It basically doubles the amount of micro you have to do, but you get less than double the benefit out of doing so. They track essence separately, which not only means you can end up with one consuming all the essence and getting high level while the other remains small and weak if you're not careful (this snowballs due to the fact that the high level one gets a bigger and fatter hitbox, meaning that one vacuums up even more essence - and keep in mind, they still both die if any one of them dies) - but it also means you have to level them up/assign their points separately, and their abilities are separate as well. I'm actually not a big fan of Twin Dehaka, though I haven't tried him since the PTR so maybe some of the issues I'm about to note have been fixed. You give up nuclear annihilation but that was honestly a Win More ability most of the time anyway.
Dehaka's are all solid, I like the summon boosting one most followed by twin-dehaka. So good I imagine it takes a nerf at some point. Custom campaign stuff all seems good, hoping coop campaigns are going to be a thing. Anyone else playing, and if so which prestige is your favorite so far?I haven't gotten a chance to try it yet, but the update looks great.
Anyone else playing, and if so which prestige is your favorite so far?Īs the last SC2 co-op thread is past the necromancy cutoff I thought I'd start this one. an air composition.Įvery commander got three prestige talents that change up their playstyle in different ways, and of course you can always revert your commander to their standard playstyle if you wish.Īs the last SC2 co-op thread is past the necromancy cutoff I thought I'd start this one.
For example, Zagara has a prestige called "Scourge Queen" which increases her maximum supply and gives you extra zerglings, banelings and scourge for every egg she hatches, letting you basically cover the screen in even more of these units than regular Zagara has access to - but in exchange, you give her up as a hero unit, which can hurt your early game considerably especially vs. Specifically it added Prestige Talents - these let you reset a commander's 15-level progress back to 1 so you can level them all over again, but in exchange for doing so you unlock unique commander-specific affixes you can apply directly to that character, drastically changing up the way they play in a double-edged sword sort of way. SC2 recently celebrated its 10th anniversary with a new major patch, which added some major changes to many aspects of the game, including the Co-op mode.
I generally play Brutal+ with a variety of heroes, random map/ally/mutators, which shakes up the formula by adding many different combinations. Starcraft 2 co-op is my jam, the game I continually return to in order to unwind after a long day of work.
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