ZeRen wrote:
about Pyramid, that's exactly what happen to me in last game on Pyramid
you just put line of T2 PD, get a beer and watch how PDs kill everything, you can build as many Vipers as you want, but especially UEF com can spam T2 shield so fast, that you need whole army of vipers and if you are not on T2 land yet you can call gg
fire base is ok, but PD creep just ruin fan of game
sometime it seem that UEF players know only one strategi PD creep
theeggroll wrote:So lets say im in a game, and early game I havent paid the best attention to my scouting to notice that my opponent's acu is upgrading (Not uncommon to not watch your scout 100%, especially while you are getting things set up early game) and right as you finish setting up your t1 spam build you lose a solid portion of your map control due to t2 pd being set up in good spots and then enough get made fast enough that you cant counter with t1 push and/or gun. I do know how to raid, but overall the loss of map control can easily leave you at a disadvantage for the rest of the game. The map I'm specifically thinking of is Pyramid in middle spot where you lose 3-4 mexes as well as a SHIT ton of reclaim, even though he is static and investing mass into t2 pd, that amount of map control and reclaim he gets makes it very difficult to counter. Yes, you can get viper spam up, but you still lose enough of your map control that you're fucked either way, especially since you've just invested most of your resources into setting up t1 spam. No dumb answers please and thank you.
about Pyramid, that's exactly what happen to me in last game on Pyramid
you just put line of T2 PD, get a beer and watch how PDs kill everything, you can build as many Vipers as you want, but especially UEF com can spam T2 shield so fast, that you need whole army of vipers and if you are not on T2 land yet you can call ggfire base is ok, but PD creep just ruin fan of game
sometime it seem that UEF players know only one strategi PD creep
Not all UEF players do t2 PDs. I hate that, but it happens often on rohans. Leads to stalemates that are hard to resolve - only Scathis, nukes, Ahwassa or czar can break it. On open maps, like Open Palms or New Zeta Wonder such stalemate is impossible to achieve. There one can encircle, strike at flanks, take central positions and, basically, perform all possible military maneuvers.
Statistics: Posted by Lieutenant Lich — 02 Feb 2016, 03:13
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