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[Starcraft] Why is Tychus so vilified?

In the general omniverse (as shown in the "Nexus" through Raynor's helmet cameras, gotta love strides in information transfer), Tychus is generally sided with the big "baddies" of other series and his own. Even in the events leading up to the capture of the "Queen of Blades", he's portrayed as a total monster. I feel this portrayal of the late Mr Findlay is blatant character assassination to enhance the social character of Jim Raynor in comparison. Sure, he was an alcoholic and rattled by PTSD, but these definitely didn't make him a monster in their own right. The end of his life was an attempt to not only free himself of the constraints of his prison suit, but to kill the being who slaughtered millions of innocents, on both the Terran and Protoss side. Raynor holds the babblings of a Protoss stuck in constant phase shift between dimensions as absolute fact, using that as rationale to preserve his ex lover's life. In short, why.

-Anonymous Medic/Historian onboard the Hyperion.
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Why do you think Tychus was released from prison anyway? He was encased in a prison suit, you know who wears those things? Prisoners who agreed to a suicide charge.

He was always working for Mengsk, Arcturus or Valerian. He was sent to trail Jim because they knew Raynor was the only guy crazy enough to charge headfirst into the Swarm to find Sarah and when he found her, thats when Tychus was going to kill her. Probably Jim as well, after he outlived his usefullness.