Legacy of the Void lends itself to early knock-out punches.
But is the Liberator to jack-of-all-trades to have a big impact in a pro tournament right now? The lategame mystery If the Liberator is as broken as its critics claim, Terrans like Bomber and Bunny should manage some big upsets against their Protoss and Zerg rivals thanks to the many roles the Liberator can fill. However, the Terrans competing at DreamHack are few in number and even the best among them have posted inconsistent results over the last year. A few good shots from either a Distruptor or a Siege Tank can swing a game, so look for a lot of aggressive drop play featuring these guys. Just the kind of thing that makes pulling workers or sending in Zerglings a suicide mission. Like the Siege Tank, the Disruptor takes a moment to get set, but it also punishes anyone who bunches up with a massive area-of-effect blast.
At the Shanghai tournament last weekend, France's Lilbow picked Jaedong apart thanks in part to Disruptor drops that proved very difficult to shut down. The Siege Tanks now have to take a moment to collect themselves before they can open fire after the undergoing the strain of a siege drop, but that still makes them a more effective harasser than they've been before, and and it's going to be harder to keep workers safe in Legacy of the Void.īut the Protoss have gotten a similar kind of unit in the form of the Disruptor. The salad-days of the Terran Siege Tank drop, when a couple of Medivacs and Siege Tanks could play cat-and-mouse with enemy workers with impunity, have passed.
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