The other day, me and my friend were playing 2v2, and I disconnected like halfway through the game. He was still able to win though, thank god. I like how in SC2, you gain control of your partner's units if they leave the game. I wish there were some way to reconnect to a game after you D/C though.

SC2Phoenix

Canada2814 Posts

August 07 2010 16:51 GMT

On August 08 2010 01:46 allowicious wrote:
Haha, this happened to me twice yesterday. My opponent left/dropped in first few seconds of game, leaving me to fight 1v2 both times. I also won both

.

And yes phoenix, you do get control of his base/workers

then its a 2v2 but you need alot of APM lol.

eXigent.

Canada2419 Posts

August 07 2010 16:54 GMT

Its not exactly just a 1v2, as you start out with 2 bases due to having your partners. You actually have a really good shot at winning if you defend their rush and turtle to units they cannot stop. I have a 45+ min game where my partner drops early on, and I go on to crush both of them simply because of the massive amount of resources you can work with. It just comes down to expanding and turtling, while making sure neither of them is able to take more than just their natural. If you can expand, and turtle, its not that difficult to run them dry.

Adonisto

Canada191 Posts

August 07 2010 16:58 GMT

Same thing happened to me and I won, not a big deal, really. He was Zerg, I spammed drone, I expanded and used his money only for my Protoss army. The only problem is that you don't see your ally supply.

FortuneSyn

1826 Posts

August 07 2010 17:11 GMT

It's actually very useful. If the multitasking is hurting you too much, just treat your ally as an expansion.

Klive5ive

United Kingdom6056 Posts

August 07 2010 17:23 GMT

#10

On August 08 2010 01:54 eXigent. wrote:
Its not exactly just a 1v2, as you start out with 2 bases due to having your partners. You actually have a really good shot at winning if you defend their rush and turtle to units they cannot stop. I have a 45+ min game where my partner drops early on, and I go on to crush both of them simply because of the massive amount of resources you can work with. It just comes down to expanding and turtling, while making sure neither of them is able to take more than just their natural. If you can expand, and turtle, its not that difficult to run them dry.

Wow I want to see that replay.
How can you outmacro two players?
My strategy was just try to win as fast as possible before my small advantage went away.

DemiSe

883 Posts

August 07 2010 17:25 GMT

#11

Happend to me aswell, but that was during a costom game, still a great feeling coming out on top from a 1v2 situation.

Slayer91

Ireland23335 Posts

August 07 2010 17:27 GMT

#12

Man my teammate z]benny does this like all the time when I d/c. Such a baller.

Polar_Nada

United States1548 Posts

August 07 2010 17:38 GMT

#13

man for 1v2 its like a "feeding" situation...so the solo player has the advantage.

loving it

Canada271 Posts

August 07 2010 17:55 GMT

#14

now a 1v3 on the other hand maybe just too much when your buddies drop in the very beginning.

seRapH

United States9776 Posts

August 07 2010 18:18 GMT

#15

I have to say, sometimes I find myself hoping my ally would drop XD

Ursad0n

United States523 Posts

August 07 2010 19:05 GMT

#16

Honestly my ally used to drop every hame ish. But i liked 1v2s. They were hard but you almost have a small advantage of not having to worry about what your ally is doing, you just do whatever YOU want. Eventually i won a few. Feels gr8 tho