[G] Doc's Somewhat Definitive Guide to TvZ

Marines + medis on one hotkey, tanks on another. No exceptions.

I use:
1 for MMM
2 for tanks
3 for ghosts, vikings until I get them
4 production
5 CCs
6 dropship/vikings when I get them
7 dropship
0 for Engibays and Armories
My hands are small or I'd use 8 and 9.

You ABSOLUTELY need to be able to focus fire banelings with tanks. If you can focus fire banes, you won't even need to split. A lot of players I see (and I used to do this myself, heh) was just go psycho splitting my marines the second I saw banes. What would then happen is, I'd run behind my tanks just clicking splitting furiously (I have some nasty splits btw, level 18 on marine split challenge, come at me). Lings would swarm my tanks, banelings still rolling towards my marines, mutas would take out my tanks, marines still splitting. Once I'm done seperating each individual marine, I'd take a look at my tanks all my mech would be dead, he'd save all his mutas + some lings and banes so I'd have to fall back without proper medivac and mech support. I'd repeat this over and over until Z finally got a hive tech army and I'd lose. Focus firing banes will make it so your marines can support your tanks longer without having to start splitting. Also, if a Z is putting lings on one hotkey and banes on another, often, you can just get all the banes with a few tank shots cause they'll be clumped.

How do we focus fire? Press your tank hotkey while seiged, right click a bane, hold shift and then right click like mad on every bane you can see. The most optimal way to focus fire would be to focus fire banes that are at least 2 radii apart and not just banes that are right next to each other.
Note: Your tanks do NOT overkill even when focus firing. I actually did not know that and was wary of focus firing after I had 3+ tanks. WHY DIDNT ANYONE TELL ME? Basically, the problem in BW was that if you selected used your hotkey for your tanks to focus fire goons, ALL 12 tanks will kill 1 goon. If 1 zealot dropped on to your tanks, ALL tanks will fire and kill that zealot. In SC2, if a marine is dropped on a clump of tanks, 2 tanks will fire. If you focus fire a bane with 10 tanks, only 1 will fire. If you focus fire 10 banes, all 10 will fire and kill those 10 banes (while splashing the surrounding area).

You also need to try and focus fire mutas anytime you have a group of marines attacking just mutas e.g. when you drop.

Try and focus down lings towards the center of the pack rather than allowing your tanks to autoshoot whenever possible if you're going up against just lings.

Not as necessary as you may think. Your first priority should be focus firing, then splitting unless banes catch you off guard, then split away. There's a guide describing a patrol method at: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=206208

Personally, I don't like this method. I prefer splitting by hand as, if all you know is the patrol method and lings and banes catch you off guard, you're losing all your shit. Manual splitting is just better. Practice it both in game for the real situations and on the micro map "Marine Split Challenge" made by Griffith.

You generally want to stim and move in the direction parallel and opposite the direction the banelings are coming from while splitting marines furthest from the banelings away at a 45 degree angle. You don't want to move your marines away too far or you'll jhust have ran and not shot at all and to kill banelings, you actually need to shoot.

Here is a guide on how to split your marines, made by me.

Dropping is going to be used differently depending on what Z is doing. If Z is going an infestor or roach style, you want to drop incessantly as Z can't really clean the drop up if you just keep lifting. Against muta ling bling, you have to be more wary with your drops and only drop to relieve muta pressure, take position or drop 3 places at once.

When dropping against Infestor/Roach/only ling bane style, you can be a lot less cautious with your drops. You can fly them over the map and just float around after you lift (unless against infestors of course).

Dropping Tip 1

Against this style, what I do is keep the tanks in front of my marines, preventing infestors from just running ahead and fungaling. Try to keep your tanks in a line to make a wall from lings and keep your marines behind that 'wall'. You then want to keep either a viking or medivac, something to give your tanks vision and then focus fire infestors any time they come in to range. If they have a lot of infestors just charging towards you, just split your marines like you would against banes but from 9 range away.
Clump of infestors? Emp
Stranded infestor? Snipe

I personally think infestor first for Z isn't as good as muta first. This is because, in the hands of a good Z, muta first can cause a lot of economic damage to Terran by forcing turrets, keeping T turtled, forcing thors if enough mutas, wasting stims and punishing sloppy Terran. Against infestor first, you save a lot of resources not having to make turrets. Take a very fast third, everytime. Infestor first can't ever attack in to you for a VERY long time.

Factory Rule: 1 per base, 2nd factory near your 3rd CC timing.

I generally tell people not to make reactors against Zerg (and Terran). I think it's really fucking stupid because the first thing mutas go for is scvs, you'll have protected those but there's no way you're going to have enough turrets to defend all your reactors as well. They die almost instantly and don't really help you wall. Adding rax gives you the ability to use them as meat shields/walls, you won't waste your gas and it only takes 10 seconds longer to make one over a reactor. 1 reactor or so in the early game is fine IMO but start becoming a burden against good muta players.

I usually opt for orbitals rather than PFs at 3rd and 4th bases. I feel the additional mule and scan benefit outweighs the defensive capabilities of a PF in this matchup. Sometimes I'll make a PF at my gold on Xel but that's about it. It's better to just float, have good map vision and control rather than lose all your scvs repairing or just have your PF get right clicked on by banes. At lower levels, it's okay to use PFs for 3rd+ bases but try to get away with orbitals.

Recommended on:

Any map with close positions
Xel Naga Caverns

You can still use this on larger maps like Tal'darim and Crevasse occassionally, keeping the metagame going but if Z scouts it out, it's a lot easier to stop. Also, you can choose to proxy the barracks like BoxeR but I wouldn't practice that often on ladder and just save doing that in tournaments. We want to build the fundamentals first.

The Build

10 supply
11 rax don't make scv
12 rax continue scv production
15 marine
15 OC
15 supply
2 more marines, constant scv and marine production.
From here, you have to judge what to do next. If it's close positions or xel and Z went for hatch first, you can send 3-5 scvs along with your marines and do VERY heavy pressure. Of course, you can do this on any map but it's best on smaller ones. Your goal is to pretty much cripple Z with this as your CC will be late and you might be sacrificing the mining time of 5 SCVs. Place some bunkers, micro those marines. Once your pressure is up and you expand, you can choose to go in to a transition listed below depending on the situation.

Recommended on:
Any map, all around good build. Not as great on larger maps though

You can still use this on larger maps like Tal'darim and Crevasse occassionally, keeping the metagame fresh but if Z scouts it out, it's a lot easier to stop. Also, you can choose to proxy the barracks like BoxeR but I wouldn't practice that often on ladder and just save doing that in tournaments against players you know are better than you.

The Build

10 supply
12 rax
14 rax
15 OC
16 marine
16 supply
constant marine + scv production
From here, you have to see whether or not you can do a lot of damage. If Z is being too greedy and you can punish with more marine pressure, do it. If not, I generally get my CC at 23. You'll have to cut marines for the 23 CC so don't get too aggressive with your marines at his nat. After 23CC
24 supply
Then transition to whatever you deem necessary listed below.

I first saw this done by Jinro on his stream.

Recommended on:
Tal'darim, Metal, Backwater, Typhon (can work everywhere though of course)

I watched day9 daily 319 (I think?) on his TvZ analysis "Less is More". I felt good watching and seeing that everything day9 was saying is good is what I've been doing all along. I feel like day9's criticism of the reaper build being cute was misdirected and rather meant for Strelok's version where he goes reaper expand in to 1-1-1. I go for a more marine heavy variation. I've seen this done differently by other players like Major and Strelok, I have my own method that I feel is better. Basically it revolves around the concept of powering.

The Build

10 supply
12 rax
13 refinery
15 OC
15 Tech lab on rax, reaper @100% tech lab
15 supply
18 CC
@100% reaper, lift off rax and make factory on tech lab at 19, only make 2 marines out of floated rax
21 rax [1]
@100% factory, start either blue flame and helion or tank depending on what Z does. [2]
@ Start of blue flame or tank, start 2nd gas.
@ 4 marines total, make reactor on 1 rax and tech lab on another [3]

Note[1]: Most people I watch get another supply depot instead of the additional rax. This I feel isn't optimal. When your CC is finished and made in to an OC, you'll have 2 mules to drop at once giving you a huge surplus of minerals. It's best if you just cut marine production, "power", for a short time so you can add the additional rax and go balls to the wall a minute later.
Note[2]: If your reaper scouts roaches and sees roaches out, get tank. If baneling or just lings, go blue flame.
Note[3]: From here, you can choose, depending on what your reaper sees, to make tanks if you think roach all in or you can get stim and make a starport while delaying tank production as ling bane can't do anything vs your BF helions.

Early Reaper Build Goals Per Unit:

Reaper - Kill some drones. You likely won't be able to against better players but you will be able to delay mining from nat and moving drones around. You don't want to take any damage from queens. You also want to scout out whether he's all inning, getting speed or just droning hard. After you feel you can't do anymore damage, go to a tower and hold it as reaper can jump up and down cliffs where most towers are. You can also snipe creep until they can do something about your reaper.

BF Helions - Map control map control map control. The great part of the BF helions after a speedling expand is, the one thing the Z will have (map control) is gone. Their opening gives them no benefit that they would otherwise have gotten and can't even defend against your helions without roaches or spines (more and more economic damage to Z). A lot of damage is done inadvertently. Go for drones, if you can't that's fine, deny creep spread, take towers and deny scouting. The beauty lies within the map control. If Z wants to retake it, they either need to make 3+ roaches and a spine or 5+ roaches (more economic damage) all the while your economy is left unharmed.

Tanks - stop roach all ins early on and the goals of the medivacs is to BF drop a Z going late gas style or drop marines in Z base and take out ovies across the map.

Alternate Transition

If you feel you are safe, because of late gas, you can also transition in to fast drops as so:

18 CC
20 Factory, 1 marine, then cut
23 Barracks
23 Barracks
25 OC
26 Stim and resume marine production
29 Starport @100% make medivac
31 Refinery
32 Supply Depot
35 Tech lab on Factory @150/125 make tank then tank and siege mode.
@ float out, make refinery
And so on. I have a replay doing this transition against LGZelniq on Typhon.

Slayers Transition

Best against: Late gas Z

10 supply
12 rax
13 refinery
15 OC
15 Tech lab on rax, reaper @100% tech lab
15 supply
18 CC
@100% reaper, lift off rax and make factory on tech lab at 19, only make 2 marines out of floated rax
21 rax
@100% factory, start blue flame and helion production
@100% CC, orbital command and then float to natural if not already there
Constant marine helion and scv production
@150/100, Starport
@100% starport 1 medivac
@100% medivac, push towards Z with marines, helions and medivac and add more production and gas.

Drop your marines on to the high ground while keeping helions on the low ground then elevator everything up. You can focus queens with marines and take out his drones with your helions. Pretty simple really. If you see too many roaches, try running around with your helions and then use them to pin Z back to their base to prevent counters (as in, if Z trying to do roach counter, just run in to his base with helions).

From here, while I'm microing my attack, I like to add 2 more gas, swap my barracks on to the tech lab to start stim and add 2 more rax and engi bay. Also, if he's going roaches, you can start pumping marauders from your tech lab barracks and making marines and some helions as well as he won't have mutas for a long time.

If you do drone damage, keep pressing on the map to prevent him from droning up like a mad man and keep forcing units to keep his economy down. You don't want to just sit back after that which is why this style is very different and harder to pull off.

Recommended on:
Crevasse, sometime shakuras and Tal'darim to keep metagame fresh

The Build

10 supply
12 rax
15 OC
16 1 marine, then cut until you start next supply
16 CC
@100 minerals supply, continue marine production
@150 minerals rax
@150 minerals double gas and then transition below.

I feel transitioning in to a strong tank push is best after this and safest as Z players often do some sort of all in when they see this but, with adequate scouting information, you can transition in to whatever your heart desires. E.g. if you see a speedling expand, you can go in to BF helions.

It's explained really well in the liquipedia. I'm just going to talk about transitions.
http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Reactor_Hellion_Expand_(vs._Zerg)

Recommended on:
Metalopolis, Xel Naga, any map with wide natural but can be done anywhere really.

You can transition from here in to mech, to the Slayers style or just standard marine tank. I only build 2 helions with this build.

Note: A style that used to be popular when SC2 came out was to just not expand, get double gas and go for cloak banshee after reactor helion. I feel this style puts you REALLY far behind if you can't do crippling damage as you'll have later expo, he'll have mutas and he'll be free to drone up and take 3rd as you can't push out for very long time.

For now, I'm going to add the SlayerS style transition here as it's the only one that's different from BF helions and other transitions that you'll see below. To go to the other transitions from reactor helion expand, add another rax before adding your 2nd gas and then do one of the builds in the build order transitions section.

SlayerS Style
After CC, supply depot
2 helions out of reactor factory. Do NOT suicide these unless he has no lings, no spines and drones just sitting there.
Add tech lab on barracks
Swap factory and barracks so factory on tech lab and barracks on reactor
Start blue flame and constant helion marine SCV and supply depot production
Keep helions around the map and float your 2nd CC after making it in to and orbital to natural if you didn't build it there.
Add Starport at 100 gas
@100% starport 1 medivac
@100% medivac, push towards Z with your helions, marines and medivac

Drop your marines on to the high ground while keeping helions on the low ground then elevator everything up. You can focus queens with marines and take out his drones with your helions. Pretty simple really. If you see too many roaches, try running around with your helions and then use them to pin Z back to their base to prevent counters (as in, if Z trying to do roach counter, just run in to his base with helions).

From here, while I'm microing my attack, I like to add 2 more gas, swap my barracks on to the tech lab to start stim and add 2 more rax and engi bay. Also, if he's going roaches, you can start pumping marauders from your tech lab barracks and making marines and some helions as well as he won't have mutas for a long time.

If you do drone damage, keep pressing on the map to prevent him from droning up like a mad man and keep forcing units to keep his economy down. You don't want to just sit back after that which is why this style is very different and harder to pull off.

Z will pretty much only 14/15 hatch, gas pool, hatch pool or pool hatch, I listed them in order of how good I think each build is.

If they go 14/15 hatch

1. Your SCV scouts no gas until lings pop. This means that they're going to be droning up hard. Don't be shy with your marines on the map as he won't have ling speed until at least 6:30.

2. Your SCV scouts gas and drones still mining gas after 100. Z either forgot to pullout or they're going to do an all in, baneling or roach (assume all in). Keep pressuring with marines or reaper and try to scout out which it's going to be, fall back and progress with your transition as you normally would, make a bunker or two if roaches and wall off if suspected banelings.

3. Your SCV scouts gas and drones pulling out after 100 gas (DRG v sCfOu style). Z is going to get speed and hatch. They'll have a weaker mineral income because of this. You need to be back in your main at about 5:30 minutes but any drone kills you get at this stage are HUGE. If you kill 5+ drones, do a tank + stim push transition. It's safe if Z feels they got too behind and all in, feel they need to get back by taking fast 3rd or if they try to drone up too hard and overcompensate.

If they go Gas Pool:

1. Your SCV scouts no more drones mining gas after 100 and the spawning pool is shaking. Zerg expands. Zerg is just getting some speedlings to stop any marine pressure. You want to pressure for a bit but be back in your base by 5:00 but give yourself time to be back in your base as it takes long to get back to your main if you're pressuring. I usually fall back around 4:30. Any blue flame play after this is really, really good.

2. Your SCV scouts drones mining after 100 gas and spawning pool isn't twitching. Zerg doesn't expand. Make CC, 2 bunkers at ramp and another rax. Stop his all in and win doing pretty much anything.

Hatch pool and pool hatch follow the same guideline above.

SpineCrawlers:

Any forced spinecrawlers means Z is sacrificing more economy for semi-static defense. They're likely not going to be making a lot of lings as well as they're going to rely on spinecrawlers for defense. Anytime you see this, you can be a lot more aggressive with your marines on the map for map control once you have 8+. This can force Z to make either more spinecrawlers or more lings once they see your marines on the map, what commentators have been saying is overreacting. If they have a lot of lings on the map AND spinecrawlers, then their economy is shit. Keep macroing yourself and then take out his 3rd as he takes it.

Z overcommits on 2rax pressure and makes too many lings.

You'll notice this from the bunch of lings that took out your marines or that keep poking up your ramp. If Z did this, a common thing for Z to do is just all in since they have the lings made anyways. What I generally do is go in to a BF helion transition anytime Z overcommits on lings. I'd be a lot more wary of doing any reactor starport build.

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Mass ling (yeah really)

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Ling baneling all game
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Ling bane roach,

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Muta ling bling
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Infestor play
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I first saw this build done by NaDa in the GSL.

Good On:
Larger maps

Good Against:
Delayed gas builds
Fast muta

The Build

The build, after a 2rax expand is:
Constant marine, SCV and supply depot production (as needed) after CC
24 Supply depot (or whatever supply you're at after CC)
@150 minerals 3rd rax
@75 minerals refinery
@150 minerals 4th rax
@75 minerals 2nd gas
@150 minerals 2nd OC
@100% 3rd rax tech lab
@100% tech lab start stim
Cut marine production a bit to add
@125 minerals Engi Bay, continue marine and scv production and at 100% engibay start +1 Weapons.
@150/100 factory
@75 minerals refinery
@100% factory, add tech lab to it, start starport and 4th gas
@100% factory start tank
@100% stim, start combat
@100% starport, make medivac
@100% +1 weapons, start +1 armor
@2nd tank, siege mode

From here, you choose whether you want to make more medivacs for more drops, vikings if they're going infestors or tanks to stop roach bane all ins as needed. You can choose to also add another factory or expand, depending on your style and the map.

Goals:
The goal of this build is to use marines for your map control. You should make sure the towers are clear and that he can't spread any creep after you've gotten 5-6 marines. If he went delayed gas, he won't be able to clear out the marines on the map for a long time as speed is delayed. Also, the larger your marine count gets, the harder and harder it gets for Z to take out the marines with just lings. If Z decides to take out your marines with just lings, you'll have a huge economic lead as they wouldn't have been droning in that time and they can't come kill you while you get your tanks and drops. You can kill any greedy zerg instantly and transition well in to a macro game. The really fast +1 style is an equivalent to Thorzain's really fast +1 vs protoss.

I first saw this build used in the GSL sometime in Jan. or Feb. I believe. Can't remember the player, sorry Mr. Unknownyo.

Good On:
Metalopolis
XNC
Typhon Peaks

Good Against:
Speedling Expands
No spine and no roach zerg i.e. greedy zerg
Fast Muta
Pretty much auto-win vs Julyzerg baneling pressure.

I can explain the build here a bit but QXC explains it really well in the 12 weeks with the pros guide with Mr. Bitters so I'm going to link that as well. He does his transition after a 11/12 rax build.
See it here: http://blip.tv/learn-from-the-pros-with-mr-b/the-next-12-weeks-week-4-tvz-with-qxc-5152225
(I hope it's okay that I'm posting this...it's public so I wouldn't see why not but if you guys have a problem with it just pm me).

The Build

24 Supply depot (or whatever supply you're at after CC) You won't need to start another Supply depot until after 2nd CC is done.
Constant marine, scv and supply depot (as necessary production).
@150 double gas
@150 minerals rax
@100% CC, start OC
@150/100 Factory
@100% 3rd rax, tech lab, swap with first factory
@150/100 Factory
After landing on tech lab, start blue flame and helion.
@50/25 Tech lab on 3rd rax and @100% start stim
Float out CC when you have 10-12 marines, you don't want to reveal helions if possible.
Keep making helions out of both factories until you have 5-7 and move out accordingly. You can choose whether you want to go out really, it doesn't matter TBH and I don't know which is best so I just move out whenever I feel.

Note: There are other variations. You can either do a blue flame + stim timing push or get a fast +1 upgrade, watch the QXC guide with Mr. Bitters.

Goals:

Kill a bunch of drones if Z has not enough spines or roaches. Even if Z does, you've done economic damage inadvertently by forcing spines, roaches and usually a Z wall.
Take map control
Prevent creep spread

This was my go-to build since December and January until BF helion transition came along. It's really solid and I recommend it as a good learner build. I kind of developed it myself while taking pieces from koreans. You want to retain your marines from any bunker pressure as much as possible. You hit with 3 tanks and marines at a delicate timing before any 3rd base kicks in and before mutas pop. You can then fall back if you choose and go for a better push where you'll have medivacs, combat shields and +1 if Z didn't go fast 3rd or fast muta while you take your 3rd CC.

Good On:
Smaller, closer maps.

Good Against:
Fast 3rd
Fast Muta

Countered by
Losira style roach ling bane play.

The Build
24 Supply depot (or whatever supply you're at after CC) You won't need to start another Supply depot until after 2nd CC is done.
Constant marine, scv and supply depot (as necessary production).
@150 double gas
@150 minerals rax
@100% CC, start OC
@150/100 start factory
@100% 3rd rax start tech lab to swap factory on to
@swap, start tank production with siege mode. You want constant tank production until you push. Start another tech lab on 3rd rax
@float out to natural, start 3rd refinery
@100% tech lab, start stim
@2nd tank, start engibay and +1 right away if haven't started before
@50% 3rd tank, start starport.
@3rd tank push out. Should have 3 siege tanks and a lot of stimmed marines.
@100%stim, start combat
@100% stim, start 4th refinery

Note[1]:siege mode if you suspect any ling bane all in, else, you can get a fast +1 by adding an engibay if you know he's going to be droning (lots of spines made, or no/delayed gas).

Float 2nd OC out after 1st tank if you lost your marines. If you retained your marines, you can float out earlier.

Goals:

Flat out kill Z
Take out 3rd
Push back Creep
Safely take 3rd while doing drop play

This build I copied from Jinro. The first time I saw it IIRC was the Jinro v Idra clash of the titans showmatch. The build gets you early medivacs and stimmed marines for drops, picking off ovies and map control until mutas are out.

Good On:
Shakuras
Close air positions any map

Good Against:
Pretty much anything Z does besides below.

Auto-lose Against:
Julyzerg baneling pressure. If a competent Z is doing it, you will almost always lose. Be very careful this build. IIRC Jinro lost to Morrow's bane pressure both times.

The Build

24 Supply depot (or whatever supply you're at after CC) You won't need to start another Supply depot until after 2nd CC is done.
Constant marine, scv and supply depot (as necessary production).
@150 double gas
@150 minerals rax
@100% CC, start OC
@150/100 start factory
@50/25 start tech lab on 3rd rax
@100% tech lab start stim
@100% factory starport and reactor on factory
@100% starport, swap factory and starport and start 2 medivacs, start tech lab on factory
@100% factory tech lab, start tank and siege mode and 3rd and 4th gas
@100% stim, start combat and engibay and +1 right away
From here you add your 2nd fact and CC as needed.

I was watching Jimpo's stream late one morning when I came across this build. Basically, I think the only way to lose doing this if Z scouts it, makes a tonne of lings and speed banes (all in) and gets you the second you move out. Otherwise, I've never seen Z stop this. If you suspect muta play, add an engi bay and turret up and do a hard contain/push. If every T starts doing this close positions, I strongly believe Blizzard will have to remove close positions map because this shit is just so imba.

I wouldn't do this build outside of close positions as you don't even get stim. Also good on Typon Peaks vertical positions. Push through rocks, make bunkers and make turrets.

The Build

24 Supply depot (or whatever supply you're at after CC) You won't need to start another Supply depot until after 2nd CC is done.
Constant marine, scv and supply depot (as necessary production).
@150 double gas
@150 minerals rax
@150/100 start factory @100% start tech lab
@150/100 start factory @100% start tech lab
Produce your 1st tank and siege mode along with more tanks. You want early siege mode because it's close positions and zerg will probably all in you. You also want to float to your main ASAP to get your additional gas income to support your double fact. No early stim or combat shields with this push. Move out at 5-6 tanks or as you see necessary, sack and SCV to see army size and composition or scan if needed.

Goals:
Kill him

This is less all-in than one base 2port but really sets you back if you can't do significant damage). There's a game of SjoW v July on Shattered I believe in the MLG? Where SjoW got really far behind from July's baneling pressure. Sjow then transitioned in to 2-port and July wasn't prepared. Terrible damage was dealt and eventually sjow won. I'd reserve this for tournaments against players better than you or for when you're really behind and need something drastic to catch up.

The Build
The build order is simple, you make 2 starports, absolutely deny all scouting, make some banshees without cloak and pray he doesn't have lots of queens or fast mutas. Then go kill, in order, Queens, if you have enough banshees, any made or making spores, spire, drones.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e19nTZVwCEI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gApLZSpYN8

Somewhat older but shows mostly 11/12 rax in to BF helion transition. QXC dropping knowledge like always and Mr. Bitters being the boss he is asks excellent questions that you may also have.
http://blip.tv/learn-from-the-pros-with-mr-b/the-next-12-weeks-week-4-tvz-with-qxc-5152225

http://www.justin.tv/thedoctor91/b/290733594

http://www.justin.tv/thedoctor91/b/290733138

http://www.twitch.tv/thedoctor91/b/291724041