EPTi need help NoyZ 304
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[H]Need help getting out of bronze
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Noyz
United States17 Posts
i need help NoyZ 304 video's wil be up in a hr | ||
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zezamer
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Noyz
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likwidstylez
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Noyz
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Josh_rakoons
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OriginalBeast
United States709 Posts
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Noyz
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Antylamon
United States1981 Posts
Hurry it up or this thread will be closed veeeery soon :/ | ||
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Noyz
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DemonDeacon
United States158 Posts
memorize all hotkeys for zerg step 2: read the liquipedia page on zerg: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Zerg_Strategy step 3: pick 1 build order for each match-up from liquipedia (zvz, zvt, zvp) and only do that 1 build every game | ||
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Noyz
United States17 Posts
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Kui
United Kingdom88 Posts
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Noyz
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TheFish7
United States2824 Posts
Sure, you may have a few build order losses here and there, especially in ZvZ, but macro is the most important part. A speedling expand and proper scouting should be enough to stop most cheesy early aggression like 2rax and 4gate in the bronze league. Honestly I lol when my opponent 2rax me or 4gate me because its an easy win if you know when they are going to attack you... If you dont feel safe make a spine crawler and scout | ||
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Noyz
United States17 Posts
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Parodoxx
United States549 Posts
On February 24 2012 05:18 DemonDeacon wrote: step 1: memorize all hotkeys for zerg step 2: read the liquipedia page on zerg: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Zerg_Strategy step 3: pick 1 build order for each match-up from liquipedia (zvz, zvt, zvp) and only do that 1 build every game This is the best bet for a player in your position. find 3 builds that are safe for each match up and try to do them as best as possible. I would suggest 14/14 zvp helps to deal with 2 gate prox and helps a lot with 4 gate 14/14 Zvt easy to hold 2 rax with this open as well as reaper builds (make 8 lings quickly to hold 2 rax 2-4 if you know its not 2 rax) zvz has a lot of options but I feel 14/14 might make it hard to defend 6 pool/7pool at that low of a level. a 10 pool build or a 12/12 should hold you just fine against zerg cheese. (low level zvz tip, it takes 2 banes to kill 1 bane or as many are in his group so if you see 5 bunched up banes coming at you send 2 of your own at the center most baneling.) As a side note these are not the best opens for these matches but are very viable in masters and really helps to hold cheese, once you hit silver and the all-in slow down you might reconsider some of these opens. best of luck and macro hard. | ||
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DemonDeacon
United States158 Posts
also, i don't know if this applies to you but typically bronze players dont have the mechanics or the game knowledge to properly counter what the other player is doing anyways. in bronze its more about playing vs yourself (not making any mistakes and improving your mechanics) rather than playing your opponent | ||
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DemonDeacon
United States158 Posts
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Teoman
Norway382 Posts
On February 24 2012 04:50 OriginalBeast wrote: The most help I can offer is that bronze players get stuck in a mindset and don't change it like "I don't think it's worth getting stim because it hurts my units" so they never get stim, when stim is good. Thats actually very true and good tip. Remember when i was young and spells like consume and stim were horrible. Cant hurt your own units you know. But the general mindset should really be hard bolted in. When you know you are not good at a game, always be open to new things, and just experiment with what higher level people say. Never get into mindsets like the above post said :D And of course "generic macro more comment". | ||
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