There are literally hundreds (perhaps thousands) of different adaptations, most with wording changes, but some that actually manipulated the original image as well to convey a slightly different idea. If I missed any instances worth mentioning, please let me know. Note that this article documents just a tiny fraction of the thousands of instances where this image and its variations can be found across the Internet, and I canвЂ™t be sure that any of the links below are the original places these images were first posted. So, today, I decided to go back and use the magic of Google to see if I could track down some of its many variations and post them here quasi-chronologically. My original post (below) racked up around 3,000 +1s and over 1,000 shares, which was just amazing to me, especially given that Google+ was barely 18 months old and still fairly small as social sites go.Д«ut, unbeknownst to me, as the Internet is so wonderfully amazing at doing, my original graphic was being adapted, modified, and repurposed in a mind-blowing variety of ways, and then shared and redistributed all over the place. So, I grabbed a public photo of CincinnatiвЂ™s Great American Ball Park*, a stock photo of a crate, clip art of a fence, and then spent a half-hour or so in Powerpoint concocting an image that I then posted on Google+. I thought the easiest example of this concept is kids of different heights trying to see over a fence. I was trying to clarify why, to me (and, I generalized, to liberals), вЂњequal opportunityвЂќ alone wasnвЂ™t a satisfactory goal and that we should somehow take into consideration equality of outcomes. How did this happen? Back in 2012, shortly after th e US elections, I had crafted up a graphic to illustrate my point in an argument I was having with a conservative activist. It was the concept behind my image, but completely redrawn (and by someone with actual artistic talent!). My jaw hit the keyboardвЂ¦that was my image, but it also wasnвЂ™t my image. With all of these abilities and tips in mind, the final mission of Dawn of War 3shouldn't be as daunting as originally thought.The Facebook post my friend sent me showing how far my original graphic had been adapted. You don't want the entire party affected by something that can be so easily avoided.

This is a useful tactic when taking flame waves into account. It's stating the obvious, but it can be easy to forget about them if you're too focused on obliterating everything in sight.ДЇinally, splitting up the three heroes is also a viable option. You don't want that hard work going to waste.Д«e sure to make use of the medpacks on the battlefield. Whenever the Daemon flies off, send everyone to the top of the map so they are ready to destroy the fountain if the ritual begins. Repeating this cycle with the Daemon and Bloodletters will help, but you'll also have to bear in mind that the fountain will eventually appear. Pulling off perfect crowd control chains is the key here. They are incredibly irritating so fuse abilities together and nuke the hell out of them - if you have to - as your Macha remain at a safe distance from the carnage. Once you've made it to the final area, focus your attention on those bloodletters.В If the Daemon is causing havoc, abuse Macha's abilities to keep it under control and take care of the bloodletters. Before the final confrontation, you will face the Daemon on two other occasions, and while they aren't as challenging, you don't want to risk starting the mission again. Keeping a tab on all of them as chaining attacks will help to ensure victory.Д«efore you do anything else, remember to save your progress after each phase. This is a handy ability to use in a few tight situation as well as keeping your units alive.Д®veryone has access to these. Player AbilitiesД«oth of these abilities are useful in interrupting fire attacks and stopping the Daemon in its tracks. While not a skill in the traditional sense, these despicable things can make your life a living hell. Don't even think about going near it.ДЄt regular intervals, the sacrificial fountain will appear at the top of the arena and the Daemon will continue to regenerate its health until you intercept the ritual. The Daemon can regularly fly in, spawning a large wall of fire in its wake.

A pesky trick that can be used to your advantage.

On hard mode, the Daemon will regularly teleport away from melee range. Abilities to Keep an Eye Out For Daemon's Abilities

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