Combine harvester reset

This tactical Combine harvester reset entry has a name but no official description. Its linked spawn component delivers a Combine after 4.7 seconds in build 23882143, which helps explain the label “reset” without inventing prose from the developer. The cooldown is 20 seconds, it does not begin on cooldown and it cannot be used in fog. These settings do not prove that the call is available without limit or at no resource cost in every mode. Compare the tactical entry with the ordinary Processing plant call separately.

The Combine’s official description contains the advice “It's best to have as many of these as possible.” That is the developer’s recommendation about the economic unit, not a rule for unlimited tactical drops. The ordinary emergency call costs 140 minerals and has a 60-second cooldown. Its 140-mineral charge belongs to that separate entry, whereas this tactical record does not publish a price. The different data does not establish that both calls are simultaneously available in the playable demo. Check the demo guide and economic ability pages before combining them in a plan.

The 20-second cooldown belongs to this tactical entry within a catalogue of 33 abilities. A Combine’s normal 100-mineral price does not establish the cost of this call, and a missing price is not a promise of free unlimited harvesting. The recorded arrival delay is 4.7 seconds, and the fog-use flag is disabled. If the ability is available, choose a visible location and account for the delay. The restriction concerns visibility at the target, not a rule that reinforcements can only arrive at your existing mining base.

A Combine costs 100 minerals and has 500 base hit points with 15 front armour. This tactical entry records a 20-second cooldown, but does not prove that every loss is replaced freely or immediately in the playable mode. A Radar scan has a maximum targeting range of 600; that does not establish visibility at every desired drop point. Official descriptions exist for 32 of the catalogue’s 33 abilities, and this entry lacks one. Check actual availability and vision rather than assuming that a single raid is automatically undone.