"u know this channel has way less spam ever since i /ignored everyone whos name starts with 'abrasive' and ends with '-x'"
-:necrosausage!:\
|
| Something to keep in mind. "與其懷疑,不如相信" | | | Author: | | | IP: | XXXX | | Date: | 05/25/99 07:05 | | Game Type: | Starcraft | | Labels: | Starcraft(1), Text Only(1) | | Report Rating: , # of Ratings: 2, Max: 2, Min: 2
Lifetime Rating for Scud: 2.0000 |  | It was a 2on2 game on Hunters. My partner, B, was at 1 and I was at 5. I was protoss and my partner was too. Anyway, our opponents were zerg and some other race, I don't remember. It's ok because the non-zerg guy was insignificant to the plotline. Our opponents scouted early and found my protoss partner at 1 and yes, the zerg rushed B, constantly producing zerglings, sending them out as soon as possible. Since I was protoss and using double gateways, I was a lil bit slow in warping zealots. I had found both our opponents by then. The zerg was at 9 and the other was either at 11 or 6 i don't remember but it's ok because he's insignificant. I told my partner to run for a while, trying to buy time. So instead of going to 1 to help B out I went straight to 9 and eliminated him as soon as possible, ignoring the weak attacks of the non-zerg user. His zerglings stopped attacking, some turned blue, and he left the game. My partner lived (as in able to build, produce, PLAY), I THINK. I don't remember what happened since it was a long time ago but I did remember something about winning and leaving the game together with B, 2on1.
Something to keep in mind:
There's more than one way of defending a rush.
And most importantly, trust your partner.
The report titled in Chinese "與其懷疑,不如相信" means "instead of doubting why not try believing". |
|
|
|
Home
Forum
Starcraft Tournaments
