What is Zerg?

In real time, a computer game StarCraft® is an extraterrestrial plant that is a constant threat to all other species in space. Other races in the Starcraft®, Terran and Protoss space, rely on advanced technology to wage each other; However, Zerg has no technology. Assimilation of other species into their gene fund is mutated to match any task that is at hand. It is a manifestation of their collective consciousness that directs them around the universe and causes them to assimilate any kind of useful properties and destroy those that do not. Overmind does not directly control all individual Zerg, but instead delegates this obligation of self -confident generals called brains. Although these brains have an individual idea, they are unable to resist excessive.

Zerg to NV traditional sense build cities or settlements, but rather grow them. All their structures are organic, with the exception of existing buildings that infest. Every zerg colony is therefore inThe essence of one huge form of life that grows other organs to make the necessary genetic changes. The curls provides nutrition for Zerg and everyone recover from their wounds much faster when they contact it. Some units have special skills if they stand on the touch.

all Zerg originally begin as larvae that resemble armored, flat worms. These larvae contain all the genetic information necessary to mutate into any type of creation. If raw materials are needed, the larvae can mutate into drones that harvest any natural resources NARKA or mutation into Zerg structures.

This race uses many different creatures on the battlefield. Nurgling sits at the lower rush, a small, greedy predator that is extremely dangerous in large numbers. The hydralisk of vaguely resembles the worm and drives the sharp spine of the razor blade to its enemies. Ultralisk, monstrous huge creatures, uses nAnd their attachments sharp blades of razor to tear the enemies of the Zerg.

The

Zerg plant in StarCraft® has been designed with the ability to quickly and cheaply create a large number of units. In real time, in a real time, Zerging has become a term for amazing an opponent with a large number of cheap, relatively weak units. Such a strategy often works well only at the very beginning of the match.