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==Scores== | ==Scores== | ||
===Scores=== | |||
For a certain version of evolves, the scores are: | |||
*0 - Zerglings | |||
*2300 - Zealots | |||
*4000 - Firebats | |||
*7000 - Hydralisks | |||
*16,000 - Goliaths | |||
*28,000 - Dragoons | |||
*40,000 - Wraiths | |||
*70,000 - Hunter Killers (Hero Hydras) | |||
*110,000 - Mutalisks | |||
*200,000 - Fenix Dragoons (Hero Dragoons | |||
*340,000 - Scouts | |||
*600,000 - Archons | |||
*900,000 - Tom Kazansky (Hero Wraiths) | |||
*1,100,000 - Battlecruisers | |||
*1,600,000 - Marines/Ghosts | |||
*2,000,000 - Alan Schezars (Hero goliath's) | |||
*3,000,000 - Mojos (hero scouts) (In some maps Mojos + Archon) | |||
*4,000,000 - Kukulzas (Hero mutalisk) (In some maps keep getting scout, or Kukulzas or Guardian + Scourge) | |||
*Remember, when you have exactly the amount of points you need to evolve, you spawn both the evolved unit and the previous unit. For example, if you have exactly 40,000 points, you would get both Dragoons and Wraiths. One exception to this is that at only 2250 you would spawn both zealots and zerglings. | |||
===What beats what=== | ===What beats what=== | ||
