Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty; Tech Tree Guide? User Info: DRX777. DRX777 9 years ago #1. Science Vessel, I guess? Tier 5: tech reactor (combines tech lab and reactor into single addon) vs orbital strike (instant drop pods) - Tech Reactor, definitely.

Upgrades: MarauderEffect: The Marauder's missiles now slow down their target and anyone immediately adjacent to the target.Acquired by: Purchase in the ArmoryI start out this list with perhaps the best early-game investment you can make. Marauders are godly against armored opponents.

If you're playing at Brutal difficulty, you'll need to get Marauders ASAP, and then get this. Concussive Shells are actually the second upgrade I get during the campaign (the first one being the Combat Shields for Marines as a life boost of nearly 25% is serious business). Once you have this upgrade, you can do such devious things like put a Marauder in every Bunker you set up for the slow down bonus and reduce most groups of opponents to nothing. There's a reason why triple M (Marines, Marauders, Medivacs) are so feared even in online play.;)Besides, you'll need the breathing room at Brutal. Speedlings (Zerglings with Metabolic Boost) are almost stupidly fast and will swarm your armies if given half a chance.

This is the equalizer.;). Bunkers are so awesome that I'm going to take all three of the upgrades that I acquire for them and mention them in this section (and will act as if this is only one upgrade.:P).I recommend you get each upgrade as soon as possible, in the following order:Projectile AcceleratorEffect: Bunkers give units inside of them an additional +1 Range (so Bunkers now give +2 Range to all garrisoned units).Acquired by: Purchase in the ArmoryAs you check out the Armory, you'll notice that the Bunker has two upgrades. You may be wondering why I'm not going for Neosteel Bunkers first and the answer is: There's not much use for them early.

An expanded Bunker would've done wonders in Zero Hour, but the game is so evil that you don't even have access to the Armory before that mission. For the first few missions, they're not really needed. This upgrade, however, improves the efficiency of your garrisoned units by increasing their reach. All the better so your Marauders can slow down their victims from a longer distance.:DNeosteel BunkerEffect: The Bunker now has 2 additional unit slots (Marauders take up 2 slots each, for the record.

Reapers do too, but only in the campaign).Acquired by: Purchase in the ArmoryAs I mentioned above, there's not much use for this in the first few missions. However, this is a pretty good upgrade that I recommend you get by the time you go to Meinhoff. The infested Terran waves will press your defenses dearly, even if you have Neosteel Bunkers, so I don't want to imagine what'll happen if you don't have them.:PReinforced BunkersEffect: Bunkers gain an extra 150 life.Acquired by: 5 Zerg Research Points in the LaboratoryYour Bunkers get a boost in the first tier of the Zerg research tree as well. The other option is the Shrike Turret which, frankly, is a joke. A Shrike Turret on top of your Bunker is roughly the same thing as having an extra Marine inside.

That seems good until you realize how quickly your defenses can fall in Brutal difficulty. After that, I believe that it's a shut-out. I'd rather have 6 Marines in a 550 life Bunker than 7 Marines in a 400 life Bunker, but your mileage may vary on this one.;). Upgrades: Siege TankEffect: Damage done to allied units due to Siege Tanks in Siege Mode is quartered (reduced to 1/4).Acquired by: Purchase in the ArmoryThis is one of my favorite upgrades since it's so darn useful. The usual Terran defensive set-up is some variation of Supply Depots in front of Bunkers in front of Siege Tanks. If you don't have this upgrade, your Tanks are bound to end up helping out your opponents as they cleave through your damaged structures.

By lowering the friendly fire to a minimum, you maximize the damage your defensive emplacements can inflict on the enemy. No brainer for me.:)The other Armory upgrade for Siege Tanks (Maelstrom Rounds) is nice, but not a must-get. If you find yourself having some extra credits that you don't know what to spend them on, then I'd get it. Replaces: Tech Lab, ReactorEffect: An add-on that combines the functionality of the Tech Lab with the double unit production of the Reactor.Building Cost: 75 Minerals, 50 GasAcquired by: 25 Protoss Research Points in the LaboratoryThis add-on is ridiculously useful. The ability to make 2 of any type of unit at the same time is arguably the best bonus in the entire game.

Imagine how broken the online metagame would be if these were allowed in league games?;PI'll even go so far as to recommend that you do the Zeratul missions ASAP so that you're only a few points away from getting this gem by the time you're done with them (I'm 4 points away in my Brutal playthrough and still have roughly half of the campaign to go.:D ).Their counterpart at the top tier is Orbital Strike, which is little more than a novelty. Perhaps if the drop ship affected more than just the Barracks Units, but as it stands, it's garbage compared to the almighty Tech Reactor.

Effect: At the cost of energy, take over an opposing Zerg unit permanently. Drones and heroic Zerg units (.cough.Kerrigan.cough.) are unaffected.Building Cost: 150 Minerals, 100 GasAcquired by: 25 Zerg Research Points in the Laboratory.My final upgrade is a dose of Blizzard nastiness. You see, what you get at the top tier of the Zerg research tree should be based on your strategy in the final mission of the campaign. If you want to take on the air units in the final mission, then this building will do wonders. However, if you leave the Nydus Worms intact for the final mission, then your defenses may be better served by having Psi Disrupters around your Bunkers.This upgrade, more so than the others I mention in this guide, is a toss-up. If you're good at micromanagement, then you may vastly prefer this building as compared to the Psi Disrupters which have the effect of slowing down Zerg units in its radius.

So, there you have it: The top 5 campaign tech upgrades in the Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty campaign. There are definitely more upgrades that are useful in the game, but these are my favorite five (well four plus three Bunker upgrades, but who's counting, eh?:P).Honorable MentionsFire Suppresion System: Terran buildings no longer burn themselves into the ground once they're in the red? Yes, please!Permanent Cloaking for Ghosts/Spectres: Not having to worry about your energy running down while cloaked is a godsend.Planetary Fortress: A 1500 HP, 7 range, 40 damage defensive emplacement that costs 550 minerals and 150 gas and also gives 10 supply. I don't think I have to explain why it's cool. It does prohibit you from researching Perdition Turrets though.Until the next time, take care and have fun!;)-Winterfate. Great and true sequel to pbobarly one of the greatest, if not the greatest RTS of all time.

When I saw the first game as a kid I was imply blown away by its presentation and loved how deep and crazy the multiplayer can be, since the official announcement of the game I could not wait to come out. I was able to play it unfortunately a year after its release, but man IT BLEW ME AWAY AGAIN. No other game made me had dreams while sleeping strategies to pwn my opponents. No other game gave me a rush and thrill in every match I played (maybe except Warcraft 3). No other game made me want to be actually GOOD at it. Damn Blizzard nailed it with this sequel.Now addressing some of the negative aspects you have mentioned.-Campaign split into 3 separate parts.Well the original game costs 60 dollars and the single player was well worth 90% of the money you spent, the same goes for the multiplayer.

Now think about the next part of the story costing you less money and bringing improvements to the game, now the whole picture starts to get much, much better.-Battle.NetSo far it works very well. It is much more functional than the version of it, because you can play the game instantly against an opponent who is calculated to be at around your level, witch is great, because new players would instead be intimidated for being annihilated by experienced players + it gives you a good way of finding out how your progression goes on. The chat is available, but honestly I do not know anyone using it, except for the secret cow chat, where you moo after every post.-Guest passesThey are fine in my opinion. U232 p25 driver for mac windows 7.

Good way to introduce to a friend how awesome the game is. Eventually if he likes it he will by it. I do not think that spawn copies were any creation of Blizzard, since it wont bring them any profit, besides anything else, they are a Business company, when you spent money on something, witch is meant to be for sale, you would pbobarly expect someone to buy it, right? -Region restrictionsThat sucks. Imagine I want to be a better player, or I want challenge. No chance for me to test my skills against a Korean. Also I wont be able to play with friend from other regions.

@Joccaren: I don't use Stimpacks that much in the campaign myself, precisely due to what you said (it only affecting Marines). With that said, they're almost a must for the secret mission if you play it on Brutal. And, I'm not a fan of Medivacs either, just because you can choose the Hercules. Having one or two Hercules allows you to cheese The Moebius Factor (if I remember that mission name correctly; it's the one where you have to destroy the data cores).

Just drop your huge army adjacent to the data core and blast it down before your army dies.:DAlso, I must admit that your usage of the Orbital Drop is really clever.:DOnly thing I ever thought of using it for is to cheese the 'save all Dominion drops' Achievement in the first Char Mission. (I just used MULEs instead; not a whole lot of minerals in the fields anyways, especially at Brutal).Thanks for the comment!:D.

I agree with almost everything that you have said here, but I would place a few different techs in the tree.Firstly, instead of concusive shells, I would definitely get stim packs. Although they only effect marines in the campaign, the extra speed and damage more than compensates for the speedlings. Also, when paired with the medivac advanced healing ai (Not a must get, but still amazingly useful), the health loss is near instantly compensated for. Although, the choice is definitely a toss up between this and the medic's better healing upgrade.I myself took the orbital drop over the tech reactor. Though many people see it as just a novelty, it is the epitome of 'cheese' tactics in the campaign.

Take Maw of the Void for example. A quick 5-6 minute win on brutal? Build 4 barracks, 4 shadow ops and 4 nukes from the shadow ops. Then, send a medivac or viking on a path across the top of the map towards the artifact to trigger all the cutscenes. From there, just drop 4 ghosts/spectres in on the cliff that the artifact vault rests on, preferably the South West corner, cloak them when they land and drop all 4 nukes right on top of the vault. Though, I would normally get the tech reactor, I prefer cheesing my way through as many missions as I can on brutal. For more information on managing or withdrawing consents and how we handle data, visit our Privacy Policy at: Show Details NecessaryHubPages Device IDThis is used to identify particular browsers or devices when the access the service, and is used for security reasons.LoginThis is necessary to sign in to the HubPages Service.Google RecaptchaThis is used to prevent bots and spam.

AkismetThis is used to detect comment spam. HubPages Google AnalyticsThis is used to provide data on traffic to our website, all personally identifyable data is anonymized. HubPages Traffic PixelThis is used to collect data on traffic to articles and other pages on our site. Unless you are signed in to a HubPages account, all personally identifiable information is anonymized.Amazon Web ServicesThis is a cloud services platform that we used to host our service. CloudflareThis is a cloud CDN service that we use to efficiently deliver files required for our service to operate such as javascript, cascading style sheets, images, and videos. Google Hosted LibrariesJavascript software libraries such as jQuery are loaded at endpoints on the googleapis.com or gstatic.com domains, for performance and efficiency reasons. FeaturesGoogle Custom SearchThis is feature allows you to search the site.

Google MapsSome articles have Google Maps embedded in them. Google ChartsThis is used to display charts and graphs on articles and the author center. Google AdSense Host APIThis service allows you to sign up for or associate a Google AdSense account with HubPages, so that you can earn money from ads on your articles. No data is shared unless you engage with this feature. Google YouTubeSome articles have YouTube videos embedded in them.

VimeoSome articles have Vimeo videos embedded in them. PaypalThis is used for a registered author who enrolls in the HubPages Earnings program and requests to be paid via PayPal. No data is shared with Paypal unless you engage with this feature. Facebook LoginYou can use this to streamline signing up for, or signing in to your Hubpages account.

No data is shared with Facebook unless you engage with this feature. MavenThis supports the Maven widget and search functionality. MarketingGoogle AdSenseThis is an ad network. Google DoubleClickGoogle provides ad serving technology and runs an ad network. Index ExchangeThis is an ad network. SovrnThis is an ad network. Facebook AdsThis is an ad network.

Amazon Unified Ad MarketplaceThis is an ad network. AppNexusThis is an ad network. OpenxThis is an ad network. Rubicon ProjectThis is an ad network. TripleLiftThis is an ad network. Say MediaWe partner with Say Media to deliver ad campaigns on our sites.

Helpful Links

What may be causing this?

Play the online version of the popular Zombieville 2 mobile game. Armed with shotguns and a freaking awesome looking Jason mask blow away zombies that are trying to kill you. Keep on shooting and collect ammo and new weapons. Its a blood bath, lol. Zombieville usa 2 apk. Zombieville USA official website and links to play Zombieville USA online / offline for free, register, sign up and login page for Zombieville USA game or links to buy and download Zombieville USA game online. Below is the list of all Zombieville USA sites and links: Click Here to Download, Install and Play Zombieville USA for Android. Zombieville USA combines the timeless appeal of classic arcade games with lively stylized animation. Originally released on the App Store in early 2009, it quickly became a fixture on millions of devices, combining lively, silly animation with the timeless appeal of the living dead. Welcome to Zombieville USA! This app has been rebuilt for compatibility with modern Android versions, and is now completely free. No ads, no IAP, no nonsense. Be sure to also check out it's stunning sequel, Zombieville USA 2, also available at last on Android! When your town is overrun by the walking dead, there's only one thing left to do - go through their pockets and look for loose change.

• You are attempting to access this page via a Webhosting Account
• Scripted access to public pages is not allowed.
• You are accessing the web via a proxy.
• If you are using a public proxy, you may wish to switch to another or disable it. If you believe your ISP is using a transparent proxy, please let us know.
• You or someone on your network is running a bot to crawl our site.
• Please contact your Network Administrator if you believe this to be the case.

We just need you to confirm that you are a person and not a robot.