#New units in legacy of the void update

In Archon Mode you and a buddy will be able to share control of a single Protoss base and in Allied Commanders mode, you and a friend will take control of different commanders on the battlefield in order to fulfil specific mission parameters. Furthermore, there are two new game modes coming to cater towards those who enjoy co-operative multiplayer. WeвЂ™re guessing it fills roles similar to the TerranвЂ™s Siege Tanks, and the ZergвЂ™s Lurkers.ДЇinally, Blizzard announced that this Protoss-themed final chapter will not require any previous versions of StarCraft II in order to run itвЂ™s a standalone game and not an expansion. Cyclones will have a lock-on ability which Blizzard cautions will require some skill and micromanagement to pull off.ДЇinally, the Protoss will be getting a splash-damage unit called the Disruptor. HERCs and Cyclones will bolster the Terran ranks, with the former proving useful at squashing zerglings and banelings. The Zerg are getting a Ravager that can spit bile to corrode through Protoss force fields the Lurker is making a return. There are also some new ones joining the roster.

#New units in legacy of the void update

The final chapter in the StarCraft II trilogy is on its way, so Blizzard took the time to update RTS junkies on what to expect, and provided a new campaign story trailer as well.ДЇor a start, there are a number of units from previous StarCraft games that are making a return in Legacy of the Void. BlizzCon took place this last weekend and with it a ton of new information, trailers and reveals flooded the Internet.