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Horner Course Laid In Sound Button

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Press it when your fleet is ready and the next jump is set

关于此声音

A short StarCraft II voice line from Matt Horner, captain of the battlecruiser Hyperion, lasting just over a second. His calm, clipped delivery sounds like a bridge officer confirming a jump, giving the clip a steady, mission-ready feeling that lands as confident rather than dramatic. It comes from the game's Hyperion command dialogue.

如何使用这个按钮

Play it as your squad locks in a plan before starting a ranked match.
Use it to open a strategy video right before you reveal the route.
Press it when friends agree on a destination during a co-op session.
Trigger it as your ship or fleet sets off in a space game montage.

大家在哪里用它

Discord
Play it in a voice channel when your group finalises its next move in a game.
Twitch
Use it as a quick cue when you start a run or switch to a new map.
YouTube
Place it at the start of a strategy breakdown before you show the chosen route.
TikTok
Pair it with a clip of your team moving out after a plan comes together.

专业提示

Time it to the exact moment a plan is agreed, so his confirmation feels like the decision itself rather than commentary on it.

值得知道

Put it at the start of a mission sequence, right after the plan is shown, then follow it with Enemy Spotted as the action begins and Bomb Has Been Planted when the objective is set, keeping Okay Let's Go for the final push.

常见问题

Can I save the Horner course line as a ringtone on my phone?

Yes, download the MP3 and set it as a ringtone in your phone's sound settings, where you can assign it to calls or use it as a notification tone for messages.

What should I pair the Horner course line with in a StarCraft clip?

Pair it with a map reveal or fleet movement, then add a combat cue after it so the confirmed course leads straight into the action viewers expect.

Does the Horner course line work for viewers who have never played StarCraft II?

Yes, its clear command wording works on its own, so viewers who do not know the game still understand a plan has been set and the team is moving.