Muschelhirn | StarCraft Vulture Hover Bike/ Adler German Quotes @Muschelhirn | Uploaded October 2009 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
The reliable Vulture-Class Hover Bike, used primarily for scouting and patrol, can reach speeds of up to two hundred and thirty miles per hour. Standard armament is an anti-personnel grenade launcher, but newer Vulture models also carry a Spider Mine deployment system for perimeter defense.
Vultures do 20 Concussive Attack (50% damage to Medium Units 25% damage to Large Units, 100% against small units). This means they are most effective vs small units especially resource gatherers, Marines, Zealots (in sufficient number) and Zerglings.
Vultures speed allows them to run rings around the enemy.
Lay Mines in front of approaching groups of Marines, Firebats, Zealots, Zerglings, Hydralisks, then run. Use hit and run tactics against Zealots. Have your Vultures run away from Zealots when they attack while other Vultures take hits on the Zealots from afar. Hit the enemy, then retreat. Using this method, you can win battles against Zealots spending the same amount of money on your Vultures as the enemy is spending on Zealots. This is very effective when you have the Ion Thrusters upgrade, and less effective once the Zealots have Leg Enhancements (Faster Zealot movement). Combine with the placement of Spider mines to work wonders against Zealots. Repair your Vultures for even more effectiveness.
With the Ion Thrusters upgrade for faster Vulture movement, Vultures make incredible scouts. You can command a Vulture using way points to quickly scout the resources on the map to make sure the enemy is not building at them. Vultures quick speed allows them to quickly reinforce an area that needs more firepower in record time.
Vultures are very inexpensive, 75 minerals. In situations where gas is scarce, investing in some Vultures can pay off. But by far, Vulture's largest advantage is with their spider mines.
Vultures cannot attack air targets. This is a key weakness that should be both guarded against and taken advantage of when going against enemy Vultures.
The reliable Vulture-Class Hover Bike, used primarily for scouting and patrol, can reach speeds of up to two hundred and thirty miles per hour. Standard armament is an anti-personnel grenade launcher, but newer Vulture models also carry a Spider Mine deployment system for perimeter defense.
Vultures do 20 Concussive Attack (50% damage to Medium Units 25% damage to Large Units, 100% against small units). This means they are most effective vs small units especially resource gatherers, Marines, Zealots (in sufficient number) and Zerglings.
Vultures speed allows them to run rings around the enemy.
Lay Mines in front of approaching groups of Marines, Firebats, Zealots, Zerglings, Hydralisks, then run. Use hit and run tactics against Zealots. Have your Vultures run away from Zealots when they attack while other Vultures take hits on the Zealots from afar. Hit the enemy, then retreat. Using this method, you can win battles against Zealots spending the same amount of money on your Vultures as the enemy is spending on Zealots. This is very effective when you have the Ion Thrusters upgrade, and less effective once the Zealots have Leg Enhancements (Faster Zealot movement). Combine with the placement of Spider mines to work wonders against Zealots. Repair your Vultures for even more effectiveness.
With the Ion Thrusters upgrade for faster Vulture movement, Vultures make incredible scouts. You can command a Vulture using way points to quickly scout the resources on the map to make sure the enemy is not building at them. Vultures quick speed allows them to quickly reinforce an area that needs more firepower in record time.
Vultures are very inexpensive, 75 minerals. In situations where gas is scarce, investing in some Vultures can pay off. But by far, Vulture's largest advantage is with their spider mines.
Vultures cannot attack air targets. This is a key weakness that should be both guarded against and taken advantage of when going against enemy Vultures.
