"Muta"lisks that don't mutate

[MattII]

I'd agree to that.

[arthas]

Brood Lords and Guardians aren't technically the same unit, they just basically do the same thing.

Well not exacly, one shoots acid spores the other launches living things
oh,yeah and and the guardian kinda look cooler than the brood lord...(at least for me)

[Gt2slurp]

When a mutation is not beneficial for an organism, it got cut off by evolution. The zerg race evolve (fast!) and they keep only the more effective mutation. Make sense with lore, no?

[Kimera757]

Zerg should have less units produced by larvae, and more by evolution (y)

I disagree with that. I like being able to remote build units.

[DemolitionSquid]

I disagree with that. I like being able to remote build units.

The ability to turn units you already have in the field into other units you want to build over building them at your base is enough of a reason that Zerg should have more metamorphosis. For some things, there's Nydus Worms. For everything else, there should be mutation.

[Nottoway]

Is it just me or are the respones missing the larger point of the post?

MUTAlisk.

It doesn't mutate, which is very dumb.

[Jabber Wookie]

For some things, there's Nydus Worms. For everything else, there should be mutation.

Lol I like the subtly placed Mastercard commercial

[Triceron]

It's a name...

[ManjiSanji]

The whole reason the unit was named "Muta"lisk in the first place was because it mutates.

It no longer mutates in to anything.

That is the point of this thread.

Names are important because they convey meaning. Would you like the Carrier to not have fighters? Ultralisks that are wimpy? Zealots without any zeal? Battlecruisers that are solely transport units?

[sandwich_bird]

It's probably gonna mutate in the expansions.