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why is this thread worthy?
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I dunno about BM but I would shit my pants if I ever will see 5+ nydus worms popup 
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Magic Woods9326 Posts
Zergs in GSTL that win need something to do obviously.
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I actually think it's kind of fun. I may need to start doing this in my games . . .
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you could do mass nydus on their army as you pillage it.
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The sound alone would make it awesome
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You could use nydus worms like forcefields to stop them retreating!?
I know I know.... I am a genius.
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It would be insanely funny IMO.
If I played zerg I would do it for sure ^^
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On a more serious note: They need to up the rate at which units go in/out of a nydus worm. They aren't really viable for true play because if you only build one it's so hard to get your army out before the enemy kills it, and vice versa for retreating. And as you have pointed out multiple nydus is so expensive you can't do it unless you are bm'g and way ahead. Increasing the unit throughput would make the nydus a more useful tool.
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Canada2479 Posts
Certainly a cool way to BM your opponent, I'd love to see this done in the GSL. =P
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If your games last a full 38 ingame minutes, yeah.
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Im gonna mass replicant ur drones and overlords for bm.
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This is standard play if you ever want a nydas worm to finish.
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great bm and perfect when used with /dance
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start to dance banelings in front of marines > this. Especially since you could cause a crash with to many nydus which would result in a draw xD. I wouldn't consider those moves bad manner really ... just not mannered like the manner pylon.
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The only problem is you actually need a nydus network for this :O
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A Nydus Network can only spawn 1 worm at a time. You need multiple networks (200/200 each).
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Fuck me.
Switching to zerg immediately.
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