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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
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Kiyo.
United States2284 Posts
On December 20 2012 20:06 Kyir wrote: Good job refuting my opinion with your opinion. I will definitely go do something else now. I don't think its really opinion that FFs are harder to execute than Fungals... more of a fact. | ||
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Maloreon
United States911 Posts
On December 20 2012 20:06 OfficerRobert wrote: OK, then forget about the race, he's too biased towards parting. You should be too if you know what is good for you. All hail lord Parting, god of all-ins, master of micro, perfecter of macro.  | ||
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nomyx
United States2205 Posts
On December 20 2012 20:06 Sc2Null wrote: SICK EMPS...SICK PSYSTORMS!...SICK LARVA INJECTS!! its one of those annoying caster things Yeah it's definitely annoying if it's a bad EMP/fungal/spell = "oh didn't get anything" if it's average, good, or great = "SICK FUNGALS TASTELESS" | ||
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DrPandaPhD
5188 Posts
Sniper is good at making people sad so this should be expected | ||
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Lazzi
Switzerland1923 Posts
Hope it won't happen. | ||
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NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
On December 20 2012 20:06 OfficerRobert wrote: OK, then forget about the race, he's too biased towards parting. would you rather him have no enthusiasm and be neutral and boring? | ||
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xAdra
Singapore1858 Posts
Great games so far, parting ftw! Knock these zergs out! | ||
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Jacmert
Canada1709 Posts
On December 20 2012 19:59 Kyir wrote: I don't think that there's actually a way to make forcefields exciting. It's like saying SICK FUNGALS. Snore city. "Sick" forcefields ARE exciting, because very few Code S level Protosses, even, can put them down as efficiently, as effectively, and as accurately as Parting just did in Game 2. Blame my untrained Protoss eye, but landed fungals look almost identical to me, regardless of player skill. The skill in fungaling seems more to do with managing your Infestor energy, deciding when to use fungals instead of IT's, and having the vision/awareness and positioning to "decide" to ensnare a certain clump of units. That last point is similar to forcefields, except that with fungals it's a simple "one-click" process. If the units are in range, I click on them and they are fungaled. For forcefields, if a group of units is in range, you have to land more than one forcefield (unless it's a small ramp, of course), decide on the shape of the arc you want (taking into account the map topology), and get them down quickly enough so that the units can't escape. For both fungals and ff's, you have to space them out perfectly or else you're wasting energy due to overlap or you're missing units due to a gap. But even then, leaving a gap in your fungals is no big deal because the vast majority of the units you intended to fungal will be rooted, whereas with forcefields, depending on how many gaps you leave and the size of those gaps, your 4-8 forcefields could end up virtually useless because all the remaining units will be able to funnel through the gaps. And I forgot perhaps the biggest difference: with forcefields, they almost always restrict movement of an army in one direction (either preventing their advance, or preventing their retreat), but the army is free to run in the other direction. With fungals, they're rooted in place. In short, please don't equate forcefields with fungals. | ||
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
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froseph
United States12 Posts
On December 20 2012 20:06 Maloreon wrote: Everyone is actually a Parting fan whether they admit it or not. You have to be a fan of someone that is this cool, this godlike, this invincible.  PARTING. maybe Parting mindhacked Nestea and found the answer to defeating the universe | ||
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nomyx
United States2205 Posts
On December 20 2012 20:06 Maloreon wrote: Everyone is actually a Parting fan whether they admit it or not. You have to be a fan of someone that is this cool, this godlike, this invincible. PARTING. Agreed! | ||
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Orek
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Lorning
Belgica34432 Posts
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Godwrath
Spain10126 Posts
"YOU BROUGHT INTO YOURSELVES ZERG" | ||
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Noc-
Finland850 Posts
On December 20 2012 20:04 Lakona wrote: Uh, what the fuck? Sick forcefields are badass as fuck to watch, PartinG's perfect execution is entertaining as hell. Forcefields are much more difficult to use properly than fungals, there is no comparison. If you're incapable of appreciating this, you're probably not going to enjoy PartinG's games, go do something else instead of bringing down the vibe for the rest of us who are. I completely agree. Perfect forcefields aren't that easy as some people think. Even pros are fucking them up so often, it's just PartinG who does them really good almost always. And after his games all the zergs come to whine "omg its so easy to just f click everywhere blablabla". I wanna see them do perfect forcefields. | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On December 20 2012 20:08 Fusilero wrote: I was having a wash, how is parting already two up on the ruiner of fun and joy. soul all in 2x | ||
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nomyx
United States2205 Posts
On December 20 2012 20:08 Jacmert wrote: "Sick" forcefields ARE exciting, because very few Code S level Protosses, even, can put them down as efficiently, as effectively, and as accurately as Parting just did in Game 2. Blame my untrained Protoss eye, but landed fungals look almost identical to me, regardless of player skill. The skill in fungaling seems more to do with managing your Infestor energy, deciding when to use fungals instead of IT's, and having the vision/awareness and positioning to "decide" to ensnare a certain clump of units. That last point is similar to forcefields, except that with fungals it's a simple "one-click" process. If the units are in range, I click on them and they are fungaled. For forcefields, if a group of units is in range, you have to land more than one forcefield (unless it's a small ramp, of course), decide on the shape of the arc you want (taking into account the map topology), and get them down quickly enough so that the units can't escape. For both fungals and ff's, you have to space them out perfectly or else you're wasting energy due to overlap or you're missing units due to a gap. But even then, leaving a gap in your fungals is no big deal because the vast majority of the units you intended to fungal will be rooted, whereas with forcefields, depending on how many gaps you leave and the size of those gaps, your 4-8 forcefields could end up virtually useless because all the remaining units will be able to funnel through the gaps. And I forgot perhaps the biggest difference: with forcefields, they almost always restrict movement of an army in one direction (either preventing their advance, or preventing their retreat), but the army is free to run in the other direction. With fungals, they're rooted in place. In short, please don't equate forcefields with fungals. don't forget the fact that he was patient with them. He didn't fall for any bait that sniper tried setting out for him | ||
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Kyir
United States1047 Posts
On December 20 2012 20:08 nomyx wrote: Yeah it's definitely annoying if it's a bad EMP/fungal/spell = "oh didn't get anything" if it's average, good, or great = "SICK FUNGALS TASTELESS" There are too many times when a caster says SICK X and then realizes that they actually kind of sucked and acts sheepishly about it. It's only amusing the first few times. | ||
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