EPT[TSL] Ro16 Day 3 - Page 247
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Beyonder
Netherlands15103 Posts
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ComusLoM
Norway3547 Posts
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peeeky
Canada631 Posts
P wins: Protoss is easy, the Zerg played so well and still lost. Bad game. Z wins: The Zerg player had to out play the Protoss so much, the Protoss player is just terrible. Can't we just enjoy the games? | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On April 17 2011 06:54 Huragius wrote: ^^ Well, HasuObs was actually dead after his main was destroyed. During that drop, Morrow's macro was non-existent and it feels like Morrow could have finished it really earlier. Do you even play the game? Doing that kind of drop automatically puts your macro behind, you can't do both at the same time. Also, no he couldn't end it much earlier without either taking big risks or relying on dumb luck. | ||
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buscemi
116 Posts
On April 17 2011 06:53 cyclone25 wrote: Big maps allow for that. Too bad that Blizzard still insists on small maps and will probably balance the game around them. What exactly stopped Morrow from dropping/nydusing/attacking the third/fourth on Metal? Nothing but his own passivity. Remember that ling that was blocking the third? Cannon gets vision but doesn't have range, and Hasuobs' army moves in to kill it? Perfect time for a drop/nydus in the back of the main to snipe a key tech structure. | ||
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RedHelix
250 Posts
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Mascherano
Argentina1726 Posts
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Huragius
Lithuania1506 Posts
On April 17 2011 06:55 butchji wrote: "it's actually utterly hilarious how much better than you I have to be to win this" some smart man once said Actually, HasuObs was a better player there. He was simply caught off guard. | ||
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TheAwesomeAll
Netherlands1609 Posts
On April 17 2011 06:54 disco wrote: So a massive advantage barely gets Morrow a win. Was a fun game though. How can a win be "barely a win", its quite 1 dimsional, either you win or you lose. | ||
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laegoose
Russian Federation325 Posts
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LEEKsc
Sweden380 Posts
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Ashok
Australia339 Posts
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relyt
United States1073 Posts
On April 17 2011 06:56 Beyonder wrote: Anyone whining about balance is banned from hereon. Had it with you guys. Enjoy the games, post better, or stay out of this thread Thank you  . Someone needs to stop the balance whine. | ||
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Dreaming11
United Kingdom105 Posts
On April 17 2011 06:55 Redox wrote: So how should Morrow have done the same early agression withput going gas first? Why was day9 so critical of that? spanishiwas build gets gas late but then you get 4 gas, as soon as lair is done (about the normal time) you can quickly get drops and overlord speed and hydra den at the same time, setting you up nicely for a really strong timing push. | ||
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KiNGxXx
7928 Posts
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Pills
206 Posts
On April 17 2011 06:54 Mailing wrote: Considering hasuobs did probably the worst opening against morrows mass zergling/baneling drop, it's a surprise he even survived... =/ It prevented him from ever getting a fast econ to make his deathball. It did so much damage because he went stargate though. Well, Morrow didn't do any damage to Hasu's production. The natural had all of the gateways and other buildings, and Morrow didn't touch that. | ||
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loveeholicce
Korea (South)785 Posts
On April 17 2011 06:54 Logros wrote: And he had the massive advantage because of? That's right, aggression! BEcause of a semi all in drop that's designed to counter early stargate play to be more specific. It was a specific build used for a specific moment, not some new gameplay style Zergs need to employ. July did the same thing to Mc in the finals (except with hydras, but the idea stands). Any time you open with a really quick stargate theres a good timing for Zerg to use overlord drop. | ||
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phyren
United States1067 Posts
QFT, imba whiners need to stfu and just watch the games | ||
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bluestuff
Canada893 Posts
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
On April 17 2011 06:56 Beyonder wrote: Anyone whining about balance is banned from hereon. Had it with you guys. Enjoy the games, post better, or stay out of this thread Quoting for posterity. | ||
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