In StarCraft, the main idea of the Add-ons being deatachable were so that you could "steal" enemy add-ons and use them for yourself.

The catch is, even a deatached add-on were considered an enemy building, making your units auto-target them and capturing it a bit tricky.

My question is: how this works in SC2? The units ai prioritize main buildings (I mean, things like barracks)? Do the ai consider deatached (or even atached) add-ons as "neutral" and do not auto-target them? Or in SC2 you can't steal add-ons at all?

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In StarCraft, the main idea of the Add-ons being deatachable were so that you could "steal" enemy add-ons and use them for yourself.

The catch is, even a deatached add-on were considered an enemy building, making your units auto-target them and capturing it a bit tricky.

My question is: how this works in SC2? The units ai prioritize main buildings (I mean, things like barracks)? Do the ai consider deatached (or even atached) add-ons as "neutral" and do not auto-target them? Or in SC2 you can't steal add-ons at all?

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While I don't know about the 'main idea' of the add-ons being detachable is so the other side could steal them, this mechanic is still in the game. The AI does not prioritize the buildings over the the add-ons in StarCraft II. 'Stealing' is also a bit trickier to do since Terran players can salvage buildings like add-ons and bunkers to get 100% of the cost back over X period of time (in which X is subject to balance still of course).