EPTNew Trick for Spawn Larva - Page 2
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Beef Noodles
United States937 Posts
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Broodie
Canada832 Posts
so I dunno, nice research but I think you'd be better off with a queen at each base in groupings and teaching yourself to spawn all the time. Hell If I know im aboot to get into battle I'll back off and spawn too, I dunno; Spawning larvae is quintessential to Zerg play, just as much as a queen can be for defense from small eco pressure | ||
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Balzy
United States113 Posts
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
On September 07 2010 14:23 Broodie wrote: I spawn larvae on time most of the time and im only in platinum (Due to constant cheese -_-*) so I dunno, nice research but I think you'd be better off with a queen at each base in groupings and teaching yourself to spawn all the time. Hell If I know im aboot to get into battle I'll back off and spawn too, I dunno; Spawning larvae is quintessential to Zerg play, just as much as a queen can be for defense from small eco pressure why are people always of the opinion that harder is better. It's better to have automated injection and look at your base now and then to correct inconsistencies. | ||
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blackodd
Sweden451 Posts
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Broodie
Canada832 Posts
11v(click)22v(click)33v(click) happens in less than a second, measure your intentions. | ||
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AcrossFiveJulys
United States3612 Posts
The problem with this is that its most viable time window (start of the game) is also the time where players are least likely to mess up and most likely to have to use the queen for defensive purposes. I think the most useful time to do this actually is at your 3rd or 4th base (where alot of players start messing up), and manually spawn larvae at your main and nat. | ||
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freshiie22
Canada132 Posts
Queen + Quing iunoo sory if i failed | ||
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eth3n
718 Posts
Awesome creativity | ||
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Birkses
Australia24 Posts
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
On September 07 2010 14:29 freshiie22 wrote: Queening? Queen + Quing iunoo sory if i failed queenoodling in honor of the inventor imo | ||
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Whole
United States6046 Posts
On August 04 2010 14:47 IdrA wrote: thats not true at all, ive never seen anyone keep queens low at 1/hatchery throughout a long game im a macro focused player and mine regularly build up over 75 even in games that arent *that* demanding not that i support that change at all, it would be horrible, but no one is anywhere near perfect with larvae inject. Not even IdrA can keep the Queens low all game, so if a Zerg player like IdrA would master this technique, it would make him a lot more powerful. And if you can set it up in 10 seconds, (which isn't TOO bad considering the benefits) just imagine IdrA!!! However, I wish you (or someone) would make a video or series of screenshots because the explanation is quite unclear. BeefNoodles, please upload some screenshots because this trick might be revolutionary. | ||
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andeh
United States904 Posts
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eth3n
718 Posts
On September 07 2010 14:31 Sfydjklm wrote: queenoodling in honor of the inventor imo I like "using the noodle" "noodling the queens" :D | ||
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Ndugu
United States1078 Posts
Get on it Idra! | ||
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Broodie
Canada832 Posts
On September 07 2010 14:33 andeh wrote: It seems like a lot of constant work compared to going 567 to check the energy on your queens Agreed, I support creativity but this shift clicking/screen dragging is too much, takes up too much time compared to what Andeh and I responded with. | ||
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NeoLearner
Belgium1847 Posts
 I like the idea, if you are doing some sort of rush it would really help by not having to go back to your base to macro at all. Although this: On September 07 2010 14:18 Beef Noodles wrote: Well look at IdrA. He's amazing at spawning larva, but in his game vs Morrow, he often forgot because he was too busy microing his lings and roaches. This would have given him a 200 second micro window I do not totally agree with. In that game he needed to micro his queen as well as his roaches. This would throw of the timing of your walk, right? Nice trick though, it could have some use as long as you don't have to micro your queen. | ||
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Beef Noodles
United States937 Posts
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waffling1
599 Posts
one advantage i see is that you don't have to sych up queens' injection cycles. every queen is like an individual spinning plate, and when you add more shift commands, you're re-spinning each plate. | ||
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AppleTart
United States1261 Posts
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