I do, zerg 4 life
re: mech switch, you sound pretty on the ball.
A thought, one of the advantages of being a nub and ending up banking a ton is it makes it way easier to do the sudden muta switch vs mech. Oh, I have 1200 mins and gas? mise well
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I do, zerg 4 life
in general execution is much more my problem than game knowledge. which isn't surprising given the ratio of time i've spent watching pros play vs. playing myself.re: mech switch, you sound pretty on the ball.
yeah haha for sureA thought, one of the advantages of being a nub and ending up banking a ton is it makes it way easier to do the sudden muta switch vs mech. Oh, I have 1200 mins and gas? mise well
Probably true. My friend who is so fucking slow is a better DotA2 player than me because he does more useful stuff and has better other fundamentals.Crunchums wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2019 4:55 am so like when i say "i am terrible [and] they accomplished nothing" and "execution is much more my problem than game knowledge" - I think I might actually play better if instead of pushing myself about playing fast all the time, I sometimes literally just slow down and think, "what is the most important thing that I need to be focusing on right now?"
Even at the pro level vultures just seem to wreck zerg. It's too hard to be properly microing your zerglings so you only lose them one at a time, so you just see whole groups of 12 blow up, yeah.Crunchums wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2019 5:07 am i just watched the replay and man i feel absolutely embarrassed to have lost that game
he had like nothing
i've got like 3 lurkers defending my 3rd; if i just attack his natural with them + the 2 that I put outside his natural i probably win instantly
ugh
i wonder how you are supposed to deal with vultures once they start adding them. probably just have so much macro that you can a-move speedlings everywhere i guess
for sure pros do those sorts of things. I think Flash's point is that most pros spend too much time trying to be everywhere at once. when the most important thing is controlling your tanks (for example), you should focus on that and not worry if other things slip a bit.Hoshi wrote: What you say about prioritization seems correct. When you watch high-level FPVods you see so many times when things are just left to trust (or just left to die because well, not gonna miss my timing).
Yeah, we aren't disagreeing, I just think players like us who have seen the pros try to emulate them, and end up tunnel-visioning on minor execution feats while macro slips. Flash would say to prioritise macro in that situation, and I was kinda extending the point by saying that part of this (especially relevant to our level of play) is just learning to let go of microing every fight, or keeping the scouting worker alive that we're not even processing most of the info from, and just macro.Crunchums wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2019 5:18 amfor sure pros do those sorts of things. I think Flash's point is that most pros spend too much time trying to be everywhere at once. when the most important thing is controlling your tanks (for example), you should focus on that and not worry if other things slip a bit.Hoshi wrote: What you say about prioritization seems correct. When you watch high-level FPVods you see so many times when things are just left to trust (or just left to die because well, not gonna miss my timing).
Khaos wrote:im watching your vod
you have over 6000 minerals. i feel like thats not right
Crunchums wrote:i am so bad at this game lol