This Stormgate Unit Is SO BRUTAL 

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I've got to say, you make a good point 🤦

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Its only going to get better too! 🙂

Me too. Everything is clear and easy to see.

@@eggnog52 Everything is a lot less readable to me, too many units look similar and are shaped similar

@@greatbigeyeball I disagree, I find I lose track of SC2 units against the background. Stormgate units are easy for me to see.

@@greatbigeyeball Might be just a matter of getting used to it. I felt the same at the beginning but now after watching some replays i know what is what without even thinking just like in SC2.

Thanks dude!

🙌🏻 very welcome!

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Not able to play right now, but will be free to play the early access first week of august 2024

@@FarmManOfficial-Stormgate ok thanks

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Zerg is a pretty good comparison. Cels economy is significantly cheaper and faster to build than the other factions however their units (with the exception of Kri) are not particularly cost efficient especially in larger battles. You have a situation where you're typically expecting to take poor trades but from a position of significant economic advantage. In the lategame both Cel spellcasters are very powerful and give you ways to take big fights and ways to deal with tough enemy units As for surviving against early pressure while trying to get that economy up. Cel defense options are pretty good. You have a good defensive cooldown, your towers are effective and easy to mass, and you start with an arcship which may not do damage fast but it has a ton of health (for the early game). Your collection arrays can fly away from enemy melee and early enemy ranged units tend to be vulnerable to kri (exos/guants) and/or need to deploy into a vulnerable mode to attack air (hedgehogs)

@@velensk1261 seems reasonable. I guess now we need to wait for players to gather enough experience to execute all of that.

They need to realize that argents are not good units, and start teching to air and sabers.

it's funny to compare them as zergs, celestials are supposed to be mobiles, meaning they can have a base, then change to another base, they could also move base to base, but actually, they are played too much on the economy part and against people that doesn't match the economy or ignore how to play, this occur to game with mass units and a celestial with no problem, free economy, but when you know how to play against and what you need to pressure, it's different, like this game.