Suggested: The choice will probably depend on whether you value Orbital Depots. Note that this upgrades does not create more Gas, you just mine it faster, which is only relevant if the mission takes so long that you deplete the Geyser. Micro-Filtering can be very useful as it allows you to get upgrades faster, move up the tech tree faster, and bring out high-tier units sooner. Orbital Depots can also be used for an emergency wall-off, but chances are you'll never need to do it anyway.
The in-game advantage it provides is that you'll save mining time building Depots, but not that much.
If you find out you are regularly supply blocked, then it will help.
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You should choose this upgrade if you are not confident in your macro. It will mostly remove some macro difficulty and save some attention span, but not actually bring much in-game benefit. Orbital Depots is mostly an upgrade of convenience. Refineries and Automated Refineries produce vespene gas 25% faster. It's also important to note that this upgrade will apply to all units, not just those that can attack. Since turtling is more reliable in the single player campaign, it could be more important to make sure your army survives than to kill the enemy faster. The Terran's ability to repair & heal units means that this upgrade is worth more than just 5% life units that survive a battle because of this upgrade can be fully repaired, providing more cost-efficiency. Sometimes it also simplifies microing: for example when fighting a Drone or Zergling, a Reaper can stay put and fire another shot instead of stutter-stepping away.Ĭhoosing Vanadium Plating will greatly increase the resilience of your units. This upgrade becomes more valuable if you build Bunkers, because it applies to the units loaded inside. Indeed, if you make heavy use of stutter-step, this upgrade will be of little use, as your units will fire at the rate you -order them to, which is always slightly lower than their max rate. This upgrade will be most useful when you are not micro-ing your units. However, it should be taken into account that it increases the rate of fire, not the damage per shot. There weren’t really any twists like in Brood War where things went mostly wrong or you were tasked with ruining everyone’s lives but understanding what was driving the villains.Armor upgrades in the Armory and Engineering Bay increase life by 5% in addition to increasing armor.Ĭhoosing Ultra-Capacitors will increase the damage output of your units, which is very good. That’s also besides the other issues of Kerrigan not really choosing to be evil and never doing a campaign or even a mini campaign from the eyes of the villains. And there was a 12 year gap, I think, between Brood War and WoL, so it seems strange to wait until LotV, nearly two decades later, to really get answers to those questions. We learn about Narud in HotS, but the real answers about the hybrids aren’t until LotV. We see hybrids in WoL, but we don’t learn too much more about them besides who the terrans were in Brood War’s bonus mission. I think besides the b-movie dialogue, what hurts the game is that the big teases from Brood War took three games to materialize. And the bonus mission adds some juicy answers that raise a few more questions. The Zeratul missions paint a grim future that, atmospherically, is fantastic. The thing that benefits WoL’s story of that there’s still intrigue.
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