Infact if you were to calculate their rate of regeneration, it would likely be quick enough to watch the wounds close up before your eyes. that is something that affects balance, and thus super-cedes the rules of healing lings: it is and they do.
1% attack rate increase, would be beyond enough to counteract the effects of this scvs. albeit a minor one that probably wouldnt warrant any balance changes for. except for a slightly lower need to send a medic to heal that scv, that just got hit by a zergling.īeyond that, there is no percieved effect, besides a small chance of surviving a fight by 1-2 hp that would have otherwise killed you. The actual mechanic of zerg, even compared to human hasnt changed. that wouldnt bother zergs mechanic in the least, while adding the 'easter egg' that helps 'some' people satisfy the sense of realism. Lets say a marine heals 1 hp, every day, and 1 hp every night (asuming a day and night cycle. The zerg could just as easily had the ability to 'quickly' regenerate lost health, as they earn hitpoints every second., infact humans regeneration wouldnt have to be even noted, how miniscule it would be. But humans have the 'ability' to regenerate aswell IRL, which i would asume same for most living species.Īlthough diversity for diversitys sake is a valid reason aswell.
