EPThttp://www.repdepot.net/replay.php?id=52241
Edit: 4gate version http://www.repdepot.net/replay.php?id=52242
follows up with 7gate speedzeal (interesting to note that he only hotkeys his sairs and uses rest of hotkeys on gateways)
[G] PvZ +1 3 Gate Speedlot - Page 2
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Harem
United States11393 Posts
http://www.repdepot.net/replay.php?id=52241 Edit: 4gate version http://www.repdepot.net/replay.php?id=52242 follows up with 7gate speedzeal (interesting to note that he only hotkeys his sairs and uses rest of hotkeys on gateways) | ||
Chef
10810 Posts
It will get many players to C, but I don't know if it is the most interesting way to learn this game. Maybe you can say the same for Zergs who play a passive early and early-mid-game tho. It would probably be more exciting/interesting for new players to learn a riskier build, like reaver drop. In this case, I can foresee a lot of 3rd base busts (or significant losses) with the timing attack when nothing else in the game happens because the Zerg doesn't know how to deal with it. It's certainly a legit build, but I find it especially poignant you say "standard PvZ play" as the follow up. In other words the new player better just hope he did a lot of damage with his timing and hope the Zerg can't recover. Just 'build lots of stuff and templars' instead of suggesting natural transitions. I have played against a lot of Protoss who don't know how to do anything but have those zealots at that time. In that way, it feels like an incomplete way of thinking about the game. Well, thank you for your efforts. I'm sure many Zergs will suffer keke. | ||
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Potling
Norway298 Posts
On December 01 2012 07:13 Chef wrote: It's certainly a legit build, but I find it especially poignant you say "standard PvZ play" as the follow up. In other words the new player better just hope he did a lot of damage with his timing and hope the Zerg can't recover. Just 'build lots of stuff and templars' instead of suggesting natural transitions. I have played against a lot of Protoss who don't know how to do anything but have those zealots at that time. In that way, it feels like an incomplete way of thinking about the game. Well, thank you for your efforts. I'm sure many Zergs will suffer keke. I don't think this is meant to be a complete guide to the matchup, it's just an opening. How to transition out of it should be learned by mass watching replays from Anytime & co. | ||
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