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2v2_BM
Profile Joined November 2011
Canada1 Post
November 29 2011 22:28 GMT
#621
Wow I tried some of these and its so hard... you need such amazing micro to win even if they go with one of the losing builds.
IT AINT A GAME DADDY
anoxys
Profile Joined September 2011
Romania4 Posts
November 30 2011 15:49 GMT
#622
I am a protoss player, tried the 6 pool thing with zerg and is totally garbage. Even in platinum morons close up before scouting . From 10 games with rush i lost 10.
I KNOW THE WHOLE MUSIC IN THE WORLD... well... partially.
Bad_Habit
Profile Joined August 2011
Germany243 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-11-30 17:19:14
November 30 2011 17:18 GMT
#623
i dont know i never had problems and just brought an account up to masterleague with 81-8, didnt cheese every game but some of them and it worked quite well.

even tho i have to admit 2 terrans just closed their chokes before leaving
I only gg vs protoss when I'm winning
akalarry
Profile Joined January 2011
United States1978 Posts
November 30 2011 17:30 GMT
#624
it could also work easier at higher level because players tend to be more greedy. terran can be pretty hard sometimes. some of them do 1 rax fe so they'll put down an early supply depot and also 2 rax which is an instant loss. lower level terrans tend to scout much earlier and can see it coming and lower level zergs tend to do early pool more.
Bad_Habit
Profile Joined August 2011
Germany243 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-11-30 17:37:05
November 30 2011 17:35 GMT
#625
i play from low gold up to high master so i went through all the classes and even tho the goldplayer really early pooled more often i still could outplay them
I only gg vs protoss when I'm winning
Bluerain
Profile Joined April 2010
United States348 Posts
November 30 2011 17:38 GMT
#626
do u have the replays that come with the infamous bm chats? looks like you have game 1 vs beastqq
Bad_Habit
Profile Joined August 2011
Germany243 Posts
November 30 2011 17:40 GMT
#627
yeah they are all uploaded at drop.sc just search for them
I only gg vs protoss when I'm winning
JDub
Profile Joined December 2010
United States976 Posts
November 30 2011 17:41 GMT
#628
On December 01 2011 02:30 akalarry wrote:
some of them do 1 rax fe so they'll put down an early supply depot and also 2 rax which is an instant loss.
o rly? o_O
akalarry
Profile Joined January 2011
United States1978 Posts
November 30 2011 17:44 GMT
#629
can you not kill the forge on certain maps? i tried it on xel naga and i was able to kill the forge just as the cannon finished, but he was able to wall with a second gateway. what would you have done?
akalarry
Profile Joined January 2011
United States1978 Posts
November 30 2011 17:44 GMT
#630
On December 01 2011 02:41 JDub wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 01 2011 02:30 akalarry wrote:
some of them do 1 rax fe so they'll put down an early supply depot and also 2 rax which is an instant loss.
o rly? o_O


what do u mean?
LastDance
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
New Zealand510 Posts
November 30 2011 17:49 GMT
#631
haha man white ra is awesome!!!
Zeiasweigha
Profile Joined July 2011
57 Posts
November 30 2011 17:57 GMT
#632
I've been mixing my games using this strategy and I must thank Bad_Habit for teaching us. A lot of people might say its garbage but it really does play mind games to a lot of people especially if I meet them again in ladder. If you watched MLG (Hero vs Ret), Hero was able to abuse Ret by sometimes going even Nexus first knowing that Ret would always be in macro mode. If Ret has a strategy similar to this, he could take a game from his opponent which is huge in a tournament and it might also play mind games in his opponent playing the next set. Though some people would argue that its very risky and cheap, I'd still believe that Ret (or other macro players) will be able to catch a lot of players by surprise and get an easy win. I'd have to admit though that when HoTS is released, this is going to be harder to pull off against Protoss.
chingchong99
Profile Joined November 2011
Nauru64 Posts
November 30 2011 19:43 GMT
#633
On December 01 2011 02:57 Zeiasweigha wrote:
I've been mixing my games using this strategy and I must thank Bad_Habit for teaching us. A lot of people might say its garbage but it really does play mind games to a lot of people especially if I meet them again in ladder. If you watched MLG (Hero vs Ret), Hero was able to abuse Ret by sometimes going even Nexus first knowing that Ret would always be in macro mode. If Ret has a strategy similar to this, he could take a game from his opponent which is huge in a tournament and it might also play mind games in his opponent playing the next set. Though some people would argue that its very risky and cheap, I'd still believe that Ret (or other macro players) will be able to catch a lot of players by surprise and get an easy win. I'd have to admit though that when HoTS is released, this is going to be harder to pull off against Protoss.


Nexus first is standard in PvZ when facing 14 pool or later.
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aintz
Profile Joined August 2010
Canada5624 Posts
November 30 2011 21:52 GMT
#634
On December 01 2011 00:49 anoxys wrote:
I am a protoss player, tried the 6 pool thing with zerg and is totally garbage. Even in platinum morons close up before scouting . From 10 games with rush i lost 10.


replays? you must be doing something wrong if u managed to lose 10/10.
Zeiasweigha
Profile Joined July 2011
57 Posts
November 30 2011 22:09 GMT
#635
On December 01 2011 04:43 chingchong99 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 01 2011 02:57 Zeiasweigha wrote:
I've been mixing my games using this strategy and I must thank Bad_Habit for teaching us. A lot of people might say its garbage but it really does play mind games to a lot of people especially if I meet them again in ladder. If you watched MLG (Hero vs Ret), Hero was able to abuse Ret by sometimes going even Nexus first knowing that Ret would always be in macro mode. If Ret has a strategy similar to this, he could take a game from his opponent which is huge in a tournament and it might also play mind games in his opponent playing the next set. Though some people would argue that its very risky and cheap, I'd still believe that Ret (or other macro players) will be able to catch a lot of players by surprise and get an easy win. I'd have to admit though that when HoTS is released, this is going to be harder to pull off against Protoss.


Nexus first is standard in PvZ when facing 14 pool or later.


Yes and Hero was very confident in using that build because he knows Ret will not be aggressive making this 6 pool strategy more viable for him. If Ret would use this against him and win, there is a chance that Hero will hesitate to go Nexus first again in the next game (will depend on the map though).
Geiko
Profile Blog Joined June 2010
France1977 Posts
November 30 2011 22:21 GMT
#636
On December 01 2011 07:09 Zeiasweigha wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 01 2011 04:43 chingchong99 wrote:
On December 01 2011 02:57 Zeiasweigha wrote:
I've been mixing my games using this strategy and I must thank Bad_Habit for teaching us. A lot of people might say its garbage but it really does play mind games to a lot of people especially if I meet them again in ladder. If you watched MLG (Hero vs Ret), Hero was able to abuse Ret by sometimes going even Nexus first knowing that Ret would always be in macro mode. If Ret has a strategy similar to this, he could take a game from his opponent which is huge in a tournament and it might also play mind games in his opponent playing the next set. Though some people would argue that its very risky and cheap, I'd still believe that Ret (or other macro players) will be able to catch a lot of players by surprise and get an easy win. I'd have to admit though that when HoTS is released, this is going to be harder to pull off against Protoss.


Nexus first is standard in PvZ when facing 14 pool or later.


Yes and Hero was very confident in using that build because he knows Ret will not be aggressive making this 6 pool strategy more viable for him. If Ret would use this against him and win, there is a chance that Hero will hesitate to go Nexus first again in the next game (will depend on the map though).


You didn't understand the poster above you.
Hero never goes blind nexus first. He does it when he is able to scout 14 pool or later in time. Knowing that Ret might cheese or not has nothing to do with whether or not he will go Nexus first.
geiko.813 (EU)
Bad_Habit
Profile Joined August 2011
Germany243 Posts
November 30 2011 22:38 GMT
#637
On December 01 2011 07:21 Geiko wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 01 2011 07:09 Zeiasweigha wrote:
On December 01 2011 04:43 chingchong99 wrote:
On December 01 2011 02:57 Zeiasweigha wrote:
I've been mixing my games using this strategy and I must thank Bad_Habit for teaching us. A lot of people might say its garbage but it really does play mind games to a lot of people especially if I meet them again in ladder. If you watched MLG (Hero vs Ret), Hero was able to abuse Ret by sometimes going even Nexus first knowing that Ret would always be in macro mode. If Ret has a strategy similar to this, he could take a game from his opponent which is huge in a tournament and it might also play mind games in his opponent playing the next set. Though some people would argue that its very risky and cheap, I'd still believe that Ret (or other macro players) will be able to catch a lot of players by surprise and get an easy win. I'd have to admit though that when HoTS is released, this is going to be harder to pull off against Protoss.


Nexus first is standard in PvZ when facing 14 pool or later.


Yes and Hero was very confident in using that build because he knows Ret will not be aggressive making this 6 pool strategy more viable for him. If Ret would use this against him and win, there is a chance that Hero will hesitate to go Nexus first again in the next game (will depend on the map though).


You didn't understand the poster above you.
Hero never goes blind nexus first. He does it when he is able to scout 14 pool or later in time. Knowing that Ret might cheese or not has nothing to do with whether or not he will go Nexus first.


hero sets up blind 15 nexus from time to time. he doesnt bother to send a 2nd probe scout if he doesnt find his oponnent at the first position. the least thing it would do is that he would doublescout after he got early pooled once.

the eco 7 pool is a perfect method, ull push ahead by just killing 1 worker and the obendened forge+ pylon.
he can even suicide his lings in the minerals before the cannon finishes, then send 4 drones to denie the cannon on the lower ground and build 2 more sets of lings on 18 supply (after building hatch + overlord) to take down the buildings ^_^

even tho i have to say my 4 worker harass vs terra is really doing well right now, i made alot of progress in timings etc.
i feel like it always pushes me far ahead and im like never behind.
playing with this 4 worker harass i set up my expension on 16 supply (if i dont lose worker while harassing) and build my pool on 18/18, playing gasless for a while. will probably add something about it to the mainpost the next few days (with replays)
I only gg vs protoss when I'm winning
Zeiasweigha
Profile Joined July 2011
57 Posts
December 01 2011 05:09 GMT
#638
On December 01 2011 07:21 Geiko wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 01 2011 07:09 Zeiasweigha wrote:
On December 01 2011 04:43 chingchong99 wrote:
On December 01 2011 02:57 Zeiasweigha wrote:
I've been mixing my games using this strategy and I must thank Bad_Habit for teaching us. A lot of people might say its garbage but it really does play mind games to a lot of people especially if I meet them again in ladder. If you watched MLG (Hero vs Ret), Hero was able to abuse Ret by sometimes going even Nexus first knowing that Ret would always be in macro mode. If Ret has a strategy similar to this, he could take a game from his opponent which is huge in a tournament and it might also play mind games in his opponent playing the next set. Though some people would argue that its very risky and cheap, I'd still believe that Ret (or other macro players) will be able to catch a lot of players by surprise and get an easy win. I'd have to admit though that when HoTS is released, this is going to be harder to pull off against Protoss.


Nexus first is standard in PvZ when facing 14 pool or later.


Yes and Hero was very confident in using that build because he knows Ret will not be aggressive making this 6 pool strategy more viable for him. If Ret would use this against him and win, there is a chance that Hero will hesitate to go Nexus first again in the next game (will depend on the map though).


You didn't understand the poster above you.
Hero never goes blind nexus first. He does it when he is able to scout 14 pool or later in time. Knowing that Ret might cheese or not has nothing to do with whether or not he will go Nexus first.


Hero did blind 15 nexus -> forge in game 1 (Antiga Shipyard) and 3 (Metalopolis) against Ret. I've used this strategy in both of these maps and defeated people going forge first, what more going nexus first? Of course the skill of Hero against my opponents are not even comparable but I really think it was an easy win for Ret if he would take a risk and punish Hero for going nexus first. Also, Hero knows Ret won't cheese after playing against him numerous times when practicing and Ret should take advantage of that situation. I don't think Hero would go blind 15 nexus if he knows Ret is capable of doing 6 pools or similar builds unless the map makes him get away with it.
Bad_Habit
Profile Joined August 2011
Germany243 Posts
December 01 2011 21:47 GMT
#639
On December 01 2011 14:09 Zeiasweigha wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 01 2011 07:21 Geiko wrote:
On December 01 2011 07:09 Zeiasweigha wrote:
On December 01 2011 04:43 chingchong99 wrote:
On December 01 2011 02:57 Zeiasweigha wrote:
I've been mixing my games using this strategy and I must thank Bad_Habit for teaching us. A lot of people might say its garbage but it really does play mind games to a lot of people especially if I meet them again in ladder. If you watched MLG (Hero vs Ret), Hero was able to abuse Ret by sometimes going even Nexus first knowing that Ret would always be in macro mode. If Ret has a strategy similar to this, he could take a game from his opponent which is huge in a tournament and it might also play mind games in his opponent playing the next set. Though some people would argue that its very risky and cheap, I'd still believe that Ret (or other macro players) will be able to catch a lot of players by surprise and get an easy win. I'd have to admit though that when HoTS is released, this is going to be harder to pull off against Protoss.


Nexus first is standard in PvZ when facing 14 pool or later.


Yes and Hero was very confident in using that build because he knows Ret will not be aggressive making this 6 pool strategy more viable for him. If Ret would use this against him and win, there is a chance that Hero will hesitate to go Nexus first again in the next game (will depend on the map though).


You didn't understand the poster above you.
Hero never goes blind nexus first. He does it when he is able to scout 14 pool or later in time. Knowing that Ret might cheese or not has nothing to do with whether or not he will go Nexus first.


Hero did blind 15 nexus -> forge in game 1 (Antiga Shipyard) and 3 (Metalopolis) against Ret. I've used this strategy in both of these maps and defeated people going forge first, what more going nexus first? Of course the skill of Hero against my opponents are not even comparable but I really think it was an easy win for Ret if he would take a risk and punish Hero for going nexus first. Also, Hero knows Ret won't cheese after playing against him numerous times when practicing and Ret should take advantage of that situation. I don't think Hero would go blind 15 nexus if he knows Ret is capable of doing 6 pools or similar builds unless the map makes him get away with it.


completly agree
I only gg vs protoss when I'm winning
Big J
Profile Joined March 2011
Austria16289 Posts
December 01 2011 21:56 GMT
#640
On December 01 2011 14:09 Zeiasweigha wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 01 2011 07:21 Geiko wrote:
On December 01 2011 07:09 Zeiasweigha wrote:
On December 01 2011 04:43 chingchong99 wrote:
On December 01 2011 02:57 Zeiasweigha wrote:
I've been mixing my games using this strategy and I must thank Bad_Habit for teaching us. A lot of people might say its garbage but it really does play mind games to a lot of people especially if I meet them again in ladder. If you watched MLG (Hero vs Ret), Hero was able to abuse Ret by sometimes going even Nexus first knowing that Ret would always be in macro mode. If Ret has a strategy similar to this, he could take a game from his opponent which is huge in a tournament and it might also play mind games in his opponent playing the next set. Though some people would argue that its very risky and cheap, I'd still believe that Ret (or other macro players) will be able to catch a lot of players by surprise and get an easy win. I'd have to admit though that when HoTS is released, this is going to be harder to pull off against Protoss.


Nexus first is standard in PvZ when facing 14 pool or later.


Yes and Hero was very confident in using that build because he knows Ret will not be aggressive making this 6 pool strategy more viable for him. If Ret would use this against him and win, there is a chance that Hero will hesitate to go Nexus first again in the next game (will depend on the map though).


You didn't understand the poster above you.
Hero never goes blind nexus first. He does it when he is able to scout 14 pool or later in time. Knowing that Ret might cheese or not has nothing to do with whether or not he will go Nexus first.


Hero did blind 15 nexus -> forge in game 1 (Antiga Shipyard) and 3 (Metalopolis) against Ret. I've used this strategy in both of these maps and defeated people going forge first, what more going nexus first? Of course the skill of Hero against my opponents are not even comparable but I really think it was an easy win for Ret if he would take a risk and punish Hero for going nexus first. Also, Hero knows Ret won't cheese after playing against him numerous times when practicing and Ret should take advantage of that situation. I don't think Hero would go blind 15 nexus if he knows Ret is capable of doing 6 pools or similar builds unless the map makes him get away with it.


But Ret on the other hand doesn't know whether hero will go blind nexus first or early scout+ nexus first, so again a 6pool is also just a "blind" 6pool. (as there is no other 6pool I put it in "")
Also you can't "punish" something with 6pool. Punishment requires knowledge about what your opponent does.
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