"We want this unit to make the Starport more rounded along with the other changes we're bringing into Legacy of the Void, like the banshee movement speed upgrade and the Battlecruiser Tactical Jump ability," senior game designer David Kim wrote on. The Liberator can also take on ground units - but not structures - by attacking any infantry or vehicle that dares enter a specific area. In a new video released by Blizzard Entertainment today, we get a peek at the Liberator in action.īlizzard describes the new unit, which is built at a Starport, as a "large, high-cost air unit that deals splash damage against its enemies in the sky." As the video above shows, it's great at taking down tightly clustered groups of Zerg Mutalisks and Protoss Void Rays.
It’s easiest to kill zerg supply units - air units such as vikings can efficiently slay overlords.Among the many new and updated units planned for StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void is a little something for the Terrans: an aerial unit called the Liberator. Even if you have a bunch of bases, unit-producing buildings, and resources, you cannot build combat units if you lose the supply buildings in your main base. If you destroy your enemy’s supply units or structures, they have to generate more supply before they can build more units. Terran players can solve this problem by using the ‘Calldown: Extra Supplies’ ability (available at the orbital command) on an existing supply depot. While this may seem an extreme solution to lack of supply, it can help out in dire situations. In desperate situations, kill some workers or the most useless unit you can find to free up supply for units that would better address your current predicament. Sometimes, you’ll run into a situation where you need to quickly build specific combat units, but you do not have the supply to do so. If Zerg constructs buildings with their drones, produces units with the supply that was freed up, and then cancels the buildings, then they can have more than 200 supply.
For terran and protoss players, no matter how many buildings or units you create, you cannot exceed 200 supply. Forgetting to get them out on time (aka ‘getting supply capped’) can often put you at a disadvantage. Try to never forget to increase your supply cap by building or morphing these units and structures. The terran race builds supply depots the protoss build pylons, and the zerg build overlords. In addition, each race has a special building or unit that can be built to increase your current supply cap in regular increments. Your headquarters building (command center, nexus, or hatchery) provides a small amount of supply. In StarCraft II, the maximum ‘supply cap’ - a number that dictates how many units you can have active at once - is 200, regardless of the race you play.
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