This is the Death Star that the Empire only wished they had built.

I think the above screen capture seals the deal.

Thermal exhaust port access to core? Check.
And now it's time for my favourite Return of the Jedi line!
It feels almost unfair that carbon-based life (necessarily) prevailed against a much more prepared enemy. They camped out space waiting for the appearance of Genome's dreadnought, they built the Death Star III on Genome's moon, and they installed a hostage in front of the moon's control port. They knew everything.
But once again, it's really hard to convince life to stop living. Except for Rossiu. He's been their tool ever since Genome's fall and at the end, and he looked ready to slash his wrists.
Call it evolution on steroids. Blizzard Games, take note. Terrans can evidently out-evolve the Zerg.
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