On July 30 2010 19:12 PineappleLumpsToss wrote: It strikes me that the moment Leta grabbed the middle and set himself up Bisu was always going to struggle from then on. With that positioning it was easy for Leta to cover any aggression at almost any point in his half of the map.
You can see the frustration on Bisu's face. The probe sac at the end summed up his mind-set for me.
the 1 fact 3 base thing is what's killing Bisu.. he can't do anything about it and thats what gives Leta the insane economic power to do whatever the hell he wants lol.. Bisu needs to find an answer to that first.
On July 30 2010 19:12 PineappleLumpsToss wrote: It strikes me that the moment Leta grabbed the middle and set himself up Bisu was always going to struggle from then on. With that positioning it was easy for Leta to cover any aggression at almost any point in his half of the map.
You can see the frustration on Bisu's face. The probe sac at the end summed up his mind-set for me.
the 1 fact 3 base thing is what's killing Bisu.. he can't do anything about it and thats what gives Leta the insane economic power to do whatever the hell he wants lol.. Bisu needs to find an answer to that first.
what do the star-shaped charts say at the beginning of the match? I assume the charts are comparing the players' areas of strength, but I wonder what areas they are comparing?
On July 30 2010 19:12 PineappleLumpsToss wrote: It strikes me that the moment Leta grabbed the middle and set himself up Bisu was always going to struggle from then on. With that positioning it was easy for Leta to cover any aggression at almost any point in his half of the map.
You can see the frustration on Bisu's face. The probe sac at the end summed up his mind-set for me.
the 1 fact 3 base thing is what's killing Bisu.. he can't do anything about it and thats what gives Leta the insane economic power to do whatever the hell he wants lol.. Bisu needs to find an answer to that first.
Isn't the answer pretty obvious? Just take his own 3rd and 4th bases much faster.... instead of trying to do some cute dragoon push. Meanwhile make a reaver to harass and keep the T on his toes like he used to do.
Bisu should realize that economic harass leading to overwhelming multi-tasking is his great strength, and that he has to build up a small lead during the early game by wrecking player timings to get his advantage. It's his trademark in PvZ and P that he never applies to T; and part of it could be because his practice with Fanta always would involve him being defensive because Fanta Vultures are just so strong. Once he realizes that few players take the harass then mech route and that most players attempt to turtle hard and secure their side of the map, he can snap out of that defensive mind-set that he has.
Still, FLASH VS ZERO~! (btw, which girl was it, the one in Flash or Zero's booth?)
Edit: Just realized that ALL of his losses were from the 1 fact 3 CC build that he never punished, which proves my point of early damage EVEN MORE.
On July 30 2010 19:17 timlin737 wrote: what do the star-shaped charts say at the beginning of the match? I assume the charts are comparing the players' areas of strength, but I wonder what areas they are comparing?
someone made a post about this literally the other day, look it up
On July 30 2010 19:17 timlin737 wrote: what do the star-shaped charts say at the beginning of the match? I assume the charts are comparing the players' areas of strength, but I wonder what areas they are comparing?
EPT
