If the Earth had not been hit by an asteroid 65 million years ago, would the dinosaurs have given birth to an advanced civilization?
This question has long been a topic of discussion among science fiction fans. In order to "study" this problem, literary and artistic circles have created many films on this subject, such as "Jurassic Park", "Ancient Invasion", "Ten Thousand Years Before History", "Dinosaur Baby" are classic masterpieces, and artists try to restore the possibility of dinosaur evolution through artistic creation.
It is said that art comes from life. Limited by reality, most of the dinosaurs in the movie are fierce and brutal. However, in the game of the Ninth Art, it's all different. Since most games use alternate worlds, designers can use their imaginations to create "different" races. No, the alien race in StarCraft 2, its racial setting is just in line with the artist's imagination.
The alien insects in StarCraft 2 were originally just a herbivorous race on the planet Zerus, and the god of creation, Sarnaga, intervened in the evolution of the aliens to create a "perfect" race, and the aliens embarked on the path of rapid evolution. Over the course of time, the alien insects have changed a lot due to a large number of devouring evolutions. Their fangs and claws penetrate steel, and their dense shell withstands all attacks. In a very short time, the aliens use their special abilities to form a greedy but extremely united race.
From the perspective of the game alone, the individual alien units do not look strong, and even some "weak chickens". However, the swarms of alien insects are very frightening. In the game, the most of the three clans can choose tactics for the insects! When a large number of Marines or fanatics attack, the explosive insects have a big effect! Under the cover of jumping insects, blasters can rush to enemies from multiple directions, and they will spray strong acid on enemies by self-detonating, corroding and killing enemies. In pvpour, this tactic is known as the "Dog Poison Blast"; when the enemy's land defense is very strong but the air defense is weak, the Allosaurus will be a good choice. When the number of Allosaurus reaches a value, the Allosaurus' ejection damage is very good at containing enemies. In the battle, this tactic is known as "throwing the flying dragon"; when the enemy chooses to drag the traffic flow, the alien insect can choose a wave of cockroaches, using the strong acid of the cockroach and the carapace to make the enemy's wheel "turn" up; if you are a tactical player, you can pretend to attack head-on, and the side pit worms enter the home, so that the enemy cannot take care of each other head-on...
The above tactics are just a few of the more common tactics in the huge tactical system of the alien insect, and there are many tactics that need to be formulated by you in front of the "screen". We look forward to seeing more "Masters" join in the Koplu Star Zone.