EPT[G] ZvP: An Aggressive Playstyle Guide - Page 4
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Blukk444
United States2 Posts
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Jakamakala
United States115 Posts
Don't be fooled, he get's completely outclassed by the style so it should hold up fine against solid Masters players and up but I demonstrate a much more refined style of play where I hit my timings much more smoothly and what not. 10:30 Ling Hydra 14:45 Roach Hydra Viper with +1/1 14-16 mutas in production directly after trade on 5 bases Also I played it on my troll account that is in ImbaQQ, but please do not be mistaken, I am not a hacker or booster, I have that account in there for trolling purposes. Thanks, GL HF Guys! | ||
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bela.mervado
Hungary393 Posts
It helped mah noob zvp a lot. I even incorporated some parts/timings into my 2v2 with my T ally, when we play a macro 2v2 game. | ||
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Shah420
Sweden31 Posts
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Jakamakala
United States115 Posts
On February 12 2015 09:15 Shah420 wrote: I'm going to give this style a fair shot and practice it for a couple of months because I am a big fan of aggressive play and really like how you split it up into three different phases. My zvp is such a random mess right I just can't see this approach not helping out. Thanks. No problem glad to help. Best of luck let me know if there's any problems. On February 12 2015 08:05 bela.mervado wrote: Thank you Jaka! It helped mah noob zvp a lot. I even incorporated some parts/timings into my 2v2 with my T ally, when we play a macro 2v2 game. When it comes to team games, especially with one Zerg and one Terran, Speedling Hellion is usually the most effective. I actually don't remember a lot of times I made anything besides Zerglings, Roaches, or Mutalisks for 2v2s just because of how dynamically different team games are from 1v1. | ||
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00higgo
Australia119 Posts
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