You’ll be able to select from a range of difficulties, which will affect how tough each of these missions will be. You’ll also have the chance to encounter all three races in each mission. The missions you’ll face will be randomly selected each time you play, but don’t get too comfortable - even if you’ve already completed a mission before, the AI will vary their strategies and use different tactics. So hopefully by now you’re excited to select one of these commanders and jump into battle with your fellow co-op comrade. This is just a small sampling of the abilities and units that each commander possess. This weapon of destruction can attack anything that Swann can see and is a great way to take out large threats from afar. This guy is all about heavy metal destruction and not only does he build mechanical units 20% faster but his factories cost zero gas! On top of this, he can deploy his own personal Laser Drill. Swann is pretty partial to Terran mech, being part mechanical himself. On the other hand, you can select Raynor’s trusty technician, Rory Swann. Zagara is the second Zerg commander, and while she doesn’t have the same might as the Queen of Blades, she specializes in completely overrunning her enemies with a swarm of disposable units. For instance, if you select Kerrigan, you’ll directly control her on the battlefield, using her destructive abilities to turn the tide to your favor. The Terrans deploy their machines of war to do their fighting, while the Protoss take advantage of their powerful Spear of Adun and employ various orbital bombardments. The Zerg commanders are all about controlling powerful hero units. Each commander has a distinct playstyle and brings with them specific abilities and traits into the battlefield. Before each mission, you’ll select one of six commanders, two from each of the three StarCraft races. And you’ll have the best of the StarCraft II Universe at your disposal. To overcome these challenges, you’re going to need help. Co-op missions are objective based scenarios where you and a partner will wield overwhelming power to defeat one of several epic events. We now call it Co-Op Missions, which gives players a better idea of what to expect. Earlier in the Legacy of the Void’s development cycle, this feature was called Allied Commanders.
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