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I've started reading The Art of Learning again. This time, I'm making notes and highlighting bits that I find interesting. I think there's a lot I can get out of this book in terms of making improvements in my life as a whole, rather than just in SC2 or whatever. Already I'm drawing connections between issues Josh Waitzkin identifies in the book and my own life.
Anywho.
I haven't had much interesting to say in terms of SC2 lately because I haven't been playing a large number of games, and I'm largely still just getting used to doing a hatch-first build. I will say that I notice that end up doing base races far too often. I have to learn to shore up my defenses at home when I have a slow-moving late-game army consisting of brood lords.
(An hour or two later...)
A few really great games tonight, and one ZvZ where I totally forgot to build my baneling nest, just got stomped.  Highlight of this evening was a match against a Protoss where I remembered to expand when it was appropriate, and even ended up doing a multi-pronged attack! Yay!
 
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Did you do the multi pronged attach with roaches or mutas? Depending on the map, either can be effective. I think its the best way to counter an early 3rd, and even sometimes win outright
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Well, my current strategy essentially boils down to "defend until brood lords, attack, and replenish supply with ultralisks", so the multi-pronged attack ended up being reinforcement ultras on one side and broodlords/corruptors on the other. I am very bad at remembering to remake infestors, hehe.
I haven't yet started incorporating mutas into my play. They'd require a level of APM to use effectively that I just don't have to spare at this point.
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