider attacking Woodley and rescued him. Thompson then shot Raynor in the arm. A brawl broke out between the duo and the rest of the robbers. Findlay slammed Thompson into a wall, killing him. During the battle, Findlay punched Win to death while Raynor dealt with Win. They stole Thompson's apartment key, tied up Woodley and left.

However, they couldn't go up the stairs or use the elevator. Findlay pulled Raynor up fourteen stories to the apartment, a task made more difficult due to Raynor's injury and Raynor's frequent fainting.

Raynor doubted anyone but Findlay could have done it, but they did. The duo made it to the safety of Thompson's apartment, only to find a corpse and numerous holos. Ezekiel Daun was waiting for them. Daun revealed who his employer was— Javier Vanderspool! Raynor was able to shoot Daun down before fainting. When Raynor awoke, Findlay told him the situation. The police were trying to break down the door. There were supposed to be five suits of "slow-fall hardskins" which they would use to escape, but in fact, O'Banon had only provided one for Thompson's use.

Findlay said he was sorry about lying about the money, but he would still take it. They agreed they'd never cheated each other. Findlay and Raynor had both previously agreed that Findlay had never done a noble thing in his life, but now he would do so. As Raynor escaped, Findlay took on as many as twenty police officers. Butler injured Findlay, who pointed his guns at Butler, only to find he had run out of bullets.

Findlay immediately charged Butler, but numerous police officers jumped him. By the end of the fight, almost twenty cops had been injured. Butler put Findlay under arrest Vanderspool found out about the arrest afterward, and said that Findlay would "rot" in prison. Raynor did not forget his friend's sacrifice. Findlay was sentenced to cryonic imprisonment, [6] designated as Convict His rap sheet included convictions for narcotics violations, theft, jailbreak, piracy, grand larceny and murder, and he was a suspect in other murders.

He was sentenced to death, but the sentence was later commuted to solitary cryogenic incarceration for life. Eventually, in , Emperor Arcturus Mengsk offered Findlay a deal. In exchange for freedom, Findlay would assassinate Sarah Kerrigan [15] or possibly have him attack Raynor.

For his part, Findlay initially claimed to have escaped from New Folsom Prison while being transferred and killing a dozen guards with his bare hands. The rebel was surprised to see his old friend out of prison. Findlay offered to act as a middle man set up a business deal between the formerly legitimate Moebius Foundation and Raynor's Raiders. The Foundation was willing to pay handsomely for any alien artifacts recovered by the Raiders.

As Mengsk had outlawed all trade in alien artifacts and made efforts to procure them for themselves, this meant fighting and stealing from the Dominion. Raynor agreed and after some wrangling allowed Findlay to have thirty percent of the proceeds. The first artifact found was stolen from a Dominion dig site on Mar Sara. The ex-convict was unaware of the Queen of Blades' personal relationship with Raynor.

The unauthorized access was discovered by Horner. In general, Findlay was more concerned with amassing credits than assisting the besieged Koprulu sector. He thought it best if Raynor was less concerned with the Terran Dominion.

Eventually, payday arrived. However, instead of meeting the Foundation at the given coordinates, the Raiders were confronted by Dominion battlecruisers , led by Mengsk's flagship, the Bucephalus.

Findlay boarded it with Raynor, believing it to be the only chance they have for the revolution, the pair fighting their way through it.

He was the one behind the Foundation, having sent the Raiders to retrieve the components of a xel'naga artifact that could de-infest Kerrigan.

When Raynor agreed to partner up with Valerian to assault Char , a drunken Findlay accused Raynor of being a coward to Rory Swann and fellow crew members inside the cantina. Swann defended Raynor, which caused Findlay to go in a rage, lifting Swann into the air and throwing him down on Kachinsky. Raynor stepped in and the two had a brief fight, Findlay throwing various objects including the jukebox at Raynor, which the commander all evaded.

Findlay was defeated when Raynor electrocuted him with a displaced cable. The crew regained their faith in their commander and Findlay was left to fix up the damage he caused. On Char itself, Findlay and Raynor arrived in time to save the wounded General Horace Warfield when zerg overran his position. When Raynor decided to assault the nydus network , as Findlay suggested, Raynor led a small squad including Findlay himself, which excited the ex-convict. Findlay aided the squad with his shredder grenades and was annoyed almost every time Egon Stetmann spoke.

The Dominion finished assembling the artifact and presented it to Raynor. Findlay was not keen on putting his faith in such an unproven device.

Findlay attempts to fulfill the bargain with Arcturus Mengsk. Raynor, Findlay, and a team of Dominion and Raiders marines advanced into the area cleared of the zerg and discovered a human Kerrigan.

With Mengsk observing remotely through his suit, and able to contact him using short range communication as his fleet was hidden nearby, [38] Findlay at last had his chance to kill Kerrigan and regain his freedom.

The ex-convict finally revealed to his old friend of his debt and his true mission. Raynor shielded Kerrigan from the would-be executioner's bullet, which did nothing but caused a dent in his suit, before turning and shooting Findlay in the face with his revolver , [15] which killed Findlay.

Findlay's corpse was abandoned by the Raiders in the zerg hive upon their evacuation of Char. After Raynor and Kerrigan retreated to XT , Kerrigan expressed remorse that Raynor had to kill his friend in order to save her, stating that maybe he should have let him kill her.

Raynor said that they had both made their choices. In , Raynor returned to Joeyray's Bar and reflected on his past. One of the pictures he reflected upon was of Raynor and Tychus in the Heaven's Devils, while Tychus' last words ran through his head.

Tychus Findlay's portrait is available on battle. Tychus is available as a purchasable announcer. Tychus Findlay appears in Wings of Liberty as an uncontrollable hero in the " Engine of Destruction " mission and as a controllable one in the " Belly of the Beast " mission. He controls the Odin , a powerful thor prototype, in Engine of Destruction uncontrollable and Media Blitz.