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Hi, the armor/speed is the same.
Just crunching the numbers, an issue is the C'tan's abilities are less than half as strong as the TEsla Spheres on the Obelisk. The C'Tan is a cheaper unit, but the spells may be underpowered by comparison anyway. Then when you combine them, the double power spell is still weaker than the Spheres on anything but the lightning, vs very heavy armor.
Merging 2 expensive, late-game units is a tricky concept balance-wise because you reduce your action economy and you bump up against practical caps on damage if you try to compensate for that with increased output. It's not a way to protect a squishy caster because C'tan are just not squishy, and it's not a way to give ranged options to the Obelisk because the Obelisk already has range.
Honestly without buffing the spells to craziness, you'd probably need it to get to shoot and cast on the same turn to be worth it.
That was interesting to read, thanks.
I agree about with the last sentence :)