How many Ravens to murder a flock of Mutas? - Page 4

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InfCereal

Canada1759 Posts

January 26 2015 17:19 GMT

#61

On January 24 2015 21:00 SatedSC2 wrote:

"An unkindness" is apparently the name for a group of Ravens o_O

That's painfully appropriate.

Lexender

Mexico2661 Posts

January 26 2015 18:55 GMT

#62

I'm the only one who thinks sekeering mutas is actually a BAD idea?

If I was zerg player and a mech player casted HSM on my mutas I would just suicide them into the ravens, it would cost more to the mech player to remake the ravens after all.

Thats what I think anyway.

Ghaleon109

United States15 Posts

January 26 2015 19:02 GMT

#63

On January 27 2015 03:55 Lexender wrote:
I'm the only one who thinks sekeering mutas is actually a BAD idea?

If I was zerg player and a mech player casted HSM on my mutas I would just suicide them into the ravens, it would cost more to the mech player to remake the ravens after all.

Thats what I think anyway.

This is typically what I do anytime HSM gets cast on one of my Mutas or Corruptors..

I'm sure there's a reason not to do it.. (guaranteed loss of your unit without the guaranteed loss of theirs?) but I still try every time =/

My_Fake_Plastic_Luv

United States257 Posts

January 27 2015 05:15 GMT

#64

I was recently watching a tourney and saw Goody killed 3 zergs in a row with mech, mostly in games that were 45 min where Goody painfully outlasted the zerg by getting into position on the gases of the 5th z base. The z usually at certain point in the game would try mutas. And I think the answer is thors and lots of turrets. There was a certain point in the game where he started to make ravens but it was after he had lots of turrets, probably around 16 mins....

The games Goody got owned in were actually the ones where the Z used a ton of mutas as a main part of his attacking army, not as a raiding force, and it was the overproduction of tanks that lost him the games.