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The '''Shrike turret''' is an automated gun mounted on top of [[terran]] [[bunker]]s. |
The '''Shrike turret''' is an automated gun mounted on top of [[terran]] [[bunker]]s. |
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| − | The turret was developed during the [[Second Great War]] by [[Raynor's Raiders]], based on research into [[zerg]] [[spore crawler]]s.<ref name ="SC2-WoL_StoryLabZerg"/> |
+ | The turret was developed during the [[Second Great War]] by [[Raynor's Raiders]], based on research into [[zerg]] [[spore crawler]]s.<ref name ="SC2-WoL_StoryLabZerg"/>The Dominion is seen using them in installations such as New Folsom and the Skygeir laboratory and defence platform, but only on harder difficulties. |
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The Shrike turret upgrade is available in the ''[[StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty]]'' campaign. It is researched in ''[[Hyperion]]''{{'}}s {{link|Lab 01|Hyperion|laboratory}} and costs 5 zerg research points.<ref name ="SC2-WoL_StoryLabZerg"/> |
The Shrike turret upgrade is available in the ''[[StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty]]'' campaign. It is researched in ''[[Hyperion]]''{{'}}s {{link|Lab 01|Hyperion|laboratory}} and costs 5 zerg research points.<ref name ="SC2-WoL_StoryLabZerg"/> |
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| − | The Shrike turret's range and damage is equivalent to a garrisoned marine |
+ | The Shrike turret's range and damage is equivalent to a garrisoned marine without upgrades. The turret allows an empty bunker to defend itself. |
The Shrike turret upgrade and the fortified bunker upgrade are mutually exclusive. The latter increases bunker hitpoints. |
The Shrike turret upgrade and the fortified bunker upgrade are mutually exclusive. The latter increases bunker hitpoints. |
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Revision as of 21:40, 22 January 2015
The Shrike turret is an automated gun mounted on top of terran bunkers.
The turret was developed during the Second Great War by Raynor's Raiders, based on research into zerg spore crawlers.[1]The Dominion is seen using them in installations such as New Folsom and the Skygeir laboratory and defence platform, but only on harder difficulties.
Game Unit
Bunker with shrike turret
The Shrike turret upgrade is available in the StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty campaign. It is researched in Hyperion's laboratory and costs 5 zerg research points.[1]
The Shrike turret's range and damage is equivalent to a garrisoned marine without upgrades. The turret allows an empty bunker to defend itself.
The Shrike turret upgrade and the fortified bunker upgrade are mutually exclusive. The latter increases bunker hitpoints.
Acquisition
Adds an automated turret to bunkers.[1]
We have developed an automated turret that comes standard with all bunkers. This turret, which is based on our studies of spore crawlers, adds extra firepower to manned bunkers and also allows unmanned bunkers to contribute to base defense.
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Development
The following section contains information from a previous version of StarCraft II which is no longer valid.
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The turret was once designated the "Mk.8 Shrike automated impaler turret", and it was created by Servo Servants.[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Zerg research (in English). 2010. Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; name "SC2-WoL_StoryLabZerg" defined multiple times with different content - ↑ Techupgrades. Flickr. Accessed 2009-08-27.