Tier 1 Roaches would also help balance 2-hatch versus 1-hatch play. They would be great to defend a base but not so good inside enemy bases (providing they have detection buildings). Why? Because that early you don't have mobile detection (except limited usage of Scanner Sweep for Terran) and you don't have air.

The reason why I feel that Roaches should be moved back to Tier 1 is because their main ability (HP regeneration while burrowed) feels much more useful at Tier 1 than Tier 2. Also the Roach Warren and Hydralisk Den don't require a Spawning Pool to build. > Spore Crawler (req Evolution chamber)ДЄs you can notice the tech tree only has two major changes: The Roach was moved to Tier 1 (not 1.5) and the Baneling was moved to Tier 2. Here is the Zerg tech tree that I'm proposing People feel that Roaches aren't strong enough and that Mutas are weaker than in Brood War. therefore, I believe that we should take this opportunity to balance 1-hatch vs 2-hatch Zerg in SC2.Д«) Zerg midgame is lacking: This is something that Blizzard themselves have admitted. However, another problem brought up by 1-hatch Queen is that it seems to be a much better option than 2-hatch play.

Let's start with the 2 main issues that I will be trying to fix:ДЄ) 1-hatch Queen seems too strong: We know that many different builds of SC2 are released regularly and that this problem could somewhat be fixed quickly by altering the parameters of the Spawn Larvae ability in order to make ZvP or ZvT a more balanced matchup than in the Blizzcon build. The objective of this thread is to provide suggestions to the few zerg issues, without suggesting the creation of new units. However, when people talk about the Zerg race in SC2, I noticed that a few issues have been brought up. #1 Before I begin, I'd like to inform you that I never got the chance to play Starcraft 2.

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