EPTOn December 04 2009 03:05 machinehead.. wrote:
What kinda person mindlessly assumes someone isn't b- level? Lot's of irony there, but 0 substance. I mean, I even had one of my iccup reps in there; at least one of my accounts was close to B+... That's such a garbage post. I don't mindlessly play maps, but there is a feeling out process where you play a standardish way that usually works on every map, and then you start adapting.
I haven't played a map where you have to attack tanks up a hill or you have to attack them straight on. It's not anything like the dynamics on another map I've played. So your attacking siege tanks comment is just ridiculous. Usually the goal is to always wait for a favorable time to attack siege tanks, but that isn't always a luxury on this map.
If you knew more about strategy than me, you probably would have answers to my questions, rather than useless drivel.
What kinda person mindlessly assumes someone isn't b- level? Lot's of irony there, but 0 substance. I mean, I even had one of my iccup reps in there; at least one of my accounts was close to B+... That's such a garbage post. I don't mindlessly play maps, but there is a feeling out process where you play a standardish way that usually works on every map, and then you start adapting.
I haven't played a map where you have to attack tanks up a hill or you have to attack them straight on. It's not anything like the dynamics on another map I've played. So your attacking siege tanks comment is just ridiculous. Usually the goal is to always wait for a favorable time to attack siege tanks, but that isn't always a luxury on this map.
If you knew more about strategy than me, you probably would have answers to my questions, rather than useless drivel.
all im really trying to say if u are talking to me, is that complaingin about a map is kinda dumb because really the maps are made to be challenging, and/ or favorable to different units. I.E, Terran tank push is harder to break on python than it is on let's say blue storm. so if you dont like the map, practice it, not midlessly but on occasion until you finally feel comfy with it.
HBR is a nice map, but it has its advantages and disadvantages... deal with it.
