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Switching from Protoss to Zerg: Day Five - Page 2

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NotSupporting Sweden1998 Posts June 16 2008 23:12 GMT #21 Two hours ago I found myself waiting for your blogg post, wanted to get todays episode. Great work! I must say this was the best one so far, I "loled" alot .

thedeadhaji 39489 Posts June 16 2008 23:14 GMT #22 enjoyed reading it <3

Rotodyne United States2263 Posts June 16 2008 23:19 GMT #23 Keep making these

zOula... United States898 Posts June 16 2008 23:40 GMT #24 as everyone else has said.... this is a very entertaining blog!! keep it up

Salv Canada3083 Posts June 17 2008 00:06 GMT #25 @Raithed, I AM SORRY RAITHED! It was mildly longer though. Besides, I do one everyday, yeah? What do you want longer? @d1v, thanks for the tips, especially the a-moving. I'l look out for that. @Trooper, I will start to provide the replay of the recap game. That makes sense at least. I will provide other replays but I don't want to embaress Zergs worldwide @kissblade, thanks. LOL at the help with girls, those blogs are all over this site haha @Zer0das, ZvZ confuses me too. Take solace with me in the fact that Slayer said you get better with experience. @NotSupporting, Haji, Rotodyne & zOula, thanks alot. Check back tommorrow :D

0xDEADBEEF Germany1235 Posts June 17 2008 00:31 GMT #26 A general tip (which came to my mind after reading d1v's post): Some strategies are more or less effective according to the skill level of the players. For example, opening with lurkers instead of mutas in ZvT. If you're still at around iccup D level you should try this more often, I'm sure it'll be less risky than doing heavy muta micro. Bad Terrans are generally bad at microing their marines against lurks, and a nice lurk/ling flank can quickly decide the game in your favor because he'll lose far too many marines within seconds. Unfortunately, when you face better players (iccup C and above, I'd presume) you probably have to change that (you should then rely more on the common, "proven" strategies used in most pro games. Work on your mechanics to be able to pull these off decently). But against bad players, you can try several things and you might even have better results with an uncommon strategy/build. Find out what they're weak against and hit them with that. Hard. That ling ambush you did is also an example of something a pro would laugh at but which can be devastating against bad players.

Salv Canada3083 Posts June 17 2008 00:46 GMT #27 Totally agree. That is why I try to play normal even if it means I will lose, for experience. As an update, I have the perfect, PERFECT game to recap tomorrow. Hilarious game. So make sure you come check that out.

Murlox France1699 Posts June 17 2008 01:16 GMT #28 Loved the pics and the comments. Must, have, more.

Salv Canada3083 Posts June 17 2008 01:17 GMT #29 Thanks a lot. Check back tomorrow

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