However, the loss of his Brutalisks in P1 really hurt him against air and anti-armor compositions (especially mass Immortals), while P3 has a similar problem in that it takes too long to get the ultimate evolutions to the point that you’re unlikely to have more than 3 anyway. P2 can be fun but is a little situational. His P0 is perfectly balanced and exceptionally strong, although has some early-game ramp up problems, but once you get past that with help from Toxic Nests and the like, he’s truly a force to be reckoned with. If I had to list a commander that could use improvement, I’d say it would be Abathur’s P1 and P3. I can easily use his P1 or P3 quirks if I’m worried about enemy attacks giving me problems (P3 is actually pretty damn powerful if you have a good resource bank… he plays a bit like 1v1 Zerg in a way). For example, I love Mengsk on Dead of Night, Oblivion Express and Rifts to Korhal because I can besiege the objectives with Earthsplitter Ordnance to great effect. StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void introduced Co-op Mode, where two human players can choose 1 commander. It’s very subjective and a lot of it is down to the mission in question and how you play the commander, and your own playstyle of course. A page for describing Characters: Starcraft II Coop.

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