Also, in call of the void your battle-cruisers wont even get hurt by the rift generators. The mana upgrades and starting energy increase are very useful in many scenarios but in the end the regenerative bio steel will allow you to sweep any map on any difficulty with more ease than normally. This is actually a matter of personal taste as far as I'm concerned. The predator unit is very decent when combined with regenerative biosteel and science vessels, especially in scenarios with many waves of enemies. Normal drop ships will work fine and even heal nearby units, despite the incredible amount of units a hercules can travel it requires a special building to be built and you won't have your first one until you have spent hundreds of minerals and gas. Tier 3: Neither hercules nor predator unit are really required in any mission. The fortress upgrade is only really good in a few scenario's but packs a decent punch, is repairable, and adds hp's to your building, allowing you to use it as a wall to slow down enemy advancement, including on the last map. The perdition turret isn't better than a bunker with 4 marines and a firebat, gets destroyed often, and costs precious gas which you need for units and upgrades. Tier 2:The fortress is much better than the perdition turret. Shrike turret is ground only and has crappy damage.
more hits b4 it goes down, starts repairing itself at half health so at 75 hp earlier, especially with increased SCV repair speed.
(which should be an OK thing to do on Casual difficulty) I think you should add an alternative win condition of destroying every enemy unit and structure on the map.Tier 1: 150 life on bunkers is MUCH better than the shrike turret. Needing to send Queens to complete the first mission got me into an unwinnable state when I used up all the resources on the map making a giant Zerg deathball to win. I'd suggest adjusting the topography of that first map to make it easier to understand.ģ. It's not clear visually which areas are accessible to ground units and which aren't. Even when I plotted waypoints around that place, my units would still take a swim in the lavaĢ. There's a nasty spot where there's always lava right where units think is where they need to be going when they're traversing the map. Your Zerg seem to love mindlessly marching off into the lava to die. That's amazing! There are a few problems with the first mission from a casual player's perspective however:ġ. Especially the fact that your story content has voice acting.
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