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Fa1nT
United States3423 Posts
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JBrown08
Canada306 Posts
On February 12 2011 05:11 iCCup.Raelcun wrote: Thats the point he means drop a changeling on top of banelings to make a couple blow up Im pretty sure you have to manually target changelings to attack, so dropping them on banelings would have no effect unless your opponent specifically clicked on it. So I don't practically see why you would a) manually attack a changeling with your blings if you saw it drop or b) why you would manually attack a changling that you didnt see drop (and hence looks like your own ling). Both seem unlikley. | ||
absalom86
Iceland1770 Posts
On February 12 2011 05:27 JBrown08 wrote: Im pretty sure you have to manually target changelings to attack, so dropping them on banelings would have no effect unless your opponent specifically clicked on it. So I don't practically see why you would a) manually attack a changeling with your blings if you saw it drop or b) why you would manually attack a changling that you didnt see drop (and hence looks like your own ling). Both seem unlikley. A changeling that has just been dropped from an overseer is a hostile unit, not disguised instantly, and is auto attacked by nearby enemy units. | ||
Tschis
Brazil1511 Posts
On February 12 2011 05:31 absalom86 wrote: A changeling that has just been dropped from an overseer is a hostile unit, not disguised instantly, and is auto attacked by nearby enemy units. I think the Changeling is really fragile and the IA on the banelings wouldn't allow many of them to blow up at the same time. //tx | ||
absalom86
Iceland1770 Posts
On February 12 2011 05:39 Tschis wrote: I think the Changeling is really fragile and the IA on the banelings wouldn't allow many of them to blow up at the same time. //tx 1 changeling is 25 overseer energy, 1 baneling is 50 minerals 25 gas ( math ? ) so i'd say that's a very worthy trade. | ||
JBrown08
Canada306 Posts
On February 12 2011 05:31 absalom86 wrote: A changeling that has just been dropped from an overseer is a hostile unit, not disguised instantly, and is auto attacked by nearby enemy units. Well I apologize then, for I was misinformed. However I do have a questions: Does the bling still attack automatically if the changling is dropped in sight but changes form before it is in range? Or do you have to time it exactly and have it attacked before it is morphed? | ||
absalom86
Iceland1770 Posts
On February 12 2011 09:40 JBrown08 wrote: Well I apologize then, for I was misinformed. However I do have a questions: Does the bling still attack automatically if the changling is dropped in sight but changes form before it is in range? Or do you have to time it exactly and have it attacked before it is morphed? it works like dropping marauders on banelings, you just drop right on the ball of banelings and if the zerg isnt paying attention they will auto attack. | ||
Cabracan
New Zealand119 Posts
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SlapMySalami
United States1060 Posts
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Rage178
United States127 Posts
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AwallFTW
United States103 Posts
On February 12 2011 13:54 SlapMySalami wrote: tlo should have been on the poll list I completely agree with your comment. To me TLO is the most innovative player out there. I love his tactics, he is willing to try out anything. He is the Batman of Sc2. Proxy supply depot? Yeah he can make that work. | ||
TheDominator
New Zealand336 Posts
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whitefenix
Sweden40 Posts
If he was prepared for it he could probably attack-queue all of them and kill them quite fast I think CatZ would be the first to utilize this, he always does crazy stuff like this | ||
GFree
Singapore71 Posts
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NeWnAr
Singapore231 Posts
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absalom86
Iceland1770 Posts
On February 12 2011 17:38 TheDominator wrote: This has the potential to work really well. If you have more than 1 overseer, lets say 3, thats 12 changelings. It will take time to realise wats happening (thats already several things dead) and will take a tiny bit to kill all 12 (more free stuff to destroy). Thats a pretty good harrass, and it cost you absolutely nothing. And thats assumng the opponnt does well. As you saw above, they epic failed, and can happen any game. more overseers also means more buildings/probes you kill. Also, if you killed an vital tech building, it cud be gg. Very creative, and its not that micro intensive or anything. I want to see a pro use this. I've seen MorroW at least attempt to use this in a few games. Definately unexplored tactic and interesting to see more of it. | ||
GFree
Singapore71 Posts
On February 12 2011 23:37 NeWnAr wrote: Dude you can kill the changelings with workers. Once the opponent realizes it's easy to counter. I think the difficulty of dealing with this is the fact that you'd need to individually attack each changeling once they're morphed. Plus with the Nydus worm example, the changelings just buy time for the Nydus to pop up and unload enough units. | ||
rredtooth
5458 Posts
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Xodushai
Sweden174 Posts
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S.O.L.I.D.
United States792 Posts
On February 12 2011 13:59 Rage178 wrote: Is it that hard to kill one changeling? No, but it's hard/takes a long time to kill 8, 12, 25, etc. Enough time to do some damage while your opponent is distracted. | ||
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