Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. All I see total population on top right side of game. You just need to hover your cursor of your total army supply number in the top right of your screen. When you hover over a detailed breakdown will be visible allowing you to see how many of the total supply is made up by workers specifically.
There was no way to see how many SCVs you have created in a given match back in What you could see is:. Now, you never told why do you need to know this. If you need to know if you have enough workers and should cut their production, a rule of thumb is to have 2 to 3 saturated bases. Terrans, thanks to MULEs, can get away with closer to 2.
Just pick a rule - say, 2 saturated bases and some activity to grab the third - and go ahead. You'll see your mistakes later when you analyse your replays. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Never stop. It's true that 1. On October 31 TeNken. Answers differ based on race.
Terran isn't very prone to having too many SCVs. I thought either 2. What 'optimal' means depends on many many things. On October 31 akechi wrote: if im never supposed to stop, whats up with this thing called "scv stopping".
You stop making SCV when you do a timing attack on the Protoss' third, for example. There might be the same deal vs zerg. I think 2 SCVs per mineral patch is the best. So for two bases with total of 17 patches you need 34 for minerals, 6 for gas and for building. Total of 43 scvs. For 3 bases it will be with 16 more, up to A lot less than the 3 per patch the Protoss needs, huh?
You should produce scv almost the entire game? Never stop making workers. The only time you should not be making workers is when you are maxed out or mined out and have leftover peons. Even if my bases are fully saturated, I dont stop making peons. I try not to stop peon production in my main and nat unless theyre mined out ofc; then i pump from expos. In my expos I initially keep around 2 peons per mineral patch and 3 for gas. Zerg macro is different though. I'm not sure how drone production is done for Zerg.
I heard i forgot from whom that for every 3 larvae, one must be a drone. I have been heard that progamers almost produce about 80 workers or something if the game comes to v fight.
On October 31 hymn wrote: You stop making SCV when you do a timing attack on the Protoss' third, for example. On October 31 o3. Well, never stop, best thing to do because you will expand and you want to keep the expansion running at an optimal rate. The best thing to be able to saturate your expansion is by pumping scvs from the start.
Then from there, maynard a group and a half to your expo depends on you , then pump scvs from both bases. That is what I do, so I can get my 3rd to jumpstart as well. After I get my 3rd to jumpstart, I'd judge if the scv saturation is enough and I stop making scvs, so the rest of the population and minerals can be dedicated towards army production. On October 31 evanthebouncy! Every once in a while, you should cut scvs to build more production facilities. Otherwise, don't stop building. Has vs Bly.
PiGStarcraft Liquipedia Discussion. King of Battles. World Team League. Lambo vs Trap. ByuN vs KeeN. Scarlett vs Armani. Maru vs Percival. DongRaeGu vs Cham. Creator vs Prince. Damaged mechanical units recover hit points when out of combat, at a rate of 0. This material uses internal nanobots to slowly repair any damage the hull sustains. While this regeneration process is much slower than conventional SCV repairs, it can be the difference between life and death if no SCVs are available.
We have created a new lightweight alloy called vanadium. Vanadium diffuses weapon impacts much more efficiently than traditional armor plating, and it better preserves the life of our units. All terran commanders use SCVs as basic workers. Restores the hit points of a mechanical unit or building.
The ability can be set to autocast. Allows SCVs to instantly deploy supply depots from orbit, eliminating their construction time. Increases the armor of terran infantry. Advanced Construction: SCV's repairs do not have a resource cost. Factories and armories do not cost vespene gas. Repair has no resource cost. Affects SCVs. SCVs have unused death screams [4] and unit quotes.
This was not correspondent with the player's color. Wings of Liberty beta patch 6 reduced their hitpoints from 60 to This achievement is obtainable in custom games with AI players. Repairs must be done on allied structures, not your own. Damage on allied structures must be enemy inflicted.
Save 8 burning Terran structures in a single Melee game. StarCraft Wiki Explore. Wiki tools. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Edit source History Talk 1. Do you like this video? Play Sound. This article concerns StarCraft II gameplay.
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