hi im nazgul and i learned sc2 from my cat stalker over here
(but this is pretty cool, but im wondering why he went for this build the third time even though he knows idra could potentially counter it like last map)
I mean that Blink Micro was pretty ridiculously awesome. But Xel'Naga jumping? Trying to play the same goddamn game for all three games and just hoping it worked?
Bullshit.
Also, why did IdrA go Roach/Ling again against the same one strategy?
Idra should have kept a scout up by the xel naga watch tower once he realized stalkers could blink up there. Instead he didn't scout well and let his whole army get split up for no good reason.
I mean that Blink Micro was pretty ridiculously awesome. But Xel'Naga jumping? Trying to play the same goddamn game for all three games and just hoping it worked?
Bullshit.
Wait. How is that bullshit? Because he won? Or because IdrA played stupidly? I don't get how it's bullshit.
Xel'Naga jumping is bullshit? Because that's amazingly smart.
I think its funny how you guys get upset that Nazghul used the same strat in all three same games against a player that is like, famous for doing the same macro heavy style of play every single game. :P
Really not sure what Idra was doing in game 3, the moment he saw Nazgul was onebasing and only getting stalkers out he should have gone for Hydras, even more so when he attacked and found the entrance closed. I'd ongratulate Nazgul on finding the counter to Idra's playstyle but it really feels like it was Idra's game to lose after that early harass/scout with the lings.
Considering Nazgul hasn't played much in tournaments as far as I know, and has been busy managing TL, I don't blame him for just figuring out a way to beat Idra and sticking to that plan really, he must have known he stood no chance if he let Idra start to macro and picked what he thought was the best early-pressure build after watching Idra's games against Tyler.
I mean that Blink Micro was pretty ridiculously awesome. But Xel'Naga jumping? Trying to play the same goddamn game for all three games and just hoping it worked?
Bullshit.
Wait. How is that bullshit? Because he won? Or because IdrA played stupidly? I don't get how it's bullshit.
Xel'Naga jumping is bullshit? Because that's amazingly smart.
Whenever a P or Z bitches about T being over powered it's always stfu the T player obviously had better control and was a better player. In this game. Nazgul had CLEAR better micro and won and now P is stupid bs omg op.
I assume Idra didn't go for hydras because he was actually putting pressure on Nazghul's base early and Hydras are worthless when they aren't on creep, and to get the creep to his base would have taken to long? That's my guess, at least.
I think its funny how you guys get upset that Nazghul used the same strat in all three same games against a player that is like, famous for doing the same macro heavy style of play every single game. :P
It's annoying because Nazghul's strat is an all-in. He didn't expand in any of the games. If he can't win with his blink stalker push, he basically automatically loses the game.
IdrA's strat, on the other hand, is a generic super heavy macro style that allows for lots of adaptation.
I think Liquid is performing pretty much how one would expect. Since their team has been training in korea with oGs. Really shows the difference in the quality of players in each scene.
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alright really leaving now. fuck.
It's all he does.
And when you let him do it.
You LOSE.
single
game.
It's funny because we're so desperate to not just tech to muties.
hi im nazgul and i learned sc2 from my cat stalker over here
(but this is pretty cool, but im wondering why he went for this build the third time even though he knows idra could potentially counter it like last map)
(oh wells)
That's legitimately disappointing.
I don't understand why IdrA didn't go Hydras in game 3 as well because it's clear that all Nazghul does is Blink Stalkers.
WHYYYY
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Just insane.
Idra's got the macro, Nazgul's got the micro.
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I mean that Blink Micro was pretty ridiculously awesome. But Xel'Naga jumping? Trying to play the same goddamn game for all three games and just hoping it worked?
Bullshit.
Also, why did IdrA go Roach/Ling again against the same one strategy?
And I think idra could have won a baserace if he did some weird proxy hatch while murdering Nazguls main.
Wait. How is that bullshit? Because he won? Or because IdrA played stupidly? I don't get how it's bullshit.
Xel'Naga jumping is bullshit? Because that's amazingly smart.
This made me sad also.
Guy lurves Stalkers.
Make unit that Stalkers counter.
Win???
Only T counters their counters, Idra.
Maybe he thought that there was no way he'd do that same shit a third time?
Not sure why Idra didn't go for hydras though, did the attack hit too early or something?
Considering Nazgul hasn't played much in tournaments as far as I know, and has been busy managing TL, I don't blame him for just figuring out a way to beat Idra and sticking to that plan really, he must have known he stood no chance if he let Idra start to macro and picked what he thought was the best early-pressure build after watching Idra's games against Tyler.
Whenever a P or Z bitches about T being over powered it's always stfu the T player obviously had better control and was a better player. In this game. Nazgul had CLEAR better micro and won and now P is stupid bs omg op.
IdrA should have immediately quick-Laired, started creeping, and gotten Hydras.
It's annoying because Nazghul's strat is an all-in. He didn't expand in any of the games. If he can't win with his blink stalker push, he basically automatically loses the game.
IdrA's strat, on the other hand, is a generic super heavy macro style that allows for lots of adaptation.
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