Also, I am pretty sure IdrA went with a full on attack against Streloks third since he knew he had to deny it or loose. He could not let Strelok fortify that position.
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							TheCrow
							
							
						 
						Norway296 Posts
						 Also, I am pretty sure IdrA went with a full on attack against Streloks third since he knew he had to deny it or loose. He could not let Strelok fortify that position. | ||
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							zyglrox
							
							
						 
						United States1168 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 04:58 Nik0 wrote: Strelok clearly played great, i mean did you see the fact that he made a planetary fortress? pretty much | ||
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							Dandel Ion
							
							
						 
						Austria17960 Posts
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							GP
							
							
						 
						United States1056 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 05:02 Gentso wrote: You can't really make many decisions on that map if you commit to ling/bane/muta. The game will be stretched out even if you're ahead. Terran can turtle so well with the map architecture, and if you don't harass you will die to timing pushes through the bridge. I wish Idra would have did more harass with the mutas. Yeah Terran can turtle, but Strelok's army is so immobile Idra could have done some dual pronged attacks rather than doing something silly like trying to fight it head on. | ||
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							1Eris1
							
							
						 
						United States5797 Posts
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							Al Bundy
							
							
						 
						7257 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 05:02 Gentso wrote: You can't really make many decisions on that map. If you commit to ling/bane/muta the game will be stretched out even if you're ahead. Terran can turtle so well with the map architecture, and if you don't harass you will die to timing pushes through the bridge. Correct me if I'm wrong but in my eyes: -He double expanded, then he let Terran get a 3rd. -He tried to take a gold and a 5th, but didn't actually do anything in order to defend them. No static defenses, no queens, no units. -He built a ton of zerglings but did nothing with them. -He built some Mutalisks, but definitely not as much as I'm used to see. Usually I see Idra just get a critical mass of mutalisks, it wasn't the case in this game. -His unit control was not the best, as seen during the attack vs. PF and the lack of good timings as well as double pronged attacks edit: I forgot that his units lacked some upgrades, unlike Strelok's ones. | ||
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							chickensmasher
							
							
						 
						Canada57 Posts
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							GP
							
							
						 
						United States1056 Posts
						 Don't make excuses for Idra throwing away a massive lead. Strelok with the beautiful drops (aside from the first lol) made a great come back, | ||
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							NonY
							
							
						 
						8751 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 05:07 chickensmasher wrote: IdrA was kicking Streloks ass for the whole game, but lost because of 1 mistake. That's just how it is for zerg. :o that's just how it is in starcraft | ||
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							ccHaZaRd
							
							
						 
						Canada1024 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 05:03 TheCrow wrote: Not trying to take anything away from Strelok. Nice win, but many people seem to forget that you cant really micro with the delay from Korea. IdrA is pretty good at those ling+bling+muta attacks and the attacks might have ended up differently if he wasn't playing from Korea... then again it might have ended in just the same way. Also, I am pretty sure IdrA went with a full on attack against Streloks third since he knew he had to deny it or loose. He could not let Strelok fortify that position. pretty sure it was played on NA so strelok would also have a delay which actually hurts terran more | ||
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							n0ise
							
							
						 
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							Samurai-
							
							
						 
						Slovenia2035 Posts
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							Darpa
							
							
						 
						Canada4413 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 05:08 Liquid`Tyler wrote: :o that's just how it is in starcraft Exactly right!. His 1 mistake was throwing his entire army into a PF and tank position. Thats a pretty big mistake. You shouldnt be able to recover from it. | ||
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							mdma-_-
							
							
						 
						Nauru1213 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 05:09 ccHaZaRd wrote: pretty sure it was played on NA so strelok would also have a delay which actually hurts terran more KR - US has more delay than EU - US though. | ||
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							kusto
							
							
						 
						Russian Federation823 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 05:08 Liquid`Tyler wrote: :o that's just how it is in starcraft According to this statement Strelok would have already lost then, if he gets his ass kicked so much? NOTE: i'm arguing only because your argument sounds slightly weird, provided that chickensmashers argument is true. | ||
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							elmizzt
							
							
						 
						United States3309 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 05:10 Samurai- wrote: what is the score, op not opdated :< 2-1 for EG | ||
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							coddan
							
							
						 
						Estonia890 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 05:10 Darpa wrote: Exactly right!. His 1 mistake was throwing his entire army into a PF and tank position. Thats a pretty big mistake. You shouldnt be able to recover from it. Yet Strelok should be allowed to recover from doing 0 damage with blueflame hellions, cloaked banshees, the early drops and losing both tech lab upgrades. | ||
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							Serpico
							
							
						 
						4285 Posts
						 On February 21 2011 05:14 coddan wrote: Yet Strelok should be allowed to recover from doing 0 damage with blueflame hellions, cloaked banshees, the early drops and losing both tech lab upgrades. And zerg is supposed to be able to remax and throw waves of units at you. | ||
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							ccHaZaRd
							
							
						 
						Canada1024 Posts
						 axslav for ace!! | ||
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							Weavel
							
							
						 
						Finland9221 Posts
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