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EPTFlaSh's 2 fact guide
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jinjin5000
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Brainojack
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kogeT
Poland1604 Posts
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True_Spike
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Fumapl
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Akio
Finland1341 Posts
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LfunkGG
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WolFix
Poland16 Posts
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llIH
Norway1874 Posts
On March 21 2020 01:07 WolFix wrote: I wonder how can he just simply know that he can a move srotos army at this time. Just like that. I would assume it is because he has played the matchup so many thousand times that he just understands how far the protoss can potentially be at this point etc. | ||
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RKC
1500 Posts
Did Flash intentionally botch his own micro in the early push? He mentioned that 2-fac is a BO disadvantage against 2-gate, but still went ahead with the push - is the safer play to go on defence and macro up (e.g. invest more in vulture + mines instead of tank)? | ||
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kogeT
Poland1604 Posts
On March 21 2020 01:07 WolFix wrote: I wonder how can he just simply know that he can a move srotos army at this time. Just like that. He knows the MMR of the opponent therefore he knows he will always be ahead. | ||
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Highgamer
1063 Posts
On March 21 2020 01:07 WolFix wrote: I wonder how can he just simply know that he can a move srotos army at this time. Just like that. A lot of things lead to that insight, it's not very mystical tbh. 1) He scouts a 2gate opening, trades a few tanks vs goons, sees that there's no nexus at 6.09 = he knows his natural expo is not too late, economies are probably even. 2) He denies Protoss' third at 6.40 for a while, that's a + 3) He handles the reaver-harrass well, + 4) He crushes the push at 10.40, ++ 5) He sees a super-late 3rd at 11.50 (when his is already up), ++ --> Protoss is already dead vs Flash's macro. Don't let the title give you a wrong impression: The 2fact, yes, everyone can do with 150 apm, but winning the game like this from 6.00 onward is a whole different story, not even so much for the apm but the handling and decision-making. He's just teaching a safe/aggressive opener everyone can do, then plays a normal game (a bit laid back probably because of the opponent's level). | ||
TaardadAiel
Bulgaria539 Posts
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TiQ.SinGi
Norway380 Posts
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Dangermousecatdog
United Kingdom6071 Posts
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